The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-26

performed i'm 81. Paul's church. Bishop
Jaggar officiating.
Since making her debut Miss Bridges
mas spent much OF her time with fela-
tves i'm Maryland and Galveston, but
she is nevertheless thoroughly identlhed
with local social life and Is much beloved
herc.
She is a daughter Of Mr.. Clifford Cdbell
Bridges. and granddaughter OF Mt.
David Bridges on the maternal side she
is of fine old Maryland descent being =
granddaughter OF the late distinguished
surgeon. Dr. Charles Macgnl or that
State She is one OF "a family noted Tor
the beauty and personal charm OF us
women. and has been greatly admired
wherever she has visited. Some years
ago the removal of her parents from
Richmond withdrew her. 10 a great de-
gree, from the social life Of her birth
place, but in no degree lesscned her hold
upon fashionable regard.
PNOMtNr.NI IN BUSINESS.
The groom Mr.. Hutchings. is son %
one Of the most prominent bankers I'm
Galveston, and personally enjoys high
regard IN the social and business circles
of that city.
ST. PauIs was thronged with friends
of both parties and was beautiful. with
its Christmas decorations yet untouched
and It's palms and lilies.
Prof. Jacob Re.nhardt was the organist
rendering with his wel-known skill the
march from "Tannhauser' as the mem-
bers OF the family entered the church; and
that from "LOnenuu when the bri4dl
party arrived As the ceremony proceed
ed the OH Scotch air of Annie Laurie
hoated through the otherwise sall church,
and Mendelssohn' stately ana splendid
comuosition announced the conclusion.
The ushers az the wedding were
Messrs VI. De c. Hobson. Nenable john
son, VIM. Bridges, Waldron Belknap, or
New York; Eustis Taylor OF England,
and Frank DctOrd. ~0f Baltimore. Mr..
John Hu.chings, brother Of the groom,
was his best man. Miss COnde Roy
Bridges. sister OF the bride, was maid
THE CEREMONY
The order OF entrance was as 1OlloWs.
Messrs. Belknap and Bridges. Messrs,
Deiord aUa Taylor. Messrs hcos)n ana
Johnson; Miss Condo Roy Bridges, Miss
Leila Carroll Bridges. accompanied by
her father The groom and his best man
entered from the vestry room. inc lorm-
er meeting the bride at the foot Of the
Miss Conde Bridges, who shares the
family heritage Of grace ana loVelness.
wore a costume of pearl gray cioth and
wnuo silk. She carried American Beauty
roses
TIE bride's costume was OF dark blue
1er houunet was Of lilies OF the valley
and white orchids. and as she stood be-
fore the altar her beauty Of face and
figure were generally admired. Her
carriage was fun of exquisite dignity.
Among many handsome presents the
bride received "a magnificent diamond
necklace. the gift OF the groom and
an emerald and diamond pin, the gift OF
the Iatter's parents.
Immediately after the ceremony the
two left for New York. and on Saturday
will sail fOr Genoa. expecting 10 sDenl
one year abroad. Many good wishes fol-
low them.
THOSE PRESENT.
Those noted within the white ribbon
were Mr and Mrs. c. C. Bridges Miss
Monle Bridges. Master Charles Bridges
Mrs. Graham HOhsOn. Mrs. Waldron Bel
Rrap, Dr. and Mrs. 5. u. Drewry. Miss
DreWry, Mrs. Frank Deford. Mr. Charie
NJ Drewry. Capt VIM. NJ Bridges and
family. Mrs Clay Drewry, Miss Anne
prewry. Col. Edwin l.. Hohson, rle
Mcssrs. Hobson. Miss Helen Mckinney.
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