Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
SOCIAL BALTIMORE.
uee FOUR HUNDRED EXCITED OVER
THs PeLL-PRicE WEDDING.
A p,chmond Belle Ono of tho Bridet-
n,aids-Tbe segrave-iInrwood N"p-
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BALTIMORE. April 29.-Society's annual
ragoant il oyerl II ended this week with
Tho circus and the Pell-Pricc wedding.
They shared equally the entire attention
which the world could spare and now both
arc but memories. / will not devote much
time nor space to tho circus, for u VIII
probally arrive IN Richmond with us
Grand "free-for-all" parade delighung
ofike tho school boy and many OF ms
oIders Rut NOT for years has Baltimore
Lod snch an excitement as the wedding Or
NIiss Sadie prico created. II has been tue
subiect OF much discussion TOT WeoAS' Jug
uuueual beauty and wide reputation OF
tho bride and her maids giving IN s'nP'o
foundation. lam
The hour set for the ceremony WIS l2;2O,
but lone before II o'clock tho corner OF
Park and Monument streets, WherO uihce
church is situated. was blockaded Win a
crovd nf stnartlv.gOwned women and
foTltlcssly-gotien-up men. In strong con-
trast TO this uitTa-swell nsleinoIaRe was
tho crowd which had assembled on the
corner below 20 see tho circus patado pass
by. Here was struggling. 'lpt9e'hg
MAS of men and women. white and col
orsd small boys and large boys. school
girls and shop glrls. but ,heir eSpeotaiion
of interest,"; was no moro keen than that OK
their mere fashionable ncighbor5.
suRGED ~.
At12 o'clock the doors Of the church
were opcned and the crowd surgcd IN, "A
crowd reurescnting Batimoro's wealth.
fashion. and society. The church then
was a beautiful sight, sunlight and gas
Lpht casting n mingled glow over TINS
hriljlnpt aseemblace and tho altar with Its
decorations oil spreading pam-trees and
huge punches OF Easter lilies and American
Beauty roses.
Promptly ut 1890 the organ struck mp
the march from Ver1is Aida" and tho
bridesmaids came from the yestry and
marched down tho aisle 20 the door. there
10 meet the BRIDE. Miss Louise Morris
walked first and alone. She was followed
by Miss Helen Stirling and Miss EuGenla
NcLane, Miss MAY Handy ana Miss Mario
Stirling bringing up tho rear. Their
gowns were Of white moussaline 90 sole
over apple green silk and were cut IN the
new umbrella shape, round, snort, ana
full, the seams beng outlined OY q lace
Insertion accentuatlng ;ho umorella-nke
appearence. The sleeves were very ran OF
tie same himY whlto over green and were
met at the elbow by long white gloves.
Bands OF green silk cncircled the waist
and neck. The hats were leGhorn and
were trimmed with huge bow of apple
green ribbon ~ 'front.' and caught no IN
the back by another bow and punches Of
YlOlets.
THE PROCESSION.
When the maids reached the door OF the
church the procession formed, tle ushers
gong first, then the bridesmaids IN the
same order as above, and lastly the bride
l.. Of bar faf har lb0
Proom. Mr.. Archie Pell, with his best man,
MIR. Mercer Pell, met her st the foot
of the steps, and the ceremony was
performed by Rev. ChaUncey Brewster, Of
Brooklyn. assisted by Rev. Arthur Chiffon
Powell. the former and present rectors OF
Grace church.
The ushers were J. A. Hartman. Cam
bridge Livingstone, A. Is. Graves, Of New
York. and John Howard aud Harry Price,
of Baltimore. They all wore long black
frock coats. light trousers, white waist
coats, neckties. gloves, and boFOnnieres.
They also wore scart-pins OK pearls and
diamonds. gifts OF the groom.
Besilcs the families of the bride and
groom there were present at the wedding
breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Garrett. Mr.. aud Mrs.
John b. Morris, Miss Adele Horwitz,
Arthur Padelford. Robert and Harry
j Ielr, NJ. ana DlIr. JfH~e NNOu anu dll@S
Madee Ould aud Miss Irene Langhorno, of
Richmond.
sEGRAyT-HARwOOD.
Thursday evening at 7 o'clock at Old
ST. Paul's another wedding was solemn
lied. at which both Of tho contracting
parties were well known. The bride was
Miss Mary HarwoOd and the groom Mr.
Charles Segrave attached TO neT British
Maiesty's consulate hero and formerly IN
Richmond.
rho wedding was quiet one, few inyi-
tatlOns being issued.
The bride was given away by her father,
Mr.. James Harwood. The groOms best
man was Mr.. Charles Clipperton, her
British Maiestys Consul at Philadelphia.
and the ushers were Samuel ;. keyser.
Francs Key Howard. John Glenn. Jr., Ge-
rard Hopkins, Jr.. and James Harwood,
Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. SePrAvo left for New York,
and Will shortly sail for England, not re-
turning TO Baltimore until the autumn.
in dealing with this weeks doIngs in So
ciety have begun with the two most i'm
portant events. but the season dies hard
and there have been other things to fill IN
between times.
A RECEPTION.
Monday the Princeton Glee and Banjo
Club came to town, and it is safe 10 say
that they never had such areception as Bal
timore gave them. The Lyceum Theatre