The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-01
IyTHE MESHES 0FCUPID.
vrlRrs WHICH THE LITTLE Elf
HAS SECURELY SHARED.
\, pe,utIfnl Scene when Miss Columbia
stapard Hayes Became tho Bride OF
MIR, William James Walker.


raster lily. Miss Columbia Stanard Hayes
yesterday afternoon at o'clock became
,ne welded wife OF Mr.. William James
walker. Rev. Hartley Carmichael. rector
~ 81. Pauls Episcopal church. otilciated.
The ceremony took place at the brides
home. Seventh and Main streets. and long
,efore the ceremony the parlors of the
s,acious mansion were thronged with
frlcnds and relatives of the bride and
Uoom
The bridal cortege was preceded by the
uftle Miss Ella Williams Buck and Mas
cor Robert Coleman Walker. They pref
,ny carried ribbons. which formed an
,nprovised aisle for those yet 20 follow.
The pretty children were followed by the
Groom and MIR. G. r. Walker. best man.
Then followed The maid of honor. Miss
rita Hayes. who wore an elaborate gown
Of pink silk. and carried a bouquet OF
Ia France roses.
The bride then entered with her father
Mr.. James Hayes. She was apparelled in
n Gown OF heavy white satin. trimmed
rrcttily with rare old lace. The tullc veil
was caught up with diamond ornament,
the gift Of the groom. She carried lilies
of the valley. She is the daughter OF
Sir. and Mrs. James Hayes. and has been
exclusive circles Of Richmond's fashion
able society. she Is a beautiful woman
of the brunette type. and possesses those
rare accomplishments and charm of man
ner that have made for her n host Of
friends in this and other cities.
The groom is n member Of Richmond
social world, a man OF excellent business
attachments, and he, like his fair bride,
have many friends IN this and other
r,fies. He Is engaged in the insurance
business with the Life Insurance Com
rany Of Virginia
The parlors Of the home at which the
Wedding took place were most laVishiy
decorated with palms, plants ana flowers.
and the wedding picture was brlillant
cne. as the guests siccd assembled WIZ
rossing the ceremony. and waiting 10
wish the newly plighted couple God speed
md happiness
Tho presents were. perhaps. the most
BEAUTIFUL and most elegant seen in Rich
rond for several years.
reception was held after the nuptials.
md MIR. and Mrs. Walker left on the 7:05
rain 70 spend their honeymoon North,
-1ing ms far as Niagara Falls 10 see the
ice bridge there
At the reception a charming collation.
was served. The tables were decorated
with the daintiest of candelabre. ""d
graceful plants and the menu was made
no Of the most appetizing delicacies and
viands.
Among those present were: Mrs. James
Hayes. an elaborate gown Of black velvet,
trimmed with old lace; pearl ornaments.
Miss Elizabeth Hayes, gown OF blue
and white silk.
Miss Mary Stuart Hayes. a simple dress
Of white orEandie and violets.
Miss Virginia Carter Hayes baby
wasted gown Of white organize and pink
ribbons.
Mrs. J. r. c. Walker. elaborate gown Of
black velvet. diamonds.
Miss Annie Walker Gown Of pink satin,
trimmed with embroidered crepe.
Mrs Edward Buck. old rose colored
silk. trimmed with sealskin.
Mrs. T. II. Mayo, an exquisite gown Of
lavender corded silk diamond ornaments
Mrs. Benehan Cameron, white satin and
old lace trimmings.
Mrs. Allan Talbot. exquisite gown OF
white brocade and real lace.
Mrs. Lucien Tatum, green brocade and
violet trimmings.
Mrs. c. d. Langhorne. black silk and
diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Decatur Axtell, olive-green crepe.
Mrs. Z. c. Mayo. black and gold cos
tune.
Mrs. Percy Montague. yellow and black
crepe
Mrs. Alexander w. Archer, black and
plNk COSTUME.
Mrs. r. c. Morton. white and violet
fanle.
Mrs. William Waller Morton, wine-red
faile with velvet trimmings.
Mrs. John Coke. old rose faille.
Mrs. James Armstrong Welsh, black
satin.
Mrs c. y. Coleman. black velvet.
Mrs Edward Price, white corded silk.
Mrs L. L. Lewis, gray faille and old
lace.
Mrs. r. Carter Scott white satin.
Mrs. c. OBJ. Cowardin, black satin
violet trimmings.
Mrs. c. u. Williams. white faille.
Mrs. Moncure Perkins, gown OF pink
crepe and silk.
Mrs. Hartley Carmichael gray satin.
Miss Irene Langhorne, black satin and
VOiets.
Miss Elise Williams. exquisite gown Of
white and green silk.
Miss Clarke Of Georgia. white corded
silk
Miss Meta Potts. white and old gold
silk
Miss Virginia CABOT beautiful Co.'S
tune Of violet and white; violets.
Miss Bessie Fauntleroy, a striking cos
tune Of lavender and pale green silk.
Miss Gretchen Parsons. Natural Bridge,
a lovely girl OF the blonde type. In a
htIlhluBly ndNuSOnnc boNu VI pdiS OluC
silk
Miss Narcissa Barton. white faille.
Miss Eugenia Tenant, Petersburg. a
gown Of old rose net.
Miss Armat, yellow and old blue cos
tune.
Miss Carmichael. Fredericksburg. white
and violet costume.
Miss Bruce Williams. white and yellow
SIX.
Miss Bessie Pace. an exquisite Felix
gown OF lavender and yellow satin.
Miss Bette Cooke. white and yellow
costume OF silk
Miss Helen Bates Floyd. Louisville an
elaborate gown OF yellow and white silk.
Miss Martha Bagby. pink silk; Ameri-
can beauties.
Miss Southall. University Of Virginia,
pink net.
Miss Bena Harrison. Harrisonburg.
white faille.
Nessrs. John G.. Hayes, James Y. Down
man New York; Dryden Tenant. Thomas
Williams. Ad. Williams, T. H. Mayo, |
Decatur Axtell. Robert Blankenship, Fred. |
Peasants Arthur Peasants, Carter |
Scott. Leigh Page. George Gibson. George |
Leigh. G. ID. Langhorne. Alexander w. !
archer G. OBJ COwardn. Allan Talbot.
Lucien Tatum. r. G. Morton. William |
waller Morton, John Coke. G. d. Cole
man Hon. l.. l.. Lewis. Minor Lewis. |
MARION j. Dimmock. John Young. Ormond |
Young. Thomas Scott. Charles Barrett,
Inward Thomas. Randlett, Boston; |
hlrhwood Mitchell, James Lyons. Ruther-