The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-24
MANY ARE MADE
HAPPY Brides.
Miss Allan and Mr.. Powell Welded
in Lexington.
lRKPATRlCK BRYANT NUPTlAlS
A Brilliant Social Affair i'm Alexandria
Mi. Roam and Miss Caldwell Made
One i'm Winston-Othcr
Marriages
KIRKPATRICK BRYANT NUPTIAlS

liam i. Allan. Of McDOnoueh, Nd, ana
Mr.. Hamilton snoad Powell, of Camden.
Ark. were married at the residence OF
the brides mother.
The bride, who is Of petite figure with
expressive blue eyes and one of LcXing-
toms fairest and most popular daush-
ters. was charmingly attired in a hand
some creation of French lace over white
satin On traine. with orange blossoms and
pearls. wore a tulie veil caught with
pearl sprays.
Miss Janet Allan. her sister. WAS maid
OF honor. AMI was attired iu pink NOUS
| aline De sole over tancta. with satin rib
bons and pink chrysanthemums
THE ATTENDANTS.
The bridesmaids were Miss Ella VI.
Cooke. of Richmond, Miss Agnes Ross.
Miss Nettic Preston and Miss Hope Suu-
art. OF Lexington. who were attired In
pink Organdic and pink Chfysanf1cmums.
and Miss Amanda Frierson. of Florence.
Ala: Miss Evelyn Nelson. Miss Nettie
Pratt and Miss Josepha Allan. Of LcV-
ingtOn. who We're attirod iu white oretn-
die ami white chrysauthemums.
To the strains of the march irom Iann-
hauser. rendered hy ar. Gu-taVe d. 'a-
pito. OF washington and Ice lniNerriN.
on the violin. accompanied by Mr.. An-
| NIfR -. IsrNlll NA NI' flNN'. DO" NLH
PARTY entered through the large folding
doors from the library into the parlor.
The eight bridesmaids preceded-th0se at-
tired i'm white formed "a line with stretch
ed white ribbons on one side and those
alfred I'm pink on the other side with
stretched pink ribbons 10 the officiating
ministers. Following came the maid of
honor. who preceded the bride down the
aisle thus formed. % where the officiating
81 1901 anaI.y OBJ min NlnH DRAINED 1
I'm ivy I'm imitation Of a cathedral win
dow where they were met bv the groom
with his best man. Mr.. Junius Fishhrrn.
Of stanton. Va. they having entered
from tho hallway into tho parlor through
the hall door.
THE CEEEMONY.
The ceremony was performed bF Rev.
Dr Thornton Whaling. pastor of the
Lexington Presbyterian church. who was
assisted by Rev. Dr. James p. smith.
editor OF the Central Presbyterian. oi
Richmond. n particular friend or tH'
family. and who was ON General noini7
]. Jackson's STAFF with colonel Ni'n.
The parlor vas trimmed for the ocoa-
sion I'm ivy. holly and white ami pink
chrvsanthemums. with potted plants the
whole lighted by wax tapcrs.
A reception was held at the conclusion
Of the and the newly welded
couple left on the Baltimore and ONO
afternoon train for a trip through me
South. upon the conclusion or Wnioh
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell VIII make their
future residence at Camden. Ark. where
the groom Is q rising young lawyer.
having graduated I'm law az the Wash
ington ami Lee University with the class
OF 1893.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ALEXANDRIA. VA. Nov. &.-Special.
Possibly the most noteworthy and cer-
tainly the most brilliant event that has
transplred in the social world here for "a
long time was the marriage this after
noon at St. Pauls church OF DR.. Thomas
Jelis kirkpatrick. of Lynchburs, 10 Miss
Mary Herbert, daughter of captain lieI-
bert Bryant, of this city. Al "a few MIN
utes past the appointed hour, $50 J.. NJ
the bridal party was announced ln tne
vestlbule of the church, and never uld
"Lohencrin" sound richer nor the special
organist. Mr.. Fuller. DO "a better justice
TO the attuning Of heart and soul 10
melody. I'm keeping with the expectancy
of the hour. And never was theIe Is
sweeter picture than that of the bride
attired in a gown Of white satin, trimmed
with chiffon, veil and orange blossoms
and carrying white roses in her mana.
Nor could there be "a groom more many
4 i'm upnFHIdnttt HlNAt rfAt'lf ~"
and who appeared more 10 advantage
I'm his handsome uniform.
MAID OF HONOR.
Nor is this an. To one side stood the
maid of honor. Miss Agnes Carlyle. sister
Of the bride. in white net over satin' ana
holding dark red roses i'm lovely contrast
and to the other side was the best man.
DIT. Randolph Kennon. and round about
the altar were the ushers IN iull dress
Messrs. r. ). and b.. i. kirkpaiTlck. OF
Lynchburg Mr.. William Parrish, or hlch-
mond: Mcssrs. William and Arthur Bry-
ant. and Mr.. r. T.. Knox, of Alexandra.
The gallery posts and the Trimmings
about the doorways and windows OF inc
church were tastily decorated in ever
green. and the altar was "a wilderness
OF palm and potted plants.
The rector. Rev. Mr.. Phillips, stood
amid the beautiful foliage, and after a
few chosen words aside from the p7'uu-
ful church ritual. and the oenedlcilo"'
pronounced the two husband ana VIZ.
From the church the party repaired I'D
the stately residence of the brides father
~, washington street. where "a reception
was held preparatory 90 the bridal party
leaving al II p. NJ. for a Northwestern
tour. and from thence TO Dr. MIX
patrick's headquarters. at Fort LedNeli-
worth. Kansas.
Among those present from anIoau "HS
Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy Boone. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Arthur Brogden, Misses herpgIt'
Mr.. George Snowdcn Andrews. OF baltl-
more. Mr.. Walter Taylor. New York.
Misses Fairfax. Of Washington; Colonel
and Mrs. Arthur Herbert. of Muckross'
and Miss Kirkpatrick. OF LynchDurs.
Eoan-Caldwcll.
WINSTON. y. C., Nov. 3-SpeciaL-
fashionable marriage was celebrated
in the First Presbyterian church mere
This afternoon. the contracting parties
being Miss Abbie Caldwell, a charming
Young lady. and Mr.. Henry Roam a
member of one of Winston's leading to-
bacco manufacturers firms. Rev. Robert
f. Caldwell. pastor Of the church. ana
brother OF the bride, othciated.
The church was tastily decorated with
palms. ferns and chrysanthemums. MTs.
ID II. Barger. Of Roanoke, Va sister OF
The bride. was matron Of honor.
After the marriage an informal! recep-
tion was held at the Presbyterian mahSe
for the attendants upon the happy event
and relatives of the bride and groom
The large display OF weddlns' pIes,neS
atfested the popularity Of the couple:
They were beautiful. costly, ornamental
and useful.
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