The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-12
BRIDES IN NOVEMBER
MIR. EUGENE MAssIE AND MISS ROY
ELLERsON.
Mr.Junius Mosby Makes Mrs. Louise Bur.
well Cardozs His Bride--Per-
sonai News and Notes

at o'clock last night at the residence OF
the formers mother, Mrs. ]. II. Ellerson.
east Grace street. the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. DR.. Moses ID. Hoge, as
sisted by Rev. Landon r. Mason
Miss EIIerson Is one of the prettiest and
most thoroughly charming girls of the
younger fashionable set She has been
reared in the fine atmosphere Of Vir-
ginia home OF the pure old school, and
has matured in It into all the graces that
are most charming in girlhood
Mr. Eugene Massie belongs TO family
which has given 10 this city ana STATE
many Of its most honored citizens. lie Is
a brother OF Mrs. James Peasants and
Mr. William r. Masse and personally
one Of the most sterling gentlemen IN the
city. lie l. a member Of the firm OF Pleas
ants and Massie. and enjoys profession
ally the esteem Of all the ablest lawyers in
the city. Socially he has always been one
Of the most popular men In the fashlona-
bic set. last nights wedding was the
happy consummation OF an engagement
only recently announced, but long sus-
pected.
THE CEREMONY.
The ceremony was performed In the par
Tor. the floors Of both ii and the drawing
room being covered with white crash,
while palms, ferns and crysanthemums'
beautifully grouped stood about the
rooms. and the light from chandeliers and
candelabra contributed its share toward
radiant result. DR.. Hogc and Mr.. Mason
stood between the Grace-street windows
Professor John Reinhardts orchestra sup
piled the music for the occasion. the Drst
notes Of the march from Lohengrin being
followed by the entrance OF little MISS
Mary Irwin Watkins with Master James
Roy Elierson. OF Washington and Misses
Matte Baskorvill OF Petersburg. and
Kate Harris Wrenn. who carried the
white ribbons defining an aisle for the
bridal party. The pretty children took
their part In the proceedings with the ut
most raivete. the girls wearing Paris
muslin over pink while Master Ellerson
wore white The bridesmaids. Misses
Rebe Ellerson. Marian Harris. Kate Tai
ley, Nellie Boykin. Ella Cooke and Ada
Cray entered in couples. being followed
by the bride. who entered with her
brother, Mr. Henry Watkins EllersOn.
Mr.. Eugene Massle with his best man.
Mr. William II. Massie. meeting the party
AT the altar. The young ladies acting as
bridesmaids all wore pink taffeta and
white mOusselaine de sole. making n
charmingly effective group. Miss Ellerson
wore a really exquisite costume OF heavy
white satin and round point lace, and
looked exceedingly lovely.
The significant words were soon pro-
nounced.
After the ceremony a reception was ten
dered the bridal party. relatives and a
fsaff
ond floor Of the house as well as the first
being thrown open. The decorators work
here, as on the first floor. was most effec-
tive, and Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Massie re-
ceived the first congratulations upon their
marriage az an accomplished fact in
bright and beautiful environment. Mrs.
]. III. Ellerson. mother OF the bride. wore
black velvet. real lace and ermine. and
could not be sufficiently energetic In in
surfing the pleasure OF her guests.
THOSE PRESENT.
Among those present were DR.. and
Mrs. William o. Baskeryill and daughter
Of Petersburg: Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew FL
lerson and family; Mrs. Gertrude Massie,
OF the University: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Roy Ellerson. OF Washington. ID. c.; Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas II. Gordon. and Miss
Julia III. Thompson Of Baltimore: Mrs.
foord. of Rock Castle; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Massie OF Charlottesville. Mrs. Edward
Mayo and Mr.. r. c. Mayo: Judge and
Mrs. Ileake. Judge and Mrs l.. J.. Lewis,
Miss Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. d. Talley.
Master Dan Talley. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
#. Harris, The Misses Harris. Miss Mary
Marshall Gillian, Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ.
Boykin. the Misses BOykin, the yestry OF
Grace Episcopal church, OF which MI
Massie IS a member; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mayo Taliaferro. Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Wat
kins. Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Watkins. Mrs.
NJ II. watkins. Mrs. T.. w. Perrin, Mr..
and Mrs. John SHELTON williams. Miss
Williams. the Messrs Williams, Miss SAL
lie Preston Cooke, Miss Lelia Gray. Mr..
Palmer GRAY. Mr. and Mrs. p. II. Mayo,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. n Carter Mr.. and Mrs.
d q Munford. Mrs. Russell Robinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. William l. Royal, Mr..
and Mrs. John Coke. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
son Guy. Judge and Mrs. r. G. Minor,
Miss Mary Williams. Mr.. Ad. Williams,
Mr.. T. c. Williams, Messrs. Frank Daven-
mort. Dudley Mcdonald, Fdw. ]. Willis.
Edward III Benson. John Young. DR.. and
Mrs. George Ben Johnston. Misses Anne
Tenant. Eleanor Bosher Berta Wexford.
Belle Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Pat
terson. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Patterson, Mr..
end Mrs. Preston Cooke, Mr.. Robert
Brooke. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Boiling,
DIR. and Mrs. ]. A White Miss Helen
Montague. Miss Elsie Bell Smith. Mr.
and Mrs. Horace S. HAYES. Mrs. A. y.
Camm. Miss Annie Mcclure Miss Lily
Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Palmer, Miss
Lou Adkins. Mr. Charles S. Stringfellow
Mr.. Powhatan Breeder. Mrs. Walter X.
Martin. Mrs William X. Ferguson. Mrs.
Macon Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. George
WAYNE Anderson. the Misses Wallace, and
Mrs Green. OF Washington.
The itinerary Of the wedding trip Is
secret. However. SIr. and Mrs. Massie
will be at home az Sl6 Grace street. east.
after December ist The most cordial
good wishes follow them. Tn the really
superb collection OF wedding gifts were
a beautiful silver tea-set. sent By the
Kanawha Coal Company: a Dresden
clock and ornaments. sent by the vestry
Of Grace church; and silver pitcher.
sent by the Virginia Bar Association, OF
which Mr.. Massie is a member.
The wedding OF Mrs Louise Burwell
Cardozo and Mr. Junius Mosby took
place at II o'clock yesterday morning
i'm the parlors of the Mt. Vernon, Rev
Hartley Carmichael being the officiating
clergyman. The utmost simplicity was
observed I'm all details and the ceremony
was none the less impressive on that
account. The floral decorator had done
his work in the parlors so well that no
single additional touch was needed, US
ing palms, ferns and chrysanthemums
with beautiful effect. The temporary
altar and kneeling cushion were covered
with white, the former being placed be-
tween the Franklin street windows. To
the left stood O handsome cherry wood
desk at which. when the ceremony was
concluded, Mr.. and Mrs. Mosby register
ed. the desk being the gift OF Mr.. Ran