The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-08
smith Carroll.

LYNCHBUE8. "a. n.e t-Spetd..-
St Paurs Episcopal ,hur WAS iie
scene at g O'Clock this evening OF Cd heau-
t.ful and brilliant marriage. the parties
10 the union being Mr. Harold %. smith,
son OF Mr. ami Airs. d. E smith. OF li-
diauapoh-. iud. and Miss l-"@'o,l"
Carroll. dau-hter 0f AFR. aud Mls. VIII
dam $. carroll. ot ihs city. The ccre-
mony was performed m the presence
Of an Immense as embidtr nt tn- I'ttoi'
Rev IT, A. Carson. ID. u.
The marriage was the first nsht we'd
ding that has taken place in LynchnuiH
Tor several years. aud boo point ol al-
tendance and elaborate details. Do VIII
easily take reuk as One of the most moe
table social events that has ever been
witnessed here.
GRAND ENTREE.
In the entrance ot the bridal party
there was a decided departure from in'
customary mode ~ procedure but iu
every step from old AND accepted meth
DDS there was "a striking gain n point
Of beauty and attractiyenee THE ape
proach OF the attendants was announced
bv the Introductory notes cot "o Perfect
Love" which was sung hy Mrs John NJ.
Otey as the ushcrs and brides maids ad-
vanced mp the main central aisle. The
Instrumental accompaniment Was rene
dered by DR. Hartley Turner oreauist
and choir director of ST. lauis.
The ushcrs were Mr.-re John A. Faux
ner. Garland b.. Vaughan. H. a. Watts,
Jr, John ~ Otcy, John 81. Miles, Guy
N. I.anchoruo g. S. Adams. George
MILES. and vs.. Vs. Dckcrsou. Of Lynch
burg. John ~. Carroll ol the University
Of Virginia rs. nutal Adams. of West
Virginia. George lockwood. and Clarence
Zencr. OF Indianapolis
THE UNfpESM AIDS.
The bridesmaids were Miss Josephine
smith. Of Indianapolis. sister of the
groom. N.t Mabel TWymau. Miss Salle
Carroll Miss Fannie CheotWood. Miss
lou Hardcuburch- Miss Maude Smith.
OF Indianapolis. cousin OF The groom. and
Miss MadEe Layman also of indianapolis.
As the last OF Tho bridesmaids entered.
the song. 20 Perfect Love. was conclud-
ed and % tle swelling strains G. the we'd
ding march from "Lohcngrin, the re-
maindcr ~ the bridal party advanced
10 tho altar Miss Maud Carroll maid
AZ honor and sister of Che bride. iu "a
costume of pure white. was The last Of
the attendants to enter At the foot
OF tho chan.el platform the bride WAS
Joined hy thc groom. Who had entered
from the Ncstry room. accompanied by
his best man. Dr. ID. W. Laymau, of
Now York City.
THE BRIDES GOWN.
The brides gown was of heavy white
duchesse satin. hand embroidered and
trimmed with rose point and over Il IN
graceful folds Gem ,he brid.l veil OF tulle.
caught 40 the top with orange blossoms
and "A diamond pin. She carried q
shower bouquet OF orchids The maid OF
honor wore "a costume OK white benga-
line with a ioce bodice and skirt heavily
trimmed iu lace. and carried American
bcaltes.
OF the dresses OF she maids ~ honor.
elk were OF green and two OF white taf-
feta, trimmed IN white point i esprit.
THE RECEPTION.
From the church the party repaired 20
the brides home on Court street. where
q reception was held from the hour vi
$50 b l;SQ
After the guests OF the evening had
taken their departure. supper was served
90 the bridal party and family.
AZ the conclusion ~ TIE bridal sup
per, Mr. and Mes Smith. accompanied by
a few intimate frlenos. went 70 The Union
Hnuou. where they boarded the early
TAin fp a Northern tour They will
tus II home al the Victoria, an Indiansp-
ors, afrer January ist
it Amone those y. s-eai Of the Wedding