The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-06
MISS MAY LOVING WEEDS.
TIRE BRIDE or Mr.. CHARLES
THeMAs NORMAN.
Owing to the Illness of the Groom IL is
Home Wedding Meeting of the A,
P.y.A.-cther News

There was a quiet and impressive mar
rage celebrated on yesterday at noon,
when Miss May Bonner Loving and Mr.
Charles Thomas Norman were married az
the residence of the groom, No. 10 south
Third street
II WAS intended that the ceremony
should take place at the Church CT the
Holy Trinity, with all the usual accesso-
ries of a church wedding.
But the groom was taken III ana
change OF programme was necessary, and
50 the scene OF the wedding was chang
ed to the groom's house, rather than post
II Will be pleasant to the friends OF both
these young people to know that inc con-
dition OF the groom is steadily growing
better, and that there is no typhoid IN
his case, as was at first believed:
On Monday the happy pair WIN prooa-
bly, go on their bridal tour through the
North.
Miss Loving. that was. Mrs; Nor
man that is. is the oldest daughter OF
Mr.. William A. Loving. the secretary and
treasurer OF the Security Building ana
Loan Association, IS a charming young
woman beautiful and much admired
Mr.. Norman Is the efficient head book
keeper for the firm OF o. III. Berry
Company. by whom, as by many iilenuS'
he is highly esteemed.
The eremony-performed By Rev. y.
]. Gravatt rector OF Holy Trnlty--deriV-
| ed additional Impressiveness from the en-
| cumStances under which II was perform,
| ed The only witnesses were Mr. anu
| Mrs. VIM. A. Loving, parents OF the
| bride; Misses Louise ana Etnei LOWE ms
| Meade Loving. her brothers: Mr., Benz,
Norman. brother OF the groom; Mr.. anu
| Mrs Jas. Grigg. and Miss Louise Gfigs'
Miss Loving wore simple waialng cos
| tune OF dark plum color, when ntteu nsi
really beautiful figure 70 perfect adIdn-
| tage. She was given away by her Idthet'
| The scene was a solemn and moving one,
and deep feeling was apparent among tue
4 little company.
health permit they WILL as stated, leave
| for the bridal tour on Monday. and at us
| conclusion Will be at home az 10 south
| Third street All their friends JOIN IN
| the earnest hope that their plans may
| suffer no change through Mr.. Norman
continued illness, as in the warneI goou
| wishes
The collection Of wedding gifts was es-
pecially large including an exceedingly
| handsome one. Mr.. o. II. Berry. MT.
| NOrmans associates-the clerks OF the
| clothing house-chose as their expression
| OF good wishes an exceedingly beautllul
tea service Of solid silver.
The annual meeting OF the Ladies' Aux
| iliary Of the Virginia Hospital which was
| to have been held at tile Hospital yester-
| day at II o'clock. has been postponed until
Thursday tomorrow at the same hour
and place.
The first meeting Of the Association for
the Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities
| for the season Of ls97-'SS, was neid yes
terday at o'clock, at the virginia hlslot-
| teal Society's rooms. In the ABSENCE VI
the President Mrs. Josph Bryan hIs'
= I'd frs ID
sized. o.o-d,,s
secretary. Mrs. James Lyons, from tne
city, no minutes Of the last meeting We. go
read, the ladies proceeding Immediately 10
The transaction OF business. Ihere WeIe
present Mrs. ]. Taylor Ellyson. MlIIiaii
t. Robins, Mrs. L. Z. Valentine MIS- D.
Enders Robinson, Miss Margaret a; Lee
Wexford. Mrs. Edward V. valentine Mrs.
II. A. Claiborne and Mrs. George W. Dag
by. ,, -. to,d
October lst, 81, 4661S, certainly an ehcouI
aging state OF affairs in view or constdll.
expenditure The principal business
transacted consisted in decision regatuiHS
the annual meeting on OCTOBER isth, "u1-it
will be held in the hall or the HOUSE u
Delegates. at half past CLOCK "a. li,tS
To be elected. and all members are III
vited TO attend. Mrs. George w. basoy'
chairman OF the jamestown Committee
reported visit 20 her yesterday from
Lieutenant Colonel Allen, u. ). A, IN re-
gard 20 the proposed completion OF INC
breakwater il which he has, as head OF
TIE Southern Department tenglnSeflngJ al
official interest lie was accompanied py
Colonel WhitcJmb. who is In charge OF tne
work in James river ana IL Is hoPeu tila'
the proposed work may soon be compiet-
ed Mrs. Bagby gave an Interesting &C
count OF her interview with these gentle
men. the subject being ore IN whicn she
is deeply interested, Tor wnlch shs ms
done arduous work. Upon adloufhmeul
the hope was generally expressed that al
tendance on the 18TH would be general.
-
At half-past o'clock yesterday even
ing the Board OF Managers OF the Homeo-
pathic Free Dispensary held its nrst meet
ing for the season at the Dispensary, OIL
west Main street. Mrs. William Eilysoh
presided and some interesting facts rela-
tive 10 the progress which the enterprise
has made in the six months of It's exist
ence developed.
Figures showed that 276i patients have
been treated during that time. and alto
gether the ladies were greatly encouraged
at the past work and future outlook. Inc
next meeting will be held on tho nrst
Tuesday in November, at II o'clock.
Admirers OF Eugene Field and his poems
are gratihed at the announcement that his
daughter, Miss Field. will visit Richmond
during the coming winter. for the purpose
of giyng-under fashionable auspices, II
is saba series of readings from her Ia
TIERS literary work. In this conna.tion,
many will be Interested 10 know that Mr..
james l.. Young. OF Atlanta, Is now in
Richmond on business connected with the
proposed Field monument, 70 be erected
in Chicago. Mr. Young has met much en-
cOura cement and response. and will no
doubt meet With much more during the
two weeks that he Will remain here, for
the genial and tender poet has many adj
mirers in Richmond, who would take
pleasure in contributing 10 the monument
rund Mr. Young IS stopping at Si7 east
Marshall street. lie Is thoroughly in
earnest, and - sanguine of results.