The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
Miss Adele Talbot Archer and Mr..
Arthur c. Small.
QUIET BUT PRETTY CEREMONY.
Nr. j. Richard Harmon aud Miss An
ME q. Kruzcr Mr. Lcmuci r..
Smith aud Miss Mary A. Guy.
Other Matrimonial Events.

The ceremony was performed by Rev.
J. ]. Gravatt rector OF the Church
of the Holy Trinity. 1t was an
nounoed that the utmost simplicity would
be observed, and invitations restricted 10
members of the immediate families.
Those decisions were rleidly adhered to-
The wedding was, however beautiful
White and gold was the coloring In all
:he decorative work within the large
parior the improvised altar being covered
with China SILK. embroidered in gold
and all the draperies of the room were
In harmony. The flowers were chrysan-
themums, and here and there. In effective
places. tall palms were ranged. Profess
sor HAIR q cousin OF the bride, was the
pianist. 1t Is needless. therefore, TO
say that the musical details were beyond
criticism.
The bride had but one attendant, her
little cousin. Miss Caroline Talbot
Armistead The pretty child looked par
ticularly charming In white null and
lace over pink.
Mr.. Gustave Rreaux was best man.
The order OF entrance consisted OF
Mr.. Small and Mr. Breaux, followed by
Miss Armstead, who. In turn was fol-
lowed by the bride. with her father.
Ever since the day of her debut Miss
Archer has been conceded exception
ally large share of Natures choicest
glfts-she has always been regarded as
really lovely. Certainly she was lovely
on her wedding day. in her exquisite we'd
ding toilette Of white taffeta and chiffon
with transparent neck and sleeves. she
wore neither gloves nor jewelry.
Mr. Archer gave his daughter away.
The solemn words were soon spoken,
and after receiving the congratulations
Of their friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Small
left on the North bound train for the
Honeymoon. They will return to Rich
rnond in about two weeks, and Will be
at home at Il east Franklin. That they
were followed by warm good wishes was
shown conclusively In a really superb
collection of wedding gifts.
Those who witnessed the ceremony
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Talbot Mr..
and Mrs. Churchill Young. Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan Talbot, the Misses Talbot, Mr..
Allan Talbot. Mrs. a. T. Armistead'
Professor and Mrs. Hair. Mr.. and Mrs.
Beirne Blair. and DR.. Spauding.
GARLAND-FREEAR.
Dr. John Alexander Garland and Miss
Mary Eaton Somerille Fraear were mar
ried at o'clock yesterday morning at
the residence of the brides parents, No.
203 Randolph street. Owing to the ex-
IRENE Illness of the brides sister the
event was a very quiet one.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
with palms and growing plants. To the
strains of Lohengrin's wedding march,
beautifully rendered by Miss Matte
Pegram. the bride entered on the arm OF
her brother. Mr.. Robert Freear, acting
in the capacity of best man. The cere-
mony was impressively performed by the
Rev William Barr, rector of Monumen-
tai church.
The bride Is one OF the most attractive.
cultured and accomplished ladies In the
West End. The groom is the son Of
Mr. Nelson Garland. of Farmvile and Is
among the most popular young men OF
this city.
Miss Freear was handsomely attired
In brown tailor-made suit She carried
brides roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss Fanny Car
land. OF Farmville. and Miss LaBelle
Pettus. and the ushers Messrs. Joe Gar
land and Robert Freear.
The happy couple left on an extended
bridal tour. They have the best wishes
of host of friends.
SHEPHERD-MOORE.
A very pretty wedding was solemnized
ct tile residence of the brides father, Mr..
A. j. Moore, No. 40 east clay street, al
$3.50 o'clock Wednesday night, when Mr.
Thomas II. Shepherd, Jr., of Henrico
county, and Miss Hattie a. Moore were
united.
REV T.. H. Rawlings. pastor of Clay
Street Methodist church. performed the
ceremony according 10 the Impressive
ritual OF the Methodist Church.
After the ceremony a reception was
rendered the young couple, and they were
the recipients OF many good wishes from
their friends.
The pariors of the residence were very
lrettily decorated and lighted with shaded
lamps. The bride wore white SIX ana
carried briaes roses. iisr g"id "i o n%m1o
wore white organdie. Mr.. y. Il. Perkins
was the gTooms best man.
Nh, bride is very attractive ana ue-
nghtfully entertaining young lady. ana
has many friends. whose best WISHES al
Mr.. Shepherd is the owner Of pros
porous dairy In Henrieo and gentleman
of much popularity they VIII resiuo j"
the county.
EPPs-HORRY.
Mr.. f. NJ. Epps. member of the we'll
known firm of Trdylor q Epps, BOOK
binders. and Miss Mary 5. Horny, were
married Tuesday evening In Norristown
Pa. The Register Of that city gives the
following account OF the ceremony:
THE marriage ceremony was perform
ed by DR.. Lamar. assisted by Rev. l..
W Hamar I'm the presence of a number
Of invited guests. The ceremony took
place IN the parlor of the spacious resi-
dence. and as Mrs. l.. w. Hainer played
the wedding march. the bride and groom
s.ftereQ urdfl eMDtu, except bN TWO ulli$
flower sirs-Mss Alice Butt and Miss
Annie Lamar-both OF whom were dress
ed In white organdie and carried punches
OF pink and white carnations. The bride
presented handsome appearance robed
IN blue broadcoth travelling gown. and
holding a beautiful cluster of white bridal
roses.
The ceremony was performed at
o'clock after which a formal reception
was held. In which the guests partici-
pated.
The newly married couple left this af-
ternoon for Richmond where they viii
reside. Mr. Epps is a well known manu-
facturer OF that place
Among the guests present were Rev.
and Mrs l.. w. Hainer, Rev. A. A.
DeLarme. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Butt,
Mrs S4ibert. Miss Name Dome. Miss
Anna Walker. Miss Irwin Gotwals, Miss
Ida Croft Miss Marian Walker. Miss
Elsie Miller Miss Lille Lamar. Miss
Name Lamar. Mr.. Whatley Lamar, and
Mr. and Mrs. DR.. Lamar"
BUFFIN- FAWCETT.
Mr.. Harvey II. Bufiin and Miss Rebecca
d Fawcett were married Wednesday
night at O'Clock at the residence OF the
brides mother. Mrs. Margaret Fawcett
No SO north Twenty-eighth street in
the presence OF number OF friends and
relatives, Rev s. c. Hatcher o. The
Denny-Street Methodist church. offciat-
ing. After the ceremony an enjoyable
reception was held.
The bride Is young lady who possesses