The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
QUIET BUT PRETTY
HOME WEDDING.
Mr.. Arthur Scrivenor WEEDS Miss
Lucy c. Pegram.
DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY.
Work OF Caring for Officers Section I'm
Hollywood-Fund for Prison Dead.
Meeting of the United Daugh-
tiers OF the Confedcracy.

gram and Mar. Ar,hur Scrivonor took
place at noon yesterday. The ceremony
witnessed by a small number OF rela-
tlves and very intimate friends only, was
performed at the residence OF the bride S
father. Mr.. James West Pegram, west
Grace street. Rev. j. J. Gravatt, rector
OF the Church OF the Holy Trinity, and
Rev. Hartley Carmichael, Of st. PauPs,
were the officiating clergymen.
In no detail OF the wedding was the
pure taste violated, which appropriate
distinguishes so solemn a rite. The
decoration OF the parlor drawing room
and hall was really beautiful In the
first, tall palms formed seml-circle Of
green growth against the Grace-street
wall. forming the background for the
bridal party. on the msntel pink bios
SONS were clustered In n framework OF
maiden-halr and other ferns. In the
drawing room, marguerites, lifted their
white and gold heads from this same
green, and In every effective place potted
ferns and palms were placed. Professor
Relnhardt was the pianist, and his skill
ed and sympathetic fingers brought out
the full beauty of the usual marches and
of Lauges Flower Song" which was
played as tho ceremony proceeded.
The officiating ministers approached
the parlor by the stairway. followed by
the bride. with her father. The maid OF
honor, Miss Emcie Pegram. sister of the
bride. the best man. Mr.. Robert Pc
gram; the Observation-Disclosures Mary
Saunders. Ashley Miller, and Lulle Wal
ker, OF Richmond; and Miss Lissle Hill
yard, OF Norfolk, and the groomsmen-
Messrs. Jordan Leake. William holland,
Eugene Jones, and Z. c. Mayo-entered
ha Ira I'M
alternate couples.
The bridesmaids all wore white organ
die. with pink sash, pink ribbons and
bouquets Of pink carnations. making
charming quartette Miss Emcie Pegram
wore pure white unbrOken by a touch
OF color. even in her flowers, which were
roses and was the persOnifcauon OF
whatever Is graceful and winning in
young girlhood.
The bride. wearing white mousselaine
DC sole. and carrying A bouquet or mes
OF the valley, was a most charming hs-
ure. Her only ornament was an old iahl'
ilv pin worn at the corsage, but no COM
pllcated or elaborate toilette could have
so well become her girlish grace. Mr..
James West Pegram gave his daughter
away.
An informal reception followed the
marriage ceremony, and Mr.. ana Mrs
Scrivenor received the first congratula-
tons under conditions which they must
always recall with singular pleasure
Friends were permitted to see the coll
lection OF wedding gifts, when Is pro-
nounced one OF the handsomest that mas
ever fallen 10 the share OF a Richmond
bride. II includes gold, silver and cut
glass I'm variety. The two took the q
o'clock train for New York whence they
will sail for Europe to-day on the steam
shin Bremen" Of the North German
line. anticipating an absence Of about
two months. While In England they will
visit the mother OF the groom at her
home I'm RustingtOn. Sussex. Upon their
return they will probably be at the resi-
dencex OF the brides parents. They are
fouogId by peculiarly warm good wishes
and the cordial hope that their future
NO may be as bright as It's suspicious
beginning
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. James
West Pegram, parents Of the bride, COL
onel and Mrs. Archer Anderson, the
Misses stewart, Mrs. Matt Peasants,
colonel and Mrs. McCabe. Colonel and
Ms Gordon. Messrs. George and Fergus
Gcodridge and George Bate, or Norloih
the Misses Walker Mrs. Echols, OIL
Staunton: Mrs G. v. Carrlngton' AlisseS
Meade Burwel Kate Meade, CLAUDIA
Palmer Mrs. Caskie Cabell, MT. ana MIS-
John Dunlop. Mr. and Mrs. Levin Joyhes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Boiling, MT ana
Mrs. J. r ". Daniel, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
7. ID. Myers Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Wlliiaiil
Pemberton. Mrs Edward Mayo MT. anu
Mrs Scott Parrish, Dr.. and Mrs w. A.
peas Mrs. George Pegram, Mr.. John
l.
laume Miss Guillaume, Mr.. Richard Pc
gram. Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Elan. and
Miss Elan.
Tonight. June 9th. at $50 o'clock, IN
the lecture room OF Or. Hoge's church.
Mr. Guthrie will deliver a lecture on
"Ideals" for the benefit OF the Day Nur-
serv and Free Kindergarten The pro-
Goods Of the lecture. 10 which Zee
will be charged. will be devoted 20 a
memorial to the late Mrs. Bott. whose
loving service for tho kindergarten and
Dav Nursery is affectionately remem-
bered by her co-workers. II Is hoped
there will be large attendance.
Yesterday morning the Kindergarten
Reception AZ Belyidere School drew TO It's
class-rooms many prominent people
parents OF lnt AAAit ptRii's - - '--'A
daily programme was followed. grca ~
TO the entertainment OF the audience.
Yesterday at II o'clock an interesting
meeting Of the Daughters OF the Confed-
eracy was held IN Leo Camp Hall, Mrs
n. V. Randolph in the chair. The MEM
bers OF the committee. appointed to Sc
cure the meeting OF the United Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy in 1893 for Rich
mond were instructed TO write their let
rers as promptly as possible. Letters
relative to the fund for the prison dead
were also given 10 a number OF ladies'
who will send out copies to the various
camps. Mrs. Randolph made an eloquent
plea on behalf Of aid TO the Hollywood
Memorial Association. Junior, In It's work
OF caring for the officers section In Hol-
lywood. and on motion Of Miss Anne
Bentley. $40 was voted by the Daughters
10 the Juniors. The next annual con
vcntion Of the Grand Division Of the L..
d. c. will be held in Petersburg. on oc-
tober NTH and sixth.
Miss Page Booker has returned from