The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21
Social and
Personal

Miss Emma Louise Lorraine and Mr.,
Owsley Sanders were married at $50
o'clock Yesterday afternoon at the Second
Presbyterian Church The marriage was
one CT the pre;tless of the season
The church was most artis'ica1i ~
decorated by Diamond in groups %
towering palms and white chrysanthe-
NUNS. II b.. t1nors were covered IN white,
AN dtne lighted tapers completed me
pretty scene.
Inc bridal party. led by the ushers,
v,.erea5ad 10 Ine altar 10 the strains
OF J,ohengrir The bride entered vita
her father, Mr.. Charles Lorraine anu
wore an exquisite gown OF iSils
,norsseiine over waite taffeta. sac
ware magnificent cross Q. pears iI wi. an
old family heirloom. Her Feh was
caught with a diamond sunourst, the
s,room's bridal gift and she carried
q shower of white roses.
Immediately preceding the brlde was
ller sister and maid of honor, MISS Lillian
1IOge Lorraine, who wore DAINTY "iil'@
orsandy gown, with pink ribbons ana
carried ping roses
Misses I.ewie Roller, OF HaTrlsonbur5'
Va Eta CabeI. OF Nelson county;
Florence Peple. Adair Minor, Emily AGAR
and Virginia Allen were bridesmaids
and wore beautiful organdy gowns
,lai,orately trimmed in lace and ACCORDION
7,ltatings, tied with green ribbons. 1AeE
carried white chrySanthemums, tea Win
ribbons OF the same shade.
Mr.. Stuart Sanders, Of Louisville, KY,
brother OF the groom, was best man,
and the ualers were Messrs. Thomas
Sanders. New York: Robert Sanders,
Lexington. va: Charles Lorraine Weii-
ford Lorraine, Leighton Stuart and L. IL.
& Cabell.
Rev. Russell Cecil performed the cere-
1pouv. After the marriage an elegant re-
reption was held at the nome Of the
7,r5de,s parents. on East Grace Street.
The house was beautifully dec
Grated in palms, holly and mistletoe.
The f!i!lng-roon was entirely in white and
l,reen. In the center of the table was Il
heautiful brides cake. and radiailng from
4he center We're green and white SATIN rip-
lons. which. when pulled. secured Tor
The lucl,v ones the coveted coin, ring or
bcdliin-
evening train for the north. After an eH-
tended wedding journey they VIII reside
in louisville Ky. where Mr.. Saunders is
popular in both business and social cir
Giles. and is prominently connected
Miss Lorraine is Il most attractive
Young girl. and possesses a rare personal
,,aarm that mas attached ia her many
warm friends She is the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Charles Lorraine and is des-
canded from a noble ancestry
The presents received by the young cou-
pie are unusually handsome and numer-
Gus. and consist mainly of beautiful cut
glass and silver
Miss Avis r. Thurston and Mr.. j. E.
chapneIl were married last evening at y
o'clock in the parlors Of Rev. w b. Beau
champ. in the presence of the nearest rel
atiyes and friends The bride Wore
becoming mode travelling suit with hat
and gloves 10 correspond, ana earned
white carnations Miss Ola b Strong
was maid Of honor. She wore white or
CANDY with satin trimmings, anu caflieu
white carnations.
Mr.. Joseph Conway was best man
Mr. and Mrs Chappell left at once for
a Northern trip. on their return they
viii reside at No. ola North IWentY-SeF-
enth street The bride is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. WinGfield 5. TaurSton,
~ Irluyanna county. She has been a
resident of Richmond for the past Two
years. and has made many friends mere
MIR ,'harpell is connected with the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railway.
Miss Patio Viola Tucker and Mr.. Lu-
gene Archer Gill were married at IL
o'clock yesterday morning al the home OF
The brides mother. No. Gl5 North Sixth
ctront Rev. ". l. /. Smith performed
the ceremony.
The hail and parlors We're laTishiy dec
GRATED in holly and mistetoe
Tho bride wore a becoming mode travel
ing suit and red velvet hat She carried
american Beauties
Mr.. and Mrs. GIN left on the noon tram
for AN extended northern trip. They will
L i-l,,, q DAYS dur
inr- the holidays before going to their
1uture home. in st. Louis. Mo.
Miss Tucker is the pretty and attrac-
tive. daughter Of Mrs. Martha T. fucker
Mr.. Gill was for (, number OF Years
resident Of Richmond, employed III me
Car Service Department OF the SheSa-
7,ealla and Ohio Railway, but is now con-
,,actea with the office of Superintendent
Of Car Service of the Wabash fiall"aS' III
st. Louis.
Miss Roberta Alice Dowdy and Mr.. John
1riiI.p,sn were married "Wednesday night at
o'clock at the residence OF the hFlae
sister. Mrs David E. COBB, NO. 'i
louisiana Street
The ceremony was performed oE KEY.
]. 7. RouIten. pastor OF i2ef'ie % ieel
Methodist Episcopal church
Miss Dowdy was formerly OF Cumoer-
land county. and Mr.. l'ippen IS a pop
ular empioye of the Richmond Cedar
Works.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1rlippen Will spend their
honeymoon in Cumberland county with
friends and relatives
Miss Matte CaalRley. of Fulton, aud
w. Il Brundage, were married Wednes-,
day night ny the Rev. w Wiley. at his
residence. No Ell East clay Street The
wedding was quiet and Informal
a delightful musicale was given at the
woman-s Club last evening. An excellent
programme WAS rendered. both vocal and
Instrumental.
Master uersert 4. Claiborne. 1r., is
home from school for The holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs John Barbour orgain are
back from their wedding journey, and are
AT home 20 their friends at No. zoe East
Main Street.
Miss Churchill, of Boston, is the guest
OF Miss Florence McKenney, No. lo7 North
Fourth Street.
CTR and Mrs. A r. Brf1.n have issued
invitations 20 the marriage of their daugh-