The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08
Pre- Bird |. Is
FEBRUARY !
Miss Bessie Beryl Haley Becomes
Mrs. David S. Carter.
MISS HARVEY WEEDS MR.. .GRUBBs
quiet Wedding Of Miss Jennie Hirsh-
Der. and Mr.. C. D. Burdctt-Miss
Eva Pate Wcds AIR. August
q Docppe-NIiss ,yy to lyed:

Park Place Methodist church was the
scene Of a brilliant wedding at 80
O'clock last night, when Miss Bessie
Beryl Haley became the bride of MIR.
David Saunders Carter.
Rev. Is T. Bosnian, pastor of S the
church, performed the ceremony.
Mr.. w Reginald Walker presided at
the organ, and rendered always" very
beautifully, while the ceremony was be-
ing performed.
The church was decorated by Mann &
Brown, with palms, ferns and cande-
labras.
The bride was attired in a travelling
suit of Oxford gray, with hat and gloves
to match. and carried a shower bouquet
of brides roses. entered with her mad
of-honor, Miss Julia Vance ThaXton, VINO
wore white organdie over white sade'a
silk and carried American Beauty roses
The bride was met at the altar by the
Groom who entered from the vestry-room
With mis- best man, Mr.. VIM. 3. Wood
fin The ushers were MesSrS. Joseph
Haley. brother of the bride: George f.
Hutchinson, Jack Ferguson, Fred. Powell,
VIM. luke and Andrew B. Evans:
Mr.. H. Brown Haley, of Grove avenue,
formerly n clerk in the First Auditors
| office. while the groom Is very pop
ular Young man and holds responsible
position with Charles Davenport & Co.
The couple left on the 7:45 train for
Northern tour After February zo'h,
they will be at home 10 ther lrlelus a.
25O5 Grove avenue.
GRUBES-HARVEV.
,Ior,,o,, Mr. Ron
jamin Wingtield Grubbs were married at
| the brides home at $50 o'clock last
evening.
The rooms were artistically dec
| grated in banks OF palms. lilies and car
| nations, and the pink-shaded lamps ana
candles presented d roseate glow over
| me pretty scene The bride wore
( handsome brown cloth tailor suit with
! hat to match and carried bouquet OF
white carnations. Her sister, Miss Ma
! mic Harvey acted as maid Of honor
! and wore white organdie over pink anu
! black velvet picture hat. Mr. W. "
| Harvey and Mr.. D. L. Rice were
uSherS.
The bridal party entered through
| the rear parlors and under bower or
| palms between the folding doors The
| ceremony was performed by Rev.
| DR.. George Cooper.
The bride is the pretty and attractive
! daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w G. Harvey.
| and the groom is a valued clerk IN .he
Merchants National BANK ana son Oh 80
| sistant Postmaster John L. Gruo5s
The presents are unusually numerous
| and handsome
The young couple left on the 7:45
| train for an extended northern tour
! After the Goth they will be ut home to
| their friends at 412 east Leigh.
! BURDETT-HIRSH BERG.
| Mr.. c. D. Burdett was married to Miss
| Jennie Hirshberg at the-residence OF kew.
| William Meade Clarke yesterday at
! 3 o'clock Mr.. Burdett is purSer OF the
| steamer Old Dominion, and is very
| popular young man. Miss HirshberS IS
! the daughter of Mr.. a., Hirshberg, and
| is very attractive young woman, VINO
| has 4 host of friends i'll the city. Inc
! marriage a quiet one.
After the ceremony they left for a
bridal journey to Old Point Comfort
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs John
| W. Pate yesterday their pretty daugh-
ter, Miss Eva Pate. became the bride of
Mr.. August Doeppe.
| Mr.. Doeppe is finisher of this city,
| where the happy couple will live.
| 1t is announced that the marriage of
Miss Lena Wyman, Of Richmond,
| to Mr. Alden Sampson, the youngest son
of Mrs. L. Pope Sampson, of this city.
who has handsome country Iollie I'LL
Pittsfeld, Mass, will take place in April
| after Mr. Sampson returns from Hondur-
as where he is interested in q large
plantation.-N. Y. Special in Baltimore
| Sun.
Invitations have been received here tc
l the marriage of Mr.. W. Julian MichauX
Of Newport News, to Miss Pearl SeaWeli
| of Gloucester county. The marriage
will take place at Abingdon church
Gloucester county, Wednesday, February
21st, at o'clock in the afternoon.