The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
Willis and DR.. Charles w. Doughtie viii
be married on Wednesday, evening.

sstear,is and DR.. r. kemper McClana han,
of the United States Navy, took pace
Wednesday evening at 6 O'Clock. at Christ
Church. Brandy, va.
1t WIS q brilliant cvslit. The church
wa.s magn;ticentiy decorated IN palms.
smilax and yellow cllrysanthemums.
Hammond having sent up one Of his men
10 do the artistic work.
The bride looked lovely, gowned In
white Duchesse satin with point lace
Her veil was caught with a diamond
surfsurst, the gift Of her Brother. Nr.
Franklin S,earns. She carried a shower
OF II.,.s OF the valley. The groom wore
mis- uniform Mss Rosalie Smith was her
maid Of honor. She was gowned III white
organdy over white silk.
a pretty feature Of the marriage was
tho iise OF the tioto.e ring. Little Miss
Jane StearTls carried the rings. and little
Miss cussons carried the brides flowers.
The bridal gifts w:re numerous and
handsome. Afr.r the ceremony the bridal
party left on the S O'Clock train for Wash
instoa.
on the evening preceding the marriage
a reception was rendered the bridal party
and friends at Farley the lovely home
of Mrs Stearns. An elegant supper was
served. The decorations were beautiful
and artistic. An orchestra played during
the entire evening.
Among those present were Mrs. Frank
lin Stearns. black silk and diamonds;
Mrs. q. Stearns. white silk: Mrs. Z. D.
Whitehead. :,lack velvet. diamonds; Mrs.
I3a.nu,n, Washington, blue silk and Ola
1nonds; Miss Rsna Stearns, white SILK;
Miss Alice Sttarns. white silk; Mss En-
lily Stearns. white silk and diamonds;
Mss Fannie Townsend, black satin; Miss
Edith Payne. white orsandy over SILK:
Miss:s Haisey, of Orange; Miss Emily
Cussons. pink silk; Miss Ruby Bodeker.
OF Richmond, nile green silk, white lace
embroidered IN gold Mr.. and Mrs. Fowl
sr, Mr.. Robert Coons. Mr.. George u.den,
Of Washington. and Nj. Rixfey.
a wedding Of great interest To Rich
monders took place Wednesday in Nor
folk. when Miss Alice Lee Moore and Mr..
James 8. NcCaw. Jr.. were married at
the home OF the brides mother, on York
Street, at O'Clock in the afternoon.
Mrs. a1cCaw is one Of the most popular
young women il, Norfolk. and IS much
admired here. where She has frequently
visited lf2r cousins. the Misses Moore, of
Vast Franklin Street. Tfls groom is also
well known III the City. being a grandson
and namesake of DR.. James 3. McCaw
and 2. brother of Mrs. Horace A. Halves.
Among the guests from Richmond wire
Miss Ammo Moore. Miss Precious Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Moore, DR.. JANIS
3. McCaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hawaes.
the Misses Ton1pk;ns and Capt. Allison:
Mrs. Matthew Gilmour, Mrs. Christopher
Tompkins, Misses Emily Addison, Evelyn
Gordon. Kate Meredith and Mcssrs. Will
liam Mayo and Thomas and Lewis Bran
der,
Miss Mary Miller and Mr.. Frank Stein
back were married on Wednesday even
ing at the home OF the brides parents,
No. 1870 West Clay Street After the
ceremony an elegant reception was held.
after which Mr.. and Mrs. SteinDacIs left
for their future homo in Paramount.
Mr. J. w Day and Mss Virginia r
Saunders were married at $50 o'clock
Wednesday evening at the residence of
the bride. No. 1715 East Broad Street
DR.. r. II. Pitt performed the ceremony.
Miss Bessie franklin Dickinson and
Mr.. Fred King Woodson were raarried az
o'clock Wednesday evening at the First
Baptist Church by Rev. George Cooper.
Mr.. and Airs. Noedson left on the 7:s5
train for a northern tour. After Noven
Der aGth they will be at homo 70 their
friends at No. 5!2 North Eleventh Street.
a pretty marriage took place Wednes-
day at G:S0 O'Clock when Miss Florence ].
Bowers and Mr.. Dallas C. Richardson
were united at the home of tho brides
mother, No. ISIS East Broad Street. Rev.
Faths- a1ckeefrey performed tho cera-
mony. After q. northern trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Richardson will reside ut No. los North
Twenty-ninth Street.
Miss Cora .:Iassel and Mr. Frederick
Mcneil were marrisd at $50 O'Clock We'd
nesiay afternoon at the home of tae
brides parents, Rev. Or. Paul L Mcneil
officiating.
Altar an elegant reception tine young
couple left on the evening train for the
North, and OH their return will reside at
No. iei Twenty-sixth Street.
Miss Alley Vaughan Chapne3i and MIR.
Claude d. Curry were married Wednes
day at o'clock at the residence Of the
brides aunt, Mrs. George Bowen, No. FOL
West Main Street. Rsv.. Joshua Hudson
pt.iorned She ceremony. Me newly
married couple left at once for Suffolk.
where Mr.. Curry is a prosperous brick
contractor.
Park-Place Methodist Episcopal Church
was the seine Of q pretty marriage at
J. Hartwell Redd was welded to Miss
Layaiia y. Wetzei. Rev. Carey E. Nor
gan performed the ceremony. After
northern tour Nj. and Mrs. Redd will
live at No. ,0a beverly Street
The n,snnbers Of the Second Preshyte-
-ian Church rendered their new pastor,
Rev. Russell Cecil. and family. a delight
full reception Thursday evening from $50
To- 1880 o'clock.
The cilape. of the church was artist
cally decorated by the Young Ladies So
ciety. under the direction OF Mrs. Fred
Peasants. The room was beautiful with
banks of PAINS ana vases Of large white
chrysanthernums The class-roonls open
ing into the chapel were fitted up as coy
corners. and made the general appearance
most attractive, The e.ders and deaconS
and thsir wives assisted Rev. and Mrs
Cecil ana Miss Alma Cecil in receiving
the many callers. Mrs. t. William Penn
berton was chairman Of the Reception
Committee and Mrs NJ. Y. Kellogg was
chairman of the Refreshment Committee.
assisted By the ladies Of the Benevolent
Society. During the evening a number
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