The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02
rIMEs: RIoHNoND VA FRIDAY. FNIBEls1. 19oo:

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/ a diamond cluste the groom's gift and
! she wore IA t her neck clasp ana
4 pendant, which mas bI.en III the family
fl 10 years. Her bouquet was 8, !. a a
Aoes1 of liiaesAof- thu va icy sstle
i e..sered with her brother, AIR. I. Francs
G.een, and was preceded by two malus
OF honor, Miss Marian Boykin and MISS
Frances LieTr Crouch, who wore
nairi.y white urgandy gowns. tied Win ~,
gTesaf u,ibbona. Tney CARED
1 ,.4...e cnTysanthe muns.
The ushers were Messrs. w S. Sta
f lars, w. Stanley Freeman, NJ. N Dobte,
( Churchill 6 BISON Chamoer.ayae, TazeWetl
L C1.iIrner, Harry Faulkner. Boykin. Va:
u. FRANCIS Green, DE-. II. G. Nicholson,
w va: and DR.. w. Lownds s Peple-
The groom, accompanied by his best
man, Mr.. G. Walter Mapp.z of the Eastern
shore, entl red from the chances and
met his bride at the altar. Here the
ceremony was performed by Bishop
Gibson, cousin of the bride, and Rev.
Landon r. Mason
The bride is the exceedingly pretty and
attractive daughur of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Bromfieid Gran. and is popular
with a large circle Of friends.
Dr. Eowle is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Iames u. zHoYIe. of .Elm Shade. Sussex
county, "a scion of an old and distinguished
family.
He was graduated from William ana
Mary College. and took MS medlcai ue-
rree al the University College of Medi-
cine. in his city After his graduation ne
declined a hospital appointment offered
him and accepted the assignment OF phy-
sician and surgeon TO the Great hanaWha
Co,liery. Company and the diamond mines.
After an extended northern trip. Dr. ana
Mrs. Howle will live at Mt Carbon, W.
Va.
The presents received by the young cou-
pie are exquisite.
Among the out-of-town guests here to
attend the wedd ns are: Mr.. r. j. Ste
gall. of Mt. Carbon; Rev. and Mrs. Geo.
Booker Norfolk: Mr.. ]. D. Howle. Sus-
sex; Miss Harriet Ames Hensey, Washing
ton. D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. n. I. Green,
Houston; Miss Frances Burton Coles and
Miss Sara! Leigh. of Houston; and Mr..
l.. Il. Dobie, Norfolk.
Immediately ;tfu,r The ceremony an
elegant, reception was held at tie brides
home. The entire lower floor was IN auti-
fully decorated in white and green IN +.
bridal party received undi-r a bower Of
palms in the front parlor A string band,
stationed in an alcove dscoursed sweet
music. In the center of the handsomely
appoin4 q table in the dining-room, was Il
mound of white roses. and suspend from
the chandelier We're white satin ribbons
entwined with snilax. The guests invited
20 the reception were:
Mrs. Aide Deane Lyons. Mrs. Carr Nj
and Mrs Walter Watkins. Bishop Glib
son, Mrs ho5ert Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs
Z. P Valentine. Mr.. and Mrs. John Wat
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Mamie Green, Mr.. and
Mrs Meade Addison. Mrs. Margaret Fer
guson, Mrs. Fannie Boykin, Mr.. and Mrs
Waiter Vest, Mr.. and Mrs. n S. Green
Mr.. and Mrs. Tuck Mr.. and Mrs. Guy.
Mrs II. C. Johnson. Mrs William A Jen-
kins Mrs. John r. Wheat, DR.. George
Darlington, Mrs Courtney jenkins, Mrs
Teller Mrs. H Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. G. Stannard, Mr.. and
Mrs Booker, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Chelf
R. p Dunn. Mrs. Enders Robinson, Mrs
Randolph Norris, DR.. >Ca!asoNi, Mr.. Harry
Harwood, Misses Deane, Carr, Lulie Lyon
Watkins, Gibson, Maria Green, Anna
Carr, Sadie Leigh, Mary Leigh, Elsie
Boyllin, jenkins, Emily Houston, Beulah
Pattison, Mary Thaw. Nora Houston,
Champe Wallace. Brownie Benson,
Brownie Petit. Josie Knox, Exall, Car
rington, and Mamie Coles.
Miss Leila Frances Kidd. of Buchanan
Botetourt county, and Mr.. Lee Sandridge,
of Foster, Ky. were married Wednesday
evening at o'clock at the Church Hill
Home of the Woman's Christian Asso-
citation. AS this was the first marriage TO
take place al the Home, it was of more
than usual interest.
The parlors were PRETTY decorated for
the occasion in palms and shaded lamps
Miss Mamie Kidd, sister of the bride,
and Miss Florence Jeter. were the brides
maids. They wore white crgandie dresses
and carried pink roses.
DR.. ]. r. Parker, of North Carolina and
Mr.. b. Pearman acted as ushers. Miss
Annie Bond played the wedding march
The bride was gowned in dark green
cloth. with hat and gloves to match, and
carried brides roses.
Mrs. Snellings, president of the Board of
Managers of the Home, gave her away.
After the ceremony a reception was
rendered the young couple by the ladies OF
the Home.
Among the large number of presents re-
ceived was tray of silver from the
Board.
Mr.. and Mrs. sandridge left that eve
ming for their home in Foster Ky, where
he is progressive contractor
The ''rummage sale" started yesterday
by the Lady Board of Managers OF the
Homeopathic Free Dispensagy. at No.
1927 East Main Street, IS proving a great
success and the ladies are greatly en-
couraged at the outlook. Donations are
coming iii as fast as the force on hand
can conveniently receive them, and all
Yesterday morning the ladies were busy
making sales.
The following ladies were appointed
to look after customers: Mrs. Howard Bas-
set, Mrs. S. H. Carey, Mrs: Theron
Brown. Mrs. Robert Whttet, Jr:, Mrs. Ad-
kins and Mrs. Swain and Mrs. G. a. Ia
Der.
All contributions will be received by
the ladies at the above number, and If
articles such as furniture cannot be con-
veniently sent they will be called for
il any member OF the Board be notified
The ladies most cordially invite their
friends TO come TO the sale. With such
variety no one can fail to find something
that is needed.
The sale will be continued through to-
day and Saturday.
The ladies. of the Baptist Home met yes
terday morning at the Home. Mrs. Wilson,
the president, in the chair
Owing 20 the Indictment weather, few Of
the ladies We're present.
Arrangements were made for donation
day which is held annually on Thankssiv-
ing-Day. Another inmate win be received