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

one of the prettiest of the spring we'd
linrs was that Of Miss Adelaide Boudar
and Mr. Howard Powell Page that t"os-
place at noon yesterday at the residence
Of the brides parents.
The house was a bower OF oeaul! VIII
ats artistic decorations.
The spacious hall and dfa"lns-fooiii9
were adorned with palms. and the nantes
banked with ferns and brides roses.
In the draw!ng-room 10 the right OF the
hall an altar OF palms had been erected.
On either side We're tall vases OF prlue
roses. and the lighted tapers SIlsteheu
through the green
Marie Elizabeth Wingo and Ethel vac
toria Soudar, who formed an aisle with
earlands of sIniIax and brides roses, IN
stead of the conventional ribbons Iney
wore dainty white orsandie dresses.
The bride never looked pretuer than III
her wedding robe, an exquisite creatlon
OF white crepe de chine. she wore a "tile
lace hat and carried a shower bouquet OF
lilies Of the valley. Her only ornament was
q diamond sunburst, the groom gilt she
entered the draWing-roon with fer lalAeF.
Mr. H B. Boudar, and was preceded oy
her sister, Miss Constance Rosaie Sou
dar, WHO was daint!y gowned IN white
silk ,nulI and carried pink bridesmaid
roses.
The groom and his best man, Mr.. Thon-
as Boudar entered from the opposite door
and met the bride at the improVised al
tar where the ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father Waters.
After the ceremony the guests repaired
TO an alcove where, under a bower OF
palms, Miss e. Mario Delaney gracefully
dispensed the wedding cake.
Miss Delaney was Gowned IN Whlte lace,
trinr.ed organdie-
The sroom's gift to the best man was
handsome enamelled scarf-pin and to the
maid of honor pearl ring
The wedding gifts were unusually NUM-
erouS and elegant.
The young couple left on the $50 train
for an extended northern tour, after which
they will reside in Norfolk, where Mr..
Page is auditor of the Norfolk Railway
and Light Company.
The bride is a most attractive young
woman of charming personality and it is
q matter Of regret to her large circle OF
friends that she will claim Norfolk as her
home.
Among the. guests present were DR.. C.
c. Cranmer, of New York; Ar. Douglas
Leftwich, of Baltimore; Mrs. Anton
Chatzel, of New York
Miss Lucy Gle Clare and M William
Waller Robertson were married last eve
ming at s o'clock at St. James Church.
The church was beautifully deco
rated in palms and cut flowers.
The bride was gowned in q handsome
grey tailor gown, with hat and gloves to
match. and carried brides roses. Her
maid OF honor, Miss Evelyn Wilde, wore
q dainty white orsandy and carried pink
roses.
Mr.. Mayo Cabell was best man, and the
rshers were Aessrs. Edward Goodwin, Of
Roanoke: Zeigler Mann. OF Enporia; Ed
ward Palmer, of Emporia, and Guy
Cabell.
Rev w. Meade Clarke performed the
ceremony.
The young couple left on the 8
groom mother.
Miss Glare is the attractive daughter of
Mrs. Ellen j. Clare, and Mr.. Robertson
Is prominent druggist at Emporia-
A pretty marriage was that of Mr.. Har-
mon " s. Turlbull and Miss Leila a.
Gates that took place last evening at the
Eenable-Street Baptist Church The bride
wore becoming gray travelling suit and
carried brides roses. Her sister, Miss
.Ad6Ie Gates, WHO was maid Of honor, wore
a white o-gandIe gown and carried A1neri-
can Beauties. Mr.. Albert S. Gates was
best man. and the ushers were Nessrs.
Horace C. Brown. Robert Bellamy, An
drew Williams and L. Slater. Rev. Dr.
The bride is the attractive daughter of
Mr.. william A Gates, and the groom is
a well known young business man
The young couple left on an extended
northern tour. On their return they will
be at home TO their friends at No. 1913
East Grace Street.
The marriage of Miss Margaret r. Haw
and Rev. William Scott Morton. of
Charlotte county took place yesterday at
Il o'clock at the home Of The brides oar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs e. w. Eaw.
The ceremony was performed by a friend
OF the groom. Rev. DIR. 7. c. Johnson, of
the Union Theological Seminary.
The bride was handsomely attired in
travelling suit of mode, with hat and
gloves 10 match, and carried Marguerites
She was attended by her brother. Mr.. R.
". Haw-, Jr-: the groom by his brother,
Dr.. c. Y. Morton. Of Fort Worth. Tex.
The parlor was tastefully decorated With
ferns and daisies.
Those from distance were Mrs. Gra-
ham Howison, sister of the groom, and