The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
Many Bid Good Bye to Mountains
and SeashOre.
MR.. HIGINB0THAM TO LEAVE
He Will Move to Philadelphia To Live.
A Marriage OF Well.Known Young
People-siiss Robins Cotillon Glass.
Fine Portrait Of Or. Pendleton.

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the country and the principal occupation
seems TO be preparation Of houses and
oro+bes for the anr-oaching cooler
weather. a piece Oh news III VINO" '''-'e"
interest is felt is that Of the departure
r5,a'g,,o,@.r. r.bo has bosn apool.ted
10y ''-', - o.-.-,.,..,.,, - tho SIM
Life Insurance Company Of Canada.
While AR Hleinbotham has been warm
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necessary. re mas become thoroughly
Identified with the business and social life
30 r,,,br,o,d and has made an enviable
--.-~l bg-s Mr. rrginbo+han1 is a native
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30 s.boor .of Arrfriarv kingston. and
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trr- ID A crons1av has returned IN
the ,ity
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pfobr,o,d b,,i,0 et+ordod the FIRST
-,astir- ,,od., lie ,,ovy charter ~ the
&C.,. z,-.,sbirg.o, Memorial Aesocis-
ton
Miss Nary Coles Carrineton who has
baen sne.iira fhe summer dolightfuliv
b, eoufhv.4s. yrrgi,f, viii return home
ou tr. gitb ,r ~e-ts,,her
The Memphl5 comm efcit-Appet in
recent issue, contains inc Ioho"iaS
in which many Richmond people VIII Reel
a keen interest.
Miss Margaret Nimmo Tucker and VIII
liam Henry Carroll wcrc married last
evening ar 3 o'clock at the residence or
the brides parents. Sir. and Mrs. Charles
Ellis Tucker. 82 Orleans street The
formed by the Rev George Patterson
I'm tho presence of relatives and very
few friends. IL was AN ideal home we'd
dino consocratad altar had been
br,,iobt from Grace church and draped I'm
,.... .-+f, and iureion and decorated
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49, - tt. .ft,r No. . brif.l
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was large mirror piL ,'"is
Win dfapeitta OF lar9 ",w'7'- d" '''-
suefltes ana love KNOTS me '"llo a'9 ''
or decoration prevailed Ii l"' l'ti''''
while la the ulnln5-ioOm inc A1"cI7
We're white roses.
THE bride was g0Wncd in an exquisite
creation OF ivory white satin, which was
s0frcned with tula embroidered iu love
knots and trimmed with orange blossoms.
The bodice was made with low neck and
short sleeves. Her veil was fastesed with
"a diamond pin. the gift OF the bride.
groom About her throat were triple
strands OF pearls, which were handed
down 20 her from her great-grand-
mother in Virginia. Miss Maude Thorn
aeon was the maid OF honor and wore
white oreandv trimmed with green rib
hons Tue little rlbbon-bearers were the
ut1e sisters OF the bride and bride
Groom Elizabeth Tucker and Annie Car
Fan mo bride carried a shower bouquet
M lf1ios of The valley. and her attendants
large bouquets of white marguerites The
besf man was Duncan Jett and the ush-
ors were Thomas Johnston and Pike
povrros An orchestra was seated IN the
hou in n hover of palms and autumn
flowers and as the bridal party entered
rorlerod a wedding march and during
u. -,--,,,o,,,, niaved softlv a melody
s,,itabfo IN the occasion. II was a beau
bIed and stood about the altar. The
white-robed priest with his silvery hair
waited the coming OF the young people.
The rihbon-Dearers opened tne WY ,'il ~
were followed by lhe usi.,lS' 'n' i I.t. vi
honor ana me Dilue' WIZ "''
These entered rom tuS ions ns,ii g.
through me pa,IoiS 49, -, ~ 49,.
WIZ Li7 a,'e l1,am 49, The ceremonv
refreshments were served in the dining
-,,r,,,errtes ana the ices were IN the
fo-r of wedding bells.
since her early childhood the bride has
bees marked by her unusual beauty she
Is a blonde OF the most perfect type. She
comes Of long line OF distinguished
Virginia ancestors. but Is herself ma
tive Memphisn AIr. Carroll Is the son OF
Ea"eru -, s,a,,art c. cvwnne g GO. Mr.
and Mrs Carroll left last night on an eN-
tended Eastern touI' a',u Ca-ro,i pls"o
18TH WIN oe al Ho"i' az
The wedding gifts were profuse and
,ce from the bridegroom father. be-
sides cases and chests 81 silver cut glass