The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03
He Makes Miss Sara E. Johnson, Of
Washington, His Bride.
DR.. WILSON TO THE LADIES'
The Fashion of the Day in Litera-
ture," His Theme at the Woman's
Club-Mr. Frank Rutherford
Wcds-SOcial Notes.


officiating clergyman was Rev. Thomas
$ Lee, rector Of St. Matthews. owing
to O recent death in the family Of the
BRIDE the utmost simplicity was observed,
but that fact rather heightened the i'm
pressiveness of the ceremony. With the
exception OF the dining-room. the decora-
tive work. done with roses. ferns and
palms, was in green and white. resulting
I'm the fine pure effect always ensuing
from the use OF those colors. in the
former pink roses supplied the principal
decoration The usual marches preceded
and followed the ceremony the bride en-
tering with her brother, Mr. Richard 4.
Johnson. Her gown of white satin and
point lace was admirably suited TO her
general style. and she looked thoroughly
charming. Dr. Stuart Mcclure. brother
OF the groom, was his best man.
The solemn words were soon spoken,
and Dr. and Mrs. Mcclure were then
surrounded by congratuiat0ry friends.
eager to give expression 20 their good
wishes. Certainly no couple ever entered
upon welded life under more suspicious
conditions.
There were about 100 guests present at
the elaborate wedding breakfast. served
at the conclusion of the ceremony, in
Guiding Mrs Hunter Mcclure, Or. George
Ross, Or. Edward Mcclure, Misses Annie,
Gussie and Celtic Mcclure. sisters OF the
groom. all Of Richmond. Dr. Hunter Nc
CURE, Jr.. and Miss Leila Mcclure. Of
Winchester, Rev. Bergman Green and
wife, Mr. John Johnson. Mr.. Herbert
Burke, Miss Louise Burke. and Dr.
Green all Of Alexandria Mrs. Arthur T.
German, Mrs. Richard Johnson and Miss
Ella BOuldn. all OF Washington.
The wedding tour Will be northern
one and upon Il Dr. and Mrs. Mcclure
are followed by many good wishes from
Richmond friends Their future home
will be in Alexandria. where the former
has won golden opinions through his zeal
Gus and efficient practice Of his profess
sion. As his eminent fathers son, ulti-
mate distinction I'm his chosen career IS
assumed
His fancee r. a delightful young lady
and has enjoyed exceptional popularity
in the social life of the capitol.
Mr. Woodrow Wilson. whose lectures
at Richmond College have been SO much
enjoyed by the most thoughtful and some
Of the most critical people in the city
the Womans Club. and gave a brief talk
upon Fashion Of the Day I'm Litera-
ture" which delighted his audience. one
Of the largest which has over gathered
in the Clubs pleasant parlOrs. IL in
cluded as guests of the chairman Tor the
evening. Mrs. Francis Deane Williams
Judge Keith. Mr.. a. w Patterson, Mrs
VI. G. Patterson Mrs. John Kerr
Branch. Miss Mary Thomas, Miss Juliet
Lee. and Miss Carrie Lapcaster.
Mrs Williams introduced Mr Wilson
very happily. The purpose of his talk
was 10 show that i'm literary as other
worlds "thc fashion" Of it "passeth
away" while the pure substance re-
mains. His figure. i'm which he likened
the true thing 10 that dominating clear
soprano which is recognized hy the as
sembagc as the voice from the throat of
the great singer the prima donna, I'm
spite OF the feeble or false chorus WAS
a fine one and perfectly conveyed his
meaning His talk was full Of easy hui
NOR which was fully appreciated. -
man" said he. lis known hy The literary
company he keeps" Amid the laughter
of the company he referred TO tho fact
that he had not yet read the Heavenly
Twins" quoting Charles Lamb. when
over a new book comes ont read an old
""' W. D." t-t
0uc" And Carlyle 81 never read book
which g. Jess than two years old ANY
body" said he. "Can shock goucr ton
who has no conscience" (Applausc)
From start % finish he held the close
attention OF his audience and upon con
Guiding received spirited applause. Tea
was served after the talk Dog Mrs. Nortoo
Savage. Mrs. o. A. Crcnshaw. Mrs.
Lewis d. Aylett and Mrs. southau.
Nilses Annie and Ne,iv Hoykin have re-
t,,,,-.a 81 Ri.bmoud Miss Cameron has
t,st co,ci,,IoJ a noofililrlv delightful ca
Lit, ,r,- and am equally deliehtful Wis
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$50 ps
go
Nm, b.., hoo, received I'm Richmond
of tbo ,,arris,e after "a highly romantic
.ourt.hfo If AIR Frank rutherford and
Mrs Whitehead off New York. Mr..
Ruthorford has several warm friends in
Richmond
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rr,,ber Of VOL known Richmond
neonle have greatly 10 the regret of the
Fashionable sci. determined % remove 10
Nov York among them being Mrs. War
rington Wise who has recently placed
and Mrs Ashby Jones.
Miss virginia Peasants left Richmond