The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne was no "a.
at beautiful little tea ue e;,,,rc17i,1
noon in honor Of Mrs. NaIn!iee M =.
Crittenien Van Wyck. of california. VINO
represented her State at tne -,
of Colonial Danes In WashinS loii
DAISIES formed the decora tons: NJ, =
Ciaiborne's guests were MIS-, w 49,
Mrs. j. Hoge Tyler, Mrs. j. 2. saa,,
foot, Mrs. l.. r. Dashieli, MIS- ~, - o
Davenport, Mrs w Z. ROBINS, W. Me-
A. Lancaster, Mrs. Howard h9 }s., 70
NJ. B. Harrison, Mrs Nirsi 1tri,Ii.n N Ton1p-
William D. Thomas, Mrs. " liiial1. Wi
kins, Mrs. Meredith Montague, WI ,. -
liam Writ Henry.
The marriage of DR.. St. Julian Open
himer and Miss Ellen Wise NAY va.
solemnized last evening at c.peh =; a.
the residence of the brlds 10.
law, Dr. William T. Oppsnnlhei' ~ w
North Ninth Street.
Owing to recent bereavement III tne
brides family, the marriage was as SIM
pc and quiet as possible. ohis .e
relatives and nearest friends psiiS "
ent.
The bride wore a becoming p!ach taiio1
gown.
Miss Mary Lyons Mayo her sis.sa, We. Va,
maid of honor The groom enleieu 'lc
par;or with his brother, DR.. Wliliam l.
Oppenhimer. and Rev Landon ~ Mason
performed the ceremony. professor
Jacob Reinhardt and Miss Annie h1e-h-
hardt furnished the music
The young couple left on the evening
train for the North, and on tnelf return.
vii be at home, at No 2SVz Eds Di oao
Street.
MSS Mayo is the daughter CT Mrs.
Ellen Wise Mayo and the late Wlitlam
c. Mayo and a grdnddaugh'er OF 10Y
ernor Wise She is u sister OF MIS-. VIII.
liam T. Oppenh;rner, and Is very peau-
tiful and attract We. and popular IN R,cn-
mond's society circles.
DR. Oppennimer is q prominent phSa'-
clan of Church Hill, and is popular IN
both professional and social cifc-es-
The residence Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
II. Allen, No 31CO East Broad Street PIE
scented a pretty scene yesterday afternoon
when their attractive daughter MISS Nag
gle Belle Allen became the bride OF MI.
Thomas E. Traylor.
The house was eiabora tely decorated In
palms. shaded lamps and cut flowers Inc
bride wore q becoming goins-aWay gown
of blue cloth, with hat and gloves 10
nlatch and carried D!ide's roses
The ceremony was performed by Kew
NJ Ashby Jones, pastor of Leisa-otreet
Baptist church.
The attendants were MSsSSS. NorLley
and Blunt, and number Of close friends
OF the family were present.
Mr. T'rayior is highy-esteemed resi-
dent of this city. He is travelling sales
man for r. p. Andrews & Co., of WASH
lIgton. D. c..
he ana his bride. after northern trip.
will reside a No. 31G9 East Broad Street
Mr. c. W. Thompson and Miss Flora
Loyal were married yesterday afternoon
at the residence of the brides aunt No.
us Lomardy Street. Rev. DR.. w. Il. l..
Smith performed the ceremony
Mr.. Thompson is a motorman on the
Richmond Passenger and Power Com
pany The newly-married couple left last
evening for a southern trip.
There was a pretty marriage Tuesday
evening at O'Clock at Epworth NJ. E.
church, King William county, when Miss
\. B. Atkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James D. Atkins, of King William. was
united to Mr.. Thomas Epps, of Barton
Heights.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Porter Hardy, and the ushers were
Messrs. Z. t. Atkins, z. D. Pollard, j. S.
Downer and Elicit Gregory.
Following the marriage came an ele-
giant reception at the home of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Epps, both of whom are
well known and popular, will make their
home at Barton Heights.
Dr.. z. Z. .Bomar, assistant secretary of
the Board of Foreign Missions, has rented
the Purcell house on the corner of Tenth
and Clay Streets Dr.. Bomar expects his
family tomorrow evening. His wife was