The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


A pretty. marriage took place at st.
gPatrick's church yesterday morning ae II
o. clock when Miss Lucy Robinson oecatne
the wife Of Mr.. r. Mel hillips
n TIE bride wore q taiior-rnade GOWN ol
blue cloth with velvet hat to match, anu
carried bouquet of Bride, Nroses- MISS ss
tRebeccah Robinson, sister of the pside.
acted as maid OF honor, and wore Wntls
orGandie over pink silk Mr.. George u
Robinson. brother Of the briGs,s3w;tsS pest
man. Father. 0'keefry performed the cere-
1nony.
Miss Robinson is the attractive daughter
OF AR. Christopher A and the. late Georgia
Charter Robinson.s and 1Ir. 1IcPhillips IS
a we'll known! barrisserS and alderman OF
London Canada. 81 si#5E q
ar. and Mrs McPhillips laft for extend
ell northern tour and will visit all the
prominent cities before going 70 their.
home In Canad
The wedding of Miss Saddle sTazewelI
Pierce and Mr.. Herbert Abrer Burke,
which took place yesterday. af ternoon AT
O'Clock at the Second Presbyterian
church, was one Of great beauty ;5
The church was arttstically deco
rated by Mann & Brown,s4in palms. cut
flowers, and cleaning tapers-
The BRIDE was sowned In q naHoso e
Oxford gray tailor suit with picture
hat OF black velvet and carried Bride
roses. She entered the church. accom-
panied by her uncle, Mr.. VI. Fitzser-
aid Miss Irby Coleman, niece OF the
groom and Miss Lula F. Pierce, sister
OF the bride, acted as bridesmaids ana
wore white orsandie and carried bouquets
of pink carnations Mr.. Joseph Lyme
was best man and thu ushers were
Msssrs William T. Pettway. Ltttleton
Fitzgerald. Tazewell Fitzgerald. G.. F.
Burruss, John A. Hancock,4and DR.. Bas-
kervile Bridgforth
DR.. w. W. Moore performed the cere-
mony.
The bride is the attractive daughter of
the late John w. and Mrs. Mary Louise
Pierce.
The groom is prosperous farmer III
Henrico county.
After an extended southern bridal tour.
the young couple will reside at "Bremo.
Henr7co county.
The bridal gifts were numerous ana
handsome. Tuesday evening the oriaal
PARTY was entertained at the home OF MIS-.
Pierce
beautiful but quiet wedding took
mace last evening at the residence OF the
brides parents. when Miss Daisy Hutzier
and mr.. Sampson II. Heller were made
man and wife
The house had been beautifully deco
rated throughout for the occasion.
The, bride wore handsome Soing-1"ay
gown OF tan..broadcloth, and carried a
bouquet Of violets. There We're no attend
ants. DIR. CalIscn performed the cere-
mpny.
After the marriage an elegant dinner
was served the relatives and intimate
friends.
The newly-wedde,l couple left on the
7:.5 train for an extended northern tr1'.
after which they will go to their 1otuie
home in Columbus, Ohio.
! Miss Hutz!er is the daughter OF Mr. anu
Mrs Benno HutzIer. and is a most at
tractive and accomplished young lady
Her beautiful voice has often contributed
N the charitable entertainments IN ina
| city.
| Mr.. Heller is prosperous young busi-
ness man. and TIE son of the late eIers'lon
| and Mrs Amelia Heller, OF this city
The home OF Mr. and Mrs. Cpshur
| BASS presented 4 beautiful scene last
evening when Miss Julia Madore Bass
and Mr.. Sidney S. Curtis We're joined
| in the holy bonds OF matrimony
The house was beautifully decorated
! in palms. smilaN and carnations.
Miss Bass wore an elegant gown OF
! white satin. duchesse ana carried pc1ue
| IL. ~
Miss Hortense Bass. sister OF the bride
acter as maid of honor. and Wore
pretty white organdie over blue taffeta
and carried carnations.
Rev. Calvin Stewart performed the
ceremony.
Miss Bass is a very pretty and at
| tractive young lady, ana popular Win d
| large circle OF friends
Mr. Curtis is the popular sheriff OF
I Denbigh Warwick county.
| After an elegant reception the young
| couple left for an extended wedding
! journey.
| a pretty burt quiet marriage took plise
| last evening ut the residence OF Mr. X
! M. Blunt, No. % south Pine street. wheu
| hi; daughter became the bride OF Rev.
| Herbert Driscoll-
| The parlors were prettiiy decorated In
palms, growing plants and pink shaded
! lamps.
| The bride wore an elegant brown travel
! ling gown, with hat to match, ana car
| ried white carnations
DR.. l. NJ. Mercer otticiated.
| The young couple left on the 1870
o'clock train for .Harrisonburg. where
! Mr.. Driscoli is pastor of a Baptist church.
Mrs. Junius Morris entertained at an
| elegant tea yesterday afternoon from D
Eden Dickinson.
The hostess and her guest Of honor re-
ceived alone.
| Mrs Morris wore gray brocaded silk
with silver sequin trimmings and point
| lace; Mrs. Dickinson was sowned in a
| handsome black jetted net
\ Mrs Garrett Wall and Mrs Thomas
Adkins served punch. Mrs John B. Tins
| ley poured coffee.
The young ladies' assisting in the din
| ing-room were Misses Edyth White. Kate
| Michaux. Rebeccah and Roberta Ellerson.
Elizabeth Brander. and Mary Hartman,
| Of Baltimore.
The house was exquisitely decorated
In the tparlor and library red was the
| prevailing tint in the candles and shades,
| while American Beauties lent their fra
| GRANGE and beauty In the dinins-room
| the color scheme was pink; the 'batten-
| burg spread was over pink satin. in the
| centre was a large bowl of Ties tout roses,
! and at either end the pink shaded cam
| dies were In silver candeEhbra.
Among the guests were Alesdames James
| Qooley. James Hayes. Moucure Perkins.
I JSK Branch. john Dunlop 1o!iartayr I'D.
Williams, Meredith Montague c. E. Buck,