The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The bride, preceded by her maid OF
honor, Miss Elsie Boykin, and the ush-
ers-Messrs. j. r. Robinson, w. NJ. Tay-
Tor, Granville Smith, Carl Rocker, y. NJ.
Jacobs, and Barton Eord-entered the
church leaning on the arm of her brother,
Mr. Joseph c. Taylor. AT the chancel
she was met by the groom, who entered
from the pastors study, accompanied {by
his best man, Mr.. Frederick Baker. of
Baltimore. She did not, however re-
lingush her brothers. arm until the min
lister asked, who giveth this woman to
be married. when Mr.. Taylor stood aside
and the bride and groom advanced to the
altar and, standing together, took the
VOWS.
The bride wore an exquisite travelling
suit of navy-blue broadcloth, with hat
and gloves to match. and carried a shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley and violets.
The maid of honor was attired il q
handsome gown OF gray lansdown appil-
que with Russian lace, and carried & hou-
quet OF Testout roses. in which was con-
cealed q magnificent snnburst of opaiS
and pearls which had been presented by
the, groom.
Mr Jardine is q native of Scotland.
He has resided III Richmond for nearly
two years, during which time he has filed
the responsible position Of assistant
superintendent of the Trigg Shspyards.
He has made many friends during his
only daughter of Tie late Mr.. Charles A.
Taylor. for many years traffic manager
Of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad. and is both beautiful
and charming.
Mr. and Mrs. Jardine left on the 7:t5
O'Clock. north bound train for New York.
whence they will sail to-day FOR visit
OF one month to Scotland. the former
home of the groom. Upon their return
they Will be at home at No. Is North
Sixth Street.
The marriage of Miss Lille Airline Ira
hern and 1ir. Charles Bennett Ham, that
was solemnized yesterday afternoon at
Park-Piace Methodist Episcopal Church,
was an exceedingly pretty event.
The bridal party entered the church to
the Lohengrin wedding chorus. sung by
Mrs. ellis boys. NJ. Reginald Walker
presided al the organ.
TIE bride wore the white satin gown and
veil worn by her sister. Mrs. James L.
Cook, on 9 similar happy occasion seve-
raj years ago She carried a shower bou-
q,et OF brides roses.
Miss Virginia Talbot. cousin of the
bride. was maid of honor and .Hore pink
organize ard carried pink roses.
Mr. George Ham. brother Of the groom,
was best man
Mezsrs. e. H. G;lmer. Edgar T. Pulliam,
J. Winston Ivey and T. ". Wenzel were
the ushers.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev J. T. Bosnian. assisted by Rev.
James E. Cook, brotl,er-n-law of the
bride
After an extended northern tour the
young couple will reside at the City
Nursery.
The bride is the daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs William Z. Trahern and is a young
ladv of sterling character and possessed of
-:cI,, II or =
artist has gained renown and she Is. be-.
sides. an excellent musician. Miss Ira
hern has devoted most of her time to
charitable purposes and is greatly below
ed by all who know her.
Mr. Ham is d popular young business
man and is a valuable employee OF L. w.
Wood & Sons.
A beautiful wedding took place in Nor
folk Monday afternoon at o'clock, at the
First Presbyterian Church, when Miss
Mary Alice Friedin. daughter of Mr.. A
C. Friedlin, of Park View, became the
wife of Mr. Nm. Reed, Of Richmond
The sacred ed:iice was filled With
a Fashionable gathering of invited guests
and was most effectively and tastefully
decorated with palms and q variety OF
poted plants The ting c!ergymen
were the Rev Harry Walton, brother-in-
law of the bride, and the Rev r. -
Eggleston.
AS the bridal procession entered the
church those who composed the party sep
arated at the door and approached the
pulpit by either aisle of the church IN
couples The groomsmen, Messrs. i l..
Reed and O. D. Green, of Hamlet, N. T.,
advanced on one side, and the bridesmaids
the Misses Regina Shafer, OF Baltimore
and Blanche Friealin, on the other toI-
lowing the bridesmaids came the bride
0e Let
Fredl.n, who We're met at the aitaf
by the groom and AR. James Reed, ms
best man The usIlers, Messrs. 5. +.
King, OF Richmond, and ". X sherman,
had preceded the other attendants ana
took their positions at the sides OF the
assembled groups.
The bride was gowned in French blue
taffeta silk. trimmed in white satin and
lace, with hat and gloves to match, ana
carried a bouquet of bride roses, her
only ornament being sunburst OF dif-
monds and pearls. the gift of the groom.
The maid of honor wore white ofSaHuI
over white silk and carried cluster OF
scilrysanthemunlS The bridesmaids wore
yellow organdie over yellow silk and also
carried chrysanthenlums The groom,
sroomsmen and usherss Wore convent .cnal
black suits, with bouttoniereS or White
chrysanthemums.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed will take an extern
Canada Their future residence VII be
in Richmond
Miss Helen Grinnan~ and AIR. Jack Ware
were married yesterday morning at II
o'clock. at the home of Miss Grlnnans
uncle Mr. Andrew Grinnan, near Orange
Courthouse The marriage was one OF
universal interest, as both parties are
widely connected in the State. Miss Grin
nan is a cousin of Mr.. Daniel Grinnan, of
this city, and has made her home in
Richmond for the last few years DR..
Pauliis A. Irving was the only attendant,
acting as best man. The ceremony was
Jointly performed by Rev. s. a. Ware and
Rev. j. J. Ware. brothers of the groom.
The beautiful country home was deco
rated for the OCCASION and q large number
of friends and relatives We're present. The
bride was attired in her mothers wedding
gown, trimmed in point lace. After the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Ware left for
western tour. Upon their return they will
make their future home at Mr.. Wares
country home, in Clarke county.
Mr.. Samuel REGISTER and family haze
now moved into their new home, on West