The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
intimate friends were entertained by Mrs.
A. b. Camnn. the brides mother, at her
home on East esrace Street.

mere have been few prettier5 Reddings
z IN the city than the double weudtnE which
look place last evening al b Q clock a {
Centenary Sshurc. when Miss Eva Stuart
Willis and Mr.. Robert Bagley Craale, and
Miss Florence Moore Wills and Dr.
Charles Wilson Doughtie, were united.
The church was a tisticall y5 daco-s
rated IN green and white.
The altar was banked in towering
palms and large white schrss anthemums.
The bridal gowns of the two sisters
were precisely alike
chine over taffeta Thar wells We're
caught with orange blossoms. and they
carried shower bouquet of brides roses
and lilies of the valley.
Miss Eva Willis was preceded by
her maid of honor, Miss Louise q. Craile.
of Farmyiiie, and Miss Florence Willis,
by her maid OF honor, Miss Mary L. VIII
lis.
The bridesmaids were Misses Pearl
Motley, Caroline Pulliam, Lizzie Hudgins,
Miriam Pitcher, Ella Mayo and Virginia
Patieson.
The maids of honor and bridesmaids all
wore daily white tucked organdies and
carried white chrysanthemums tied with
nile green ribbons.
Mr.. Alexander f. Cralle, of Farmville,
was Mr.. Cradles best man. and DIR. Her
bert q. Drewry,Eof Norfolk, acted as best
man for DR.. DcGgbtie
the ushers were Or. William D. Viii
lis. DR. Stanley Graves, Of Norfolk; AIessrs
J. Y. Gra1lc, of FarmvilIe; Edward Wiltse
OF Farmyille; Arthur Vaughan, and Nc
chesney Goolall.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
S. A. Steel.
After the ceremony the bridal party re-
turned 10 the home of the brides, where
the wedding cake was cut.
Inc l,- Jn<3e ,,,,l<
their WEDDING journey together. Afr2r
enjoying the Horse-Show tf,sy will travel
through CanaGa. The brides arc tl1e
lovely and attractive daughters of M
Joseph n. Willis, one of Rchmol,d's
most esteemed citizens. Mr.. Craiie is
prominent young merchant of Farm
vile. DR.. DouEhtie is a young physician
of marked ability, and is succeeding well
in tue practice OF his profession in Nor
folk
Tuesday evening the bridal party were
delightfully."- entertained at the home of
the brides parents. The decorations
were American beauties and smilaS.
pretty marriage was solemnized yes
terday morning at IL o'clock in the spa
cious parlors of the Fourqurean coun-
try place, Chestnut Hill, when Miss Louise
Temple Fourqureaa and ar. Charles Ellis
HARDWOOD were welded. The rooms
We're daintily decorated with palms
and flowers, otherwise the occa-
sion was quite unostenta ous-rery sim
pie. very quiet No cards were issued
and only the immediate family was pres
ent. The Rev. L. r.. Mason, of Grace
Episcopal church, officiated.
Tuesday night the home of Miss Gertrude
Perkins, no. 211O Beverly Street, was the
scene of pleasant birthday party, the
occasion being the anniversary OF her
sixteenth birthday.
Among the guests were Misses Gertie Per-
kins, Daisy Perkins, Mamie Tr5xier, Der Ia
Trexler, Maggie Dance, Matte Dance,
Viola Brown, Lula Ballghn, Nellie Crowd
err, Bertha Ferry, Janett Hodge. Bridget
OKeefe, Gertrude Joyner, Berthn Deit-
rick, Nora Woodson and others; Messrs.
Willie German, Eddie Ford, Willie Dance,
Willie Marshall Johnny Corllett, Rufus
Blackburn. Eddie Alley and others. The
chaperones We're Mrs. Joyner and Mrs.
Crowder.
A society has been FORMED at Grace
Episcopal Church, with Mrs. Herbert A.
Claiborne as president. An art school IS
to be established at the church. The first
meeting of the school will be held in the
lecture room of the church, on the
first Saturday in December, and every
Saturday thereafter competent teachers
will give lessons in art, drawing. modelling
in clay, embroidery. draWn-work, lace
making, plain sewing and probably stenog-
raphy.
Miss Ruby Bodeker is home from a very
pleasant visit to Mrs. Franklin Stearns,
Jr., OF Culpeper county.
Miss Edna Butter, Of Church Hill, has
returned from visiting friends at Primers
Point.
Mrs. Mary Z. Bowsn has issued cards
announcing tbs marriage of her daughter,
Katie Pllilomena, to Mr. John Edward
T Whelton, on Thursday morning, Novem-
her 18th, at S o'clock in ST. Patrick's
Church.
Miss Mcvitty, of Philadelphia, is the
guest Of Mrs. a. Y. Stokes.
Mr.. and Mrs James n. Williamson, Jr.,
ara visiting their mother, Mrs. E. A. Saun-
ders, No. II South Third Street, (Shirlsy
apartments).
Mrs. John P. Thomas and Miss Kate
Calhoun Waties. of Columbia. S. c., are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Aston Cabell.
Miss Jackson, of Baltimore, is the
guest of Miss Juia Harris.
Miss Margaret Stokes. OF Boiling Is
land. is the guest of Mrs. A. Y. Stokes.
Miss Margaret Branch is home again
after delightful visit to Philadelphia.
Mr.. Nat. S. Bowe. Jr, after visiting
friends in Staunton. has returned to
. the city.