The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
SILVER WEDDING
WAS CELEBRATED
Mr.. and Mrs. WE. Whine Celebrated
Their Twenty-Fifth Anniversary.
WEDDING RECEPTION RENDERED
Officers of Royal Arch Chapter, No.
4S-Interestin. Services at The
Churches To-Day-News Per
souaI and Brief.
WEDDING RECEPTION RENDERED
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
1112 Hull Street, Beattie Block.

11l2 Hull Street, Beattle BLOCK
One OF the most enjoyable social events
OF the season was the reception given by
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Whine in cele-
bration of the twenty-nfth anniversary or
their marriage Friday night. The parlor and
halls were beautifully and elaoorately de-
corated in palms, ferns and pink and
white carnations
The hostess beautifully gowned in white
taffeta. old lace and pearls, was assisted
in receiving by Mrs. G. w Friend, black
satin and JET Mrs. DR.. Laurence ingram,
black chiffon and diamonds; Mrs. X |.
Mcdowell, of Baltimore, black satin,
Brussels lace and diamonds: Mrs. Charles
E. Friend. white satin and pearls; Mrs. E.
D. Whitehead, black silk and lace
The decorations in the dining-ro0m were
a continuation of the parlor and halls, be-
ing an artistic study in pink and white
Over a cloth of pink was one of Esenais-
sance the centre-pieCe being OF pink car
nations with asparagus, ferns and silver
candelabra holding pink waxen tapers.
The idea of a silver wedding was carried
out 10 the most minute detail, the bride
cake being decorated with twenty-five
Sink and white burning candles, held by
silver clasps.
The young ladies serving in the dining
room were Misses Gertrude, Ellen and
Mamie Weisiger. Cornelia Owen. Eliza
beth Gilbert, Louise Friend, Helen Bate,
f.!lZaDeln Npl!, l-til- 1<upSi lScll-ill
ing dainty gowns of organdie-
Miss Ellen Brodnax, gowned in white
organdie over taffeta, presided over the
punch-bowl.
Among the guests were Judge and Mrs
John Ingram. Judge and Mrs. w. l. Chop
ton Mr.. and Mrs. John Arlington, Mr. and
Mrs. George Gary, Mr.. and Mrs Alexander
Fitzgerald, Mr.. and Mrs. A j. Daffron,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Patch, Mn and Mrs
Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. John Barley. Mr.
and Mrs. Robertson, Mrs DR.. BrodnaX
Mrs Robert Bate. Mrs. s. l. Ingram
Mrs s. Vies, Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. S. &
French, Miss Brodnax, Miss Earle Brod-
max. Miss Gallagher and Miss Allen; Dr.
c. w Friend, DR.. Laurence Ingram, DR..
John Brodnax. Mr.. C. E. Friend. Mr.. II. Is
Owen, Mr. Stanley Reed. Mr. Harvey Sy-
monds. Mr.. r. E. Brown, Mr.. Richie Ba-
con. Mr.. John Mcdowell, Mr. Floyd, Mr.
It. E. Crenshaw, Mr.. William Carter, Mr.
Gallagher and Mr.. Royal Webster
The silver gifts received were numerous
and handsome, attesting the popularity
OF the couple.
MR.. AND MRS. GRIzzARD.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Grizzard re-
turned Friday night from their northern
bridal tour. A reception was rendered them
at the home of Mrs T. ]. Saunders. in
Swansboro Friday night Some OF those
present were Mr.. nd Mrs. w. H Hart
son. Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Hooker, Mr. ana
Mrs A. B. NIorrisett. Mrs. 3. II. Morrisett,
Mrs Cosby, Mrs Florence Hughes, Misses
Hattie Morrisett and Kate Layne: Rev-
W. W. Sisk, L. n and j. o. Taylor, Mrs
Mary Taylor, and many others.
Murid McIver, charged with shooting at
one Judge Haynes. colored. was before
Squire Cheatham Friday afternoon, but
on account of the absence of witnesses
the case was continued until next fr;day-
Walter Pryor and Lewis Johnson, charS-
Tiy1aFl
trespassing, it being quite clear that the
negroes were not guilty of stealing. but
that they were mistaken in the land
Personal AND BRIEF
Rev. w. w. Sisk vii conduct both ser
vices at Clopton-Street Baptist church
to-day.
The sunbeams will meet at o'clock, at
the church
The fruit-supper given at Forest Htn
Park Friday night by the young ladies OF
Richmond and Manchester was greatly
enjoyed.
owing to the inclement weather Thurs
day night, the iaWn-party at Nest-EhG
church parsonage was postponed uAsll
Friday night, and large crowd was
present and had very enjoyable time.
Mrs. W. n. Oliver, of Salisbury. n g.
who has been visiting Mrs. Z. {. WI
bourne, of this city, has returned home
accompanied by Mrs. Minnie Purcell SIS
ter OF Mrs. Wilbourne
Mrs. Kate 3. Page and daughter. jean
are visiting Mrs. John Friend, of DanviLie
The Heath Committee is called to meet
at 80 O'Clock tomorrow evening
James Kitchen. who was before the
Mayor. charged with throwing rocks al
Mrs. Marshall.s son, was discharged
Nr. Willians Gratznowsky left last
night for Philadelphia, Baltimore ara
New York where he goes 10 purchase
machinery for the new plant OF the
eureka Furniture Company.
AT THE CHURCHES.
Maschestsr Christian ehus .,n. ssv
Kent Pendleton, .Pastorl-Aor 1at.,:s
vices at II o'clock; subject. Christian
fife a Battle: text. I. Corinthians, xiv,
: Evening SERVES at s:l5 o'clock sa u.
tac, "oprortunity'': text. Galatians VI,
suraay-school at Oils a. NJ
eer~Ises ut Ire Presnvser;aIl chnrrh fa-
.n-day. At Il ocfcc..- \. =, n aaE-
70, Char es N, Van Houtenl VII
nraach. Beginning with to-nsgh..
protracted services will be held through
ths week every night at O'Clock.
Trsra will be preaching tonight