The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-30
MISS WALKER A BRIDE.
SHE Welded EDGAR FREEMAN
LAST EyENING.
Pretty Wedding at the Suburban Resi-
denee of Major Waikcr-ofher
Marriages.

Tho wedding Of Miss Evie Hurxthall
Walker. daugltcr OF Major -. y walker,
and Mr.. Edgar Freeman, TOOK pace az
$50 o clock ON ycsteNe! 'Nci""s az -" S.yol
Walkers suburban residence icN. 1 Inc
Powers officiating. . 49,, -.
Aside from the popularity enjoyed by
the hride-clcct as her iathtrs daughter,
abe wears other social honors that are
the result cf her own charm. Mr.. Free
man Is a native OF Macon. Ga, but for
-four year, has been "a resident OF N.ch-
mond ana has taken an enviaDe -osltlon
In the Junior business world through bis
st>rling abilities as IN the soclaI enc oy
lts social qualities.
owing Co recent severe aihiction IN MS
family. the wedding was OF the Simplest
and least ustCut1tlOus character. the Ccre-
monv OF course. being I'm accordance with
the stately and solemn ritual OF the Epis-
Copal church. which needs nothing 10
emphasize or perfect u. suineed oahd
rendered tho march from Lohcn@rin as
the bridal party entered the Darior. and
NcudolsSohu's march at the conclusion Of
the ceremony. Spring flowers, cut and
growing. were placed here ana there
throughout the pariors. and palms etc.
Tho bride. toccthcr with her maid Of
honor Miss Lula Walker. wore pure
white. uuhrOkcn az any point by a touch
of color AIR. Deane Maury was best
At tho conclusion Of the ccrmony n
very small number including only near
est rcatlves and most intimate friends.
wcrO entertained at very elegantly
served supper hy Major and Mrs. Walker.
and later Mr.. and MRS. Freeman took the
train for the North. Many good wishes
accompany them. The wedding presents
were exceptionally numerous and hand
some.
Phhi ,s-BaBee.
At $50 o'clock last evening the wedding
OF Mss Grace Garnctt Dance. daughter
Of sir. T. j. Dance. and Of Mr.. Edwin
Brock Philips. son of Mr.. oscar Philips,
took place at Laurcl-Street Methodist
church, Rev. #. j. Taylor pastor oii-
Clafiug.
Tho bride IS "a very charming and popu-
iar grl and the groom young man OF
Mr. Taylor. the groom. and his best
man. Mr. Wilk.e Freeman, entered from
The side door leading into the chancei,
and were there met by the bridal party.
the bride entering with her father, ana
Immediately preceded 10y her maid OF
honor Miss lila Haurand, I'm pure white,
and little Mss Margaret Merrlman. who
carried upon "a white satin pillow the
lrayer-h0ok ont of which Mr Taylor read
Tile sacred service. This little lady wore
very pretty and becoming gown OF
delicate pink.
The bride. who is of slight and graceful
figure ana has "a charming face, wore
tasteful travelling dress Of gray, with
b'ue trimmings. she carried u bouquet
~ American Beauty roses.
The ushcrs were Messrs William Bethel
William Foster. MarstOn, Albert Hober-
stock, Clarence HarWoOd, and Clarence
Lewis. Ia common with the groom and
h9s bcsft man, fhcse gentlemen wore
black dress suits and bOutOnnercS Of
American Beauty buds.
Professor Herbert Reese ofiiciafcd at
the organ. rendering the Lohengrin and
Meudelssohn marches I'm the usual order.
Admission 10 the church was by card,
about two hundred and fifty invitations
being issued At the conclusion OF the
ccrmony a reception was rendered Mr..
ana Mrs. Phillips at the residence OF the
attcr's parents. The young couple took
a late train for the North. expecting TO be
gent about a week.