The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-13
TIE T1nEs RICH MoNb A. THURsDAY DECEMBER 1900
Social and
Pers Onal

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There has not been a more beautiful
wedding in Richmond this season than
that of Miss Helen Preston Moseley ana
Mr.. Clay Drewry. Jr., solemnized Ia st eve
ming at st. james Episcopal Churcn ny
Rev. William Meade Clarke.
The sacred editlce was artisticaliy DECO.
rated by Mann & Brown IN groups o.
| PAM, and chrysanthemums. Inc p!.ue
never looked loveier than in her Drlual
rohes. so, entered the ctlureh leaning
on th. arm of her uncle, MI Ed"aru
Peasants Valentine. Her gown was an
exon ste robe OF renaissance race over
accordion pleated chiffon and tatfeta. ohe
carried a shower of ilies-of-the-va4ley.
Preceding the bride was her sister ana
maid Of honor, Miss Nara Moseley, VINO
wore an elegant gown OF pink crepe de
chine, trimmed IN ectu pS ssaiiieii'eA'e ~
and carried violets
The bridesmaids and ushers formed a
most beautiful procession and taoleau at
the altar The bridesmaids, soWned IN
the daintiest lace trimmed organizes over
pink taffeta, Sentered in gouEs OF three,
led by Miss Lily Hill. They carried gar
lands Of smi,ax and asparagus Tern,
Stubdtu NIti1. plilh anu N4itSS A't'e''1'S'
Three ushers followed in the same order.
At the altar the bridesmaids assembled the
chanccl and thus FORMED Il circle above
The u.lners.
The bridesmaids were Misses Evelyn
Bridges, Lily Hill. Edythe White, Mary
Fail, Catherine Michaux, Anna Carr
Madeline English. Emily Jennings, Leila
Gray, Mamie Cooke, Elizabeth Chris
tam MaEde Morgan, Mamie Read. Of
to md Il J1lo TpplAp- of Peters
burg.
Mr.. Augustus II. .Drewry, Jr. brother
of the groom, was best man, and Mes.srS
Peyton Coles, of Albemarie: w. l.. L
Trotter of Aioemarle; w. P. Drewry, of
New York: Ivy Arlington, Champ Pleas
ants, Gray Mose!ey, Benjamin Taliaferr0,
Henry Carrngton, Alexander Moseley.
tine, Tyler Brock Randolph Carr!nstQn, +
and DR.. John Coles, of Albemarle, were
the uShers.
Lite Misses Rosalie and Carey Nalcn-
tine cousins OF the bride, were RIBBON
girls, and were dressed in white orsaady
with pink RIBBONS.
After the ceremony an elegant rccep-
ton was held for the bridal party and
families of the BRIDE and groom at the
residence Of Mr. and Mrs e. P. Va,cn-
tine. Mr. and Mrs. Drewry left for an ex-
tended wedding journey north. Before
going to their future home, Mountain
View" Albemarle county, they will re-
turn to Richmond for d, few days.
The wedding gifts were exquisite and
numerous
Miss Sarah Stratton I1idridse and Mr.
William B. Wingtield were married at
$50 o'clock last night at St James Netho-
dist Church by Rev r. II. Bennett. The
church was decorated in palms and
growing plants The bride wore
beautiful white orgardy with satin TRIM
ming and carried a white satin Bible.
Her veil was caught with orange BIOS
SONS. Miss Lucy Mingled. sister Of the
groom. was maid OF honor. and wore pink
orsandy and carried pink carnations
Misses Martha Walton. Gertrude Brlcl,
Evelyn Walton and Lulu Crump were
bridesmaids: two wers Suwncd in dainty
pink organdy and two in white, and car
ried carnations of the same tint as their
dresses Mr.. Carroll W.ngtield the
groom's brother, was best man. and
Messrs j. J. Tal:nlan. Homer Grubos
Joseph Faferty and Wilson Gilmore were
ushers The ribbon girls We're Helen
Suacg Bessie Watt. Bessie Woody. and
George Watt. They were dressed I'M pink
and white.
After the ceremony an elegant reception
was rendered the bridal party and rela-
ives of the young couple by Mr.. and Mrs
j. E. Malroney at their home on Church
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wingfed will reside at
No. 100 North Twenty-ninth Street.
Among the out-of-town guests here to
attend the wedding were: Mr.. and Mrs W.
X Eidridsc. OF Raleigh: Mr.. T. Il. Ell
bridge. Mr. and Mrs. w II. Gldridse. War
renton, y G.: Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ell.
bridge. Trenton y. J..
Miss Eid1'dce is the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. W X Eldridge, Of Raleigh and is a
most attractive young lady.
Mr. WingtieId is d valued employe Of
Sydnor & Hundley.
Dr. Paulls a. Irving and Miss Lacy AL
len Taylor, of Orange county, were mar
ried at noon yesterday al the residence of
the brides brother, Mr.. ]. p. Taylor, OF
Henderson, n. c.
Rev DR.. Robert P. Kerr, OF this city,
performed the ceremony.
The bride was attired in a handsome
gray travelling gown with hat to match.
Her sister, Miss Sara Taylor, was maid
of honor.
Mr. r. p. Irving. OF New York, broth
or of the groom, was best man. After
Il wedding breakfast DR.. and MIS- irving
left for an extended southern trip On
their return they will reside at No. sol !
West Grace Street.
Miss TAYLOR is the attractive daughter
of Colonel Erasmus Taylor of Orange
county, and Dr. Irving is one of Rich
monds most prominent physicians and is
popular in social as we'll as professional
circles.
DR.. Irving was accompanied by ReV. Or.
f. P. Kerr Mr.. A. Z. Gray, and MS