The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-15
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Miss Mary Annis Darlington and Mr..
Louis Thornton Stanard were married at
o'clock last evening, the ceremony being
performed at the residence Of the bride IS
parents 90 south Fourth street. by Rev.
Landon Mason, rector of Grace church.
There was no elaboration Of detail. but
the affair was. nevertheless. a beautiful
one The bride is a daughter of Dr.
George w. Mason. and is charming. Her
Iahce is a representative OF the distin-
guished Standard family of Virginia, and
Is. personally, a sterling gentman. There
were no cards issued, and the ceremony
was witnessed only by very intimate
friends Miss Louise Darlington was
: maid of honor. the bridesmaids being
Misses Lena Green. Louie Lambert
Eleanor Darlington and Julia Woodbridge
These all wore pure white carrying bou-
quets of holly. Master Ned Car
rington, nephew of the bride,
carried the ring. and Master
Hugh Standard. nephew Of the groom, the
prayer book. Mr. r. r. Edmunds was
best man, the ushers being Messrs. ".
q. Stanard, H. NJ. Vaughan. William
Jones. and George Darlington
The children took their part IN the
ceremony with naive graco aud were
much admired.
The brides costume was OF white or
candle. and she carried bouquet of
white roses. She wore the conventional
wedding veil. and looked altogether love-
ly. The wedding trip was a Northern
one and upon it Mr.. and Mrs. Stanard
are followed by many good wishes. Upon
their return they viii be at home at SOP
south Fourth. Mrs a. c. Wingfeld, of |
Lynchburg and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A.
Darlington We're among the non-residents |
at the wedding.
WOOdsou-DaVis
MISS Eulalie Davis and MI John Lewis |
Woodson were married al o'clock last |
evening, the ceremony being performed |
by Rev. ii. a. Bagby, OF Calvary Baptist |
church. at the residence OF the bride S |
cousin. Mrs. X. II. Davis, sos west Clay |
street. with whom for several years. |
she has made her home. She is daugh- |
ter OF Mr.. \. r. Davis. Of Lynchburg, !
and is much beloved by many friends. |
Her fiance holds a position of trust with |
the firm of WinGO. Elicit & Crump, and |
enjoys general esteem.
The decorations o. The parlor were |
in exquisite taste consisting OF palms, |
maiden-hair fern and white chrysanthe- |
NUNS. The maid OF honor was Miss |
Myrtle Davis. who. Ike herself, wore /
pure white oreandic over white silk. /
Both carried large bouquets OF roses,
one white. the other Testout Little Miss
Belle Gayle bore the ring, and the rib
bon girls We're Misses Bessie Hardaway, |
Vera Ramos Annie May Alley. and
Norma West All wore pure waite Mr.
Frank Woodson was best man. The two
left on the 7i0 train for the North. and
upon their return will be al home at
1907 west Main street.
Invitations have been received in Rich
mond 10 the wedding of Miss Virginia
Fairfax Paoli and Mr.. Thomas Hunter
Taylor, which viii take place on the
Miss Paon Is delightfully."- remembered
here.
Mrs. George W. Stevens last evening |
entertained few friends very delight
fully at a tea given In joint honor Of
Mrs. w 5. Morris, wife OF the superin-
tendent Of motive power Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, and Mrs. Geo.
RADIUS. OF Fort Wayne Ind. The affair
was one OF the most elegant of the WIN
ter thus far. Mrs. stevens being assisted
In receiving by Mrs. Charles II, Boiling,
Mrs. ]. n Jones. Mrs. Thomas Boiling.
Mrs. A. Il. Camm, Mrs c. w. u. Brock,
Mrs B. III. Grumpy. Mrs Charles f..
Doyle. Mrs. T. L. Swasey and Miss Gull
laume. An elaborate collation. was serv-
Ell by John Dabrey. The bouillon was
served by Miss Grace Swasey and Mrs.
Garrett H. Wall
THE rooms were fragrant with the
smell Of pine and cedar and bright with
the vivid red OF roses and holly. Pro-
lessor Thilow's band, screened from view
by palms and holly. supplied a beautiful
programme and there were many
callers.