The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
an Nc MarY Reid McCaw-

u IS very happily superfluous 20 give
either bride or groom any letter Of in
| PRODUCTION 10 the public.
owing % comparatively recent and
erlcv0us bereavement IN the groom s
! family those witnessing the ceremony
VIII be limited 20 the immediate relatives
and very intimate friends OF Mr. Hawes
end Miss McCav. The ceremony viii be
rcrfomed by Rev. Hartley Carmichael.
Rev. Or. Moses ~. I0ge pron0uncing the
benedicti0n.
Miss Katherine Heath Halves Will be
maid Of honor and Air. Clifford Strang.
Of New YORK. best man.
The bridesmaids viii be Misses Ella
Noncure. Of Williamsburg; Elsie Smith,
Adele Archer, Della Tompkins Della
strinCfol0w. Judith Deane, Marianne
Meade and Mamie Lay. OF Richmond,
and Emily Cary. OF Charlotte county.
Little Misses Mary McCaw and Della
Davenport VIII be the ribbon girls.
The wedding viii be followed by re-
ccntion and supper. tho latter being sup
rIed by the Exchange for Woman's
work
Tho wedding tour viii be European
one. Landing 90 southampton. Mr. and
Mrs. Halves viii proceed 10 Paris, and
| thence 10 Switzerland. Upon Their return
| their home wiz De 40 the Hawcs' resi-
delce. Franklin and Fifth streets.
Tho Misses Moore hive returned from
| old Point and VIII leave shortly Tor the
10. Springs
| Nrs. James +. Kearney and her danght-
| ~ Mary started for New York and Jersey
! CITY laet Monday expecting 10 spend "a
month in the latter city. From there
/ l..l uIl 60 20 Boston ran River, and
! Newport Before leaving that section,
/ they Will take O. trip along the coast OF
| Maine a TWO weeks sojourn 90 Ma
! cara. With pleasant Stops en- route. VIII
| add The finishing lelelt 20 @ summer or
| experiences which tnelr many Hlel--7
| ho.e wll be only pleasant ones
A Richmond friend has recently receiv-
! O.. q letter from Lrs. Lewis Burton, dat
Ell az Hampton Court England, and
| sreakirc with ardent enthusiasm OF me
| welcome given 20 the Americans attend
ing the Lambeth Conference; or tne hlii-
| lant social functions ana OF lhe Dc
n the scenery throughout England, SCOT
| land and Ireland Some extracts from
the letter VIII ie read with Keen lA'el
! ID. Airs Eurtor'- many friends mere.
Letters descriptive are quite Impossible
| hut / must tell you how charmed i was
with ireland. ID is dimpled all over With
flowers All nature seems 20 nave gone
mad with the very JOY az living. Inc o.u
rural alher- and castles every Wl re
made us dream dreams and the ready
Irish tongue filled us with laughter ana
or. Scotland is beautiful and pictures
que. We went into the Ayr country. ana
| were revtrent w0rshippers a. Bum
| shrine. We 'e's looked down upon the
! Bonnie Doom" indeed GLASGOW is
I magnificent city and Edinburgh! lol
walked in history and story all the time.
Mrlroee and DrFburgn Abbey silence uy
tongue iu the vain attempt 20 picture
/ their beauty. and SCOTS Abbottsforl is
! G. rr.uleIy home indeed; each iooteIep
reveals tna fne presence. ana finer, finest
thought and taste Of tic lizard o. t-e
J North
-Ihe press GAS told you OF the Jubilee
/ $40 all DTS wonder and iusign-acance Tie
Cu.en drove u ST. palIs Cathedral
where THE Archbishop Of CanteI -lIy anu
York. with OH the bishops nine among
theml awaited, % receive her i SAT upon
/ O. gallery above ll priceless pr.Fl.esel. ana
looked down upon Tie marvellous lA-
/ ge4ut
''Tou know. OF course. Of Che famous
palace here 90 Hampton Court built ly
/ Cardinal Woisey and pre- entel by him
70 Henry VII? The grounds are very
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