Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-09
Mr.. SCRIVENOR WEBS
THE TALENTED 1OUNG MUSICIAN
MARRIEs MISS LUCY pEGRAM.
A PRETTY MARRIAGE AT HOME.
The ParIors ArtistfcaIIy Decorated
The Attendants and Dresses-Mr.
Percy Leon May6eId and Miss
Grace VI. Wade Also Married.

Mr.. Arthur Scrivenor and Miss Lucy
Cargill Pegram were married yesterday
at ii o'clock at the home of the bride,
on west Grace street Rev. DR.. Hartley
carmichael performed the ceremony, as
sisted by Rev. DIR. j. j. Gravatt.
Inc bride wore a gown Of white NOUS
seine de sole over white taffeta, and car
ried a bouquet of lilies of the valley. The
costume OF the maid OF honor, Miss
Emcie Pegram, was of white organdie
and white carnations formed her bou-
quet. White organdie, with broad, pink
sashes and bouquets Of pink carnations,
made up the costumes of the other
bridesmaids, who were Misses Lulie
| Walker, Mary Archer Saunders, Lssie
Hiiliard Of Norfolk, and Ashley Miller.
Inc best man was Mr.. Robert Pegram,
brother Of the bride, and the best men
were Messrs. Jordan Leake, William No
land, Edward Mayo, and Eugene Jones.
PRETTY WEDDING SCENE.
The parlors were tastefully arranged
with palms and pink-shaded lamps and
candles. The wedding scene was a beau
tiful one. Mr.. Jacob Reinhardt played
the wedding march as the bridal party
entered.
Mr.. James Psgram then came for
ward TO give away his daughter After |
the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Scrivenor |
lett at once for New York, where they |
VIII take the steamer Bremen, of the |
North German-LlOyd Steamship Line. |
and arriving in Europe, Will pay visit |
TO Mr.. ScrivenOr's former home, in Eng
land.
Mr.. Scriveno- is mechanical engineer
OF high standing, and holds a prominent
place in musical circles. He is at the
head Of the Wednesday Club the largest
musical organization i'm the city. which
ne commenced four years ago, and has
since assisted in building up to it's pres
ent Importance. He Is the accomplished
director Of the club.
Mrs. ScrvenOr is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James West Pegram. Her
paternal grandfather was the distin-
guished Captain Robert Pegram, of the
United States navy. The bride, herself. |
occupies an enviable position in Rich
mond society.
Miss Wade WEEDS Nr. MayfeId.
A quiet, but pretty, home wedding was
that or Mr.. Percy Leon Mayfield and .
Miss Grace VI Wade, which was cele-
brated at the residence of Mrs. l.. T.
Brooks, aunt of the bride, No. 2OS north ]
Twentieth street, yesterday morning. {
only the immediate relatives and a
few intimate friends were present when
The nuptial knot was tied at II o'clock
by Rev. j. c. Mastin pastor OF Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church. ,
The parlors were tastefuly decorated
~ Hammond, the florist, with palms.
naiden-hair ferns, lilies, and carnations.
md pink-shaded lamps brought the happy C
vent under the category of pink we'd
ings.
The ceremony was quite simple The v
ride and groom entered together, with
ut attendants, and standing before an :
mprovised altar placed between the -
wo front windows, were made man and
iife The bride wore a taior-made dress :
tan cloth, and carried a bouquet of
weet peas and maiden-hair ferns. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayfeld left on the noon =,
rain for New York, later on they will ~
isit Washington, and expect 10 be alb ~
snt about two weeks. Returning, they -
ill make their home in the West End.
The wedding presents weT, very hand al
Ime. a check from Messrs. Kaufman al
Co., with whom the bride and groom :"
ere both employed, was a conspicuous ~
allure. The list included two handsome =
mDs, cutlery, bric-a-brac, and not a
tile furniture ~,
Mr.. Mayfield has been employed for
me years as travelling salesman for FL
essrs. Kaufman. His bride is very ST
tractiye and pretty young lady. Re