The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15

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tered with her cousin, Mr.. Warner Moore,
OF this city, who gave her. away. she. was
preceded Gown the aisle 10y her sister and
matron of honor, Mrs. Charles Parker
Breesc. who was gowaed IN white lace
o.er Wni.e SATIN. " IN L l1ceufe OF
back velvet, and carrying pink chrysan-
themunas.
lie. .o,na entered with his best man.
aIr. Brooke Taylor. Of Norfolk, and met
his bride at the a4iar. Here the ceremony
was performed by Re,.SDr.s Edwin Mack,
ASSISTED by Rev.SCa-1t Gra INNER.
The bride is one of the bellies and beau
ties of Norfolk, and is much admired here.
where she has frequently visited her
cousins, the Misses Moore, of West Frank
il the city. being grandson and name
sake OF DR.. James q. McCaw. and a
brother Of Mr.. aer.lcc "A nI:@..,.
Among the guests from Richmond were
Miss Annie Moore, Miss Precious Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Moore, DIR. James
B. McCaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Halves,
the Misses Tompk.ns and Capt. Allison.
lJr. ana Mrs. McCaw left for Washing
ton and Baltimore and from there viii so
10 Ashevil.e, N c.. for stay OF two
weeks. The bridal gifts were exceedingly
handsome and numerous.
AR. Robert Fite, Of Nashville. Tenn.
gave an elegant d nner at HE Jefferson
on Tuesday evening n honor OF MISS
Anne Drewry, who VII be married tils
evening to Mr. E. l. Benson, of Nash
vie The abe decorations were in
American Beauties, and ali the dei.cac.es
Of the season We're se-yen.
Mr.. F-te's guests were Mr.. and. Mrs,
Adolphus Bi-ir. NJ sses Anne DreWry. Nan
ME Cooke, Edythe Whiee, HeIen Nosesey,
and Messrs, e. l. B -nson, l. oaard Lomas-
ney of New York, ay d ewry. Jr-. A
Il. Drewry and Gray Mose-ey.
Mr. \. j. Smith and Miss Chr c.
Lawton, both of this city. were married
in Washington at noon yesterday. 1t was
in no sense an 60 e-nenL scr redooAa
Satisfactory TO themselves, Mr.. Smith and
n SIS Lawton dec ded TO nave the cere-
rnony performed at the Nat ona Capst'l.
they left Richmond yesterday morning. It
had been previously. arranged that fr. ends
in Wash ton slou- d meet them upon tn cir
arr.va. there. Mr.. SIN tn S the deputy
in charge of the Internal Revenue Office
n Richmond and is one of the most pop
u.ar officials in the city. He IS wide y
known. having been an active participant
in Republican po.it cs- He was formerly
commandment Of Phil. Kearney Post, G.
A. r.
NJ Smiths BRIDE is daughter of Mr..
a. D. Lawton, who came from Mich gan
e ghteen years ngo to reside n Richmond.
She is related to the late General Henry
w Lawton, who lost his life VIII .e tight.
ing in the PHI, mes. Mrs. Smith IS q
LADY of lovely character. and Mr.. Smith $
fr ends have cause TO congratulate him
upon capturing for rs Dtide such Il
charm ng lady.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith after short bridal
tour VIII re urn TO Richmond and reside
on Church Hill.
Dr. c. Merwin Branch and Miss Erna
Bass were married yesterday morn ns AT
the residence of the brides mother, NO.
2ss Harrison Street. at 1850 oc ok.
The marriage was a Very quiet one. only
relatives and q few int mate friends pe.nS
present.
The bride was gownel In dark blue
travelling suit, with hat and gloves 10
match Rev Landon Z. Mason perform
ed the ceremony.
Dr.. and Mrs Branch left on the j
o'c.ock train For a short northern trip and
on their return will live at No. - i1arri-
son Street
Miss Bass is an exceedingly attractive
young lady and is popular in musical and
social circles.
Mss Bessie Franklin Dickinson and Mr.
Fred King Woodson were married at Z
o'c'oek last evening at the First Baptist
Church by Rev. George Cooaer.
The ed fee WAS beaut;fu''y decorated in
PAINS and growing PLANS. The pretty
bride wore q handsome mode trave,ng
gown. with hat and gloves to match. and
carr ed u shower bouquet OF BRIDE
roses.
The bride entered leaning on the nrm
of the groom. and was preceded down the
aisle by the ushers and best man.
Mr.. Frank Woodson. brother OF the
groom was best man, and the usi,ers
were Messrs. w. a. Childrey, Frank
Bowers Ernest Turner, George Drinller
and Vivian Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs Wo7dson left on the
7:45 tran for a northern tour After No
re,rber 10Th thew VIII BE- al home to their
frtsnds. Al No. SO North Eleventh Street
Mss Dickinson is the attractive dauy1-
ter OF Mrs. Anne F.. Dickinson and the
late Colonel B. F. D'cS neon. SIZE IS one
OF The most accomplished musicians in
the city
A p~eitv I'Hr'''a~a took mace Yesterday
afternoon at ESQ o'c'ock Wis Mss Flor
ence J. Bowers and Mr.. Dallas c. Rich
a-dson ware untea ~ .Ila hn-,a ~ The
brides mother. No. c915 East Broad Street
The :,-r'-1-S r-a~a a'nhorata'r Se-o-
ra.ed IN palms ard whFS. ctrvsant@~r1ums
and fe-t"n1s of autumn leaves. Betweel
the windows Of the front par,or a canopy
of ever~-He-S vas erecraf and f,e-e.
urse- n Md n~-be'1 % se-n.,nx and chrv-
s.rth--~-----e -a~e-,o..-. rar-
fo-r--d nv Rev. Father McKeefrey
The o. De was attfr,d IN : brown tailor