The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13

gan. Wisconsin and Minnesota. the con-
temporaneous colonies North Carolina,
MARYLAND. Pennsylvania, New York. Mas
sachusetts and other States should here
after be invited to participate
The president, Mrs Joseph Bryan. IN
avoidably absent. sent in delicious fatfesti-
ments. which were served IN the FFs''''a
Historical Society's rooms
The dance which was to have been given
at Lakeside last evening by the Iuesaas
German CLUB, was postponed until TINS
evening on account of the incteiheii1
weather.
The marriage of Miss Eva de Treville
and Mr.. Rodman Paul Snelllls, MiLGi
took place at noon yesterday at ST. Fdui
church was exceedingly pretty one
The church was tastefully decorated IN
palms, daisies and lighted tapers.
The bride entered the church with Mt.
P n Mayo She looked beautiful IN her
handsome white crepe de chine gown ana
tulla VEIL She carried q shower of bride
roses.
Immediately preceding the bride was her
maid Of honor, little Miss Julia Joynes,
daintily clad in white orGandle, ana car
rying pink sweet-peas-
Mr.. Rodman Paul. of Philadelphia,
uncle of the bridegroom, was best man,
and the ushers were Messrs. Dudley
Mcdonald T. n. Carter, Levin Joynes
and Mr. Brandegee, of Utica, \. I.
Rev. samuel Smelling. of Philadelphia,
brother of the groom, performed the cere-
mony.
Immediately after the ceremony recep-
ton was rendered the bride and bride
groom by Mr.. and Mrs 2. H Mayo. at
The house was beautifully decorated IN
inns and roses, the table orndmented in
American Beauties.
Among those present from distance
were DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Packard.
of Philadelphia: Mr.. Linzee Smelling anu
Misses Nora and Mary Smelling, OF Bos-
| ton.
Among the guests at the reception were
| DR.. and Mrs Ross, Misses Ross, Mrs.
James Allison. Miss Sa!lie Archer Ander-
! son, Miss McKenny. Miss Lille Hill,Major
| and Mrs. Charles Sbinker, Mr. and Mrs.
| Otway S. Alien, Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph
Wexford, Mr. and Mrs Levin JoyneS,
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Valentine. Mr.. and
| Mrs. e. V. Valentine, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thomas Atkinson, Misses Atkinson. Mr..
and Mrs William r. Trigg. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. T. D. Myers, Jr., Misses Myers. Mr.
| and Mrs. John Atkinson, Jr., Mr. and
! Mrs. Andrew II Christian Mr. Barton
| HaXall, Mr.. Carter Branch, Miss Anne
! Blair, Mr.. Charles Stringfellow, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. S. c. wal
| lace, Madame Cfuiaume, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Waller Morton, DR.. and Mrs. George Ben
Johnston. Mrs. James Allison and Mr.. and
| Mrs Benneham Cameron.
The bride is one of Richmond's most
attractive young women, and was social
| favorite Mr.. Smelling is the treasurer OF
/ a large manufacturing house Of Boston,
| Mass, and is prominent in Bostons
! exclusive social circles.
J After sojourn at Old Point and
| Atlantic City. the young couple will sail
| for an extended European tour on July
| 4th.
| Rarely has more elegant display OF
| wedding presents been seen in the city.
| Among them WAS a complete daner-ser-
| vice OF solid silver.
Mr.. Edmund s. Minor, assistant civil
| engineer of the Chesapeake aid Ohio. is
! out again after a few days Illness.
Miss Helena watkyns Jones. OF
Beydie, Va, is at the Mt. Vernon. Miss
Jones is on a visit to her uncle. DR..
Mrs. w. A. Bivons. of Cincinnati. Ohio.
| who has been visiting in this city for
1 several weeks, has returned home.
1
Miss Sallie B. Beasley. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Beasley, ard M. John
II. Wright, a well known iron-worker.
| We're married at the home OF The brides
| parents last night
Mr.. Philip Collier Breeder AMI Miss
| Fannie Bell Jordan. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrss Robert Jordan, were married yester-
| day
Miss Alice Lee Nunnally. daughter Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Nunnaly, was mar
| RED last night TO Mr.. Charles F. Cook, a
! well known carpenter Of this city.
Miss FIossie D. Bennett and Mr. Taylor
New were married yesterday at the home
| OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs A.
| j. Bennett.
/ It Is desired that all members of Rich
| .nond Chapter, U. D. c.. Will be present
| at the meeting to-day. This will probably
I! be the last meeting OF the summer. The
! meeting viii be opened promptly at
! o'clock and not half-past 4. All visiting
| Daughters are welcomed at all meetings.
The East-Ena Baptist Church was the
! Enpne CT A pretty marriage last evening,
tshan N:ss Hattie 8. Tay!cr became the
{! briSe OF Mr.. ". We.lord Duasosd The
bride. a tall, handsome blonde, looked ex-
! ceeding!y beautiful In pearl grey tailor.
1 n,oda gown and white chiffon hat She
/ "a rriea q bouquet OF bride roses.
/ M. birch Dunford, brother OF the groom.
4 - nd the ne har were MesSrS