The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-19

=. pants Episcopal church yesterday af- I
ION at O'Clock attracted a very large /
e,sai3nable asscmblage, and the we'd (
,., was one OF the most brilliant ever /
-..s-sted IN this city Long before tho 4
.- s., for the nupuals the church was 1
.-..d 20 It's utmost capacity with /
.--ssntatve audience, conspicuous
.. whom were large number OF I
.,...... prominent society people OF hlch- 4
tI.rv were unable to secure seats /
H. church. and the side aisies We're I
..I ...n interested spectators, WINE /
-. hundred stood in the Nestbule I
... u.rHco. and even on the pave /
. arA5usly awaiting the arriFal Oh /
.. bridal party ..., /
elnra was beautifully decorated /
-..h profusion Ot palms ana ierhs' /
h beneath Che brilliant hghIs maue
D.. .sca.lIugy pretty picture
'.....--.,. af & o'clock the bridal party
..r and proceeded slowly down the
,I ,t... fo Inc strains OF the wedding
-.r.b ,.rser the skuful touch Of Professor
800. rrIrlarlt The ushers were Gene
..I ..t,rfa, j. Anderson. Dr. II. l.. C&Oei,
v- Cmrifs S. StrinElelow Mr. tHrner
Arlington. Mr r. S. Lathrop, OF saVan-
..r. rr CHARLES BONNER Mr.. Thomas
SCOTT I..'.I.Nt Nt N'tN tnA'Ntttff ''ttA
r. eslr.e owens. Of Savannah They
..r. l...tauriercs OF white carnations on
.s Iau..- of their coats.
rr.-e were two best men-Mr. George
ST. SCOTT of New York (uncle Of the
.-r.mI ana Mr. George Cole Scott
brother al the groom).
Ta. maids Of honor were Miss Katie
r.t.I H.ster of the BRIDE. and Miss
Frances Scott (sister Of the groom.
r.y wore handsome gowns OF white
rus.0vte trimmed with point desprit,
and carried in their hands large punches
" American Beauties.
TFa BRIDE who is strikngly handsome
and graceful. was attired In an exquisite
wedding gown Of white satin, duchesse
lace diamond ornaments 0he gift Of the
rr15mI and carried in her hand a huge
f.rsl.t of bride roses and lilies Of
tt. valley. She entered the church on the
arm % her father. and was met by the
r.lm at the chancel. where the cere-
nrry was very imprcssively performed by
Ha Rev. Hartly Carmichael.
After the ceremony a reception was
tnI.red the bridal party at the home
NJ the brides parents no. u west Frank
nr street. The house was tastefully
decorated with palms and cut flowers.
and au elegant collation. was served.
Among those present from abroad were
JOHN AsHNef vi A4NhAAlfN'Aif e'Al"'
ELLEN Scott, Of New York, aunt Of the
groom. Mr. William Alexander Ross, Of
Norfolk. cousin of the bride, Messrs.
F. g. Lathrop and George owens. Of
savannah; Mr. George W. Scott, of New
York. Dr. James S. Lynch, Of Florida;
Nr and Mrs. Clement Manly, Of winston,
aud others.
SIR. and Mrs Scott took the Tbs train
va Washington for Chicago and the
fsrf
they win return via New YORK 70 TINS
.t-. which they win make their future
home.
T6e bride is the daughter Of Colonel
and Mrs. a. S. Buford, and has been
for several years a conspicuous hgure
ir Richmond society. She is a young
lady Of many accomplishments ana great
narsonal magnetism, and is a general
f.vorlte among q host of friends in this
city and elsewhere.
Sir coott is the son Of Mr. Fred r.
c..tt president OF the Richmond and
I.t.-eburg Railroad Company and is
"a prominent young business man OF this
city. being "a member OF the well-known
banking firm Of Scott q Stringfellow.
Ha has been closely identified with the
society element Of Richmond for years,
and hls popularity is by no means con-
esaI 90 his native city. The high es-
t..m in which the newly welded couple
are held was clearly evinced by the nu-
uer0us and handsome presents received
from home and abroad.
Harrison.
Nr. y. Cary Nelson and Miss Mary
Harrison took the marriage vows at the
ltmenial altar yesterday morning at
r.s o'clock al the First Baptist church.
Quite a large assembly Of the relatives
and friends Of the bridal couple witness
ei the ceremony. which was impressiVely
reformed by Rev Dr. Whitfield, assist
en- hy Rev. DR.. Cooper
The ushers were Messrs. r. A. Car
raet0n Stanley Tyler. II. st. John Coalter
and w. II. Harwood. Miss Laura Harri-
.... sister of the bride, was maid of
.uar She wore a tan broadcloth suit
and carried in her hand bridal roses and
maidanhair-ferns. Mr.. o. II. Funsten
was best man.
The bride. who is a strilllngly tail and
graceful blonde. was becomingly attirec
An brown broadcloth travelingsuit, and
carried In her hand large bunch OF
bridal roses and maidenhair-ferns.
Professor Reinhardt presided at the or
San with his usual skin, and rendered
Die wedding march with splendid effect
Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and
nl-s. Nelson took the - o'clock train fol
40 extended northern trip. They vii
reside in Richmond
The bride IS the daughter or Mrs. Laura
A. Harrison. who is the widow OF th'
late Lucius Harrison, for many years
prominent citizen Of Richmond. She Is
young lady of great personal magnet
ism and is "a favOrite among a VIDE CIR
oe of friends.
Nr. Nelson is n prominent young bust
BOSS man OF This city, and is connected
WITH tne Wholesale dry goods estaohsh
ua.t Of Drewry Hughes & CO.
Stay -Wather
Mss Emma Elenora Walther became
rs bride OF Mr. Alexander Harvey May
90 ID o'clock Yesterday morning az 81
Andrews Episcopal church. The cere-
u- was very imprcssively performed
hy Rev. dr. Pike Powers, and was wit
Messed by q large number OF the relatives
l tauds az The bridal couple. There
were H1 bridesmaids. The ushers were
Nasa IT,. j. Euker (Dest nam, r, W
Noar brother Of the BRIDE, w. D.
".Nu Joseph Rye John 4. Turner
al IA Powell.
Bride wore a becomin traveling
trs material. and carried in her
bridal roses.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
.H May took the II o'clock train
a1 90 washington. baltimore
a and New York. They VIII
I. '' Richmond
-- i s the attractive dauahter OF
tI.1 d. Walther. OF No. 32o south