The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-12

Mrs. Bernard Peyton. Calfornla; Mrs.
Aaron Milhado, Norfolk: Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Epes. Va; Captain ana MIS-.
John c. Griffin, Virginia; MI and Mrs
George B. Stone, Warrenton
The bridal gifts are exquisite and con-
sist of elegant silver, cut-SlasS ana ORC
e-brac. Among the numerous presents is
quantity of beautifully embroidered ia
BILE linen worked by the grandmother OF
the groom, who is eighty-fve vars Of
age.
Miss sallye Belle Yancey and Mr.. John
Barbour Orgain were married at Cen
tenarv Church yesterday afternoon a $50
O'Clock by Rev. William V Tudor, L D.
The church was artistically lee
GRATED in palms and white chrysarthe-
NUNS and the lighted tapsrs glsteled
through the green foliage
ton of ivory satin duchesse trimmed e!tb-
orateiy in chiffon, her veil was loopd
with a pearl brooch and she carried 4
shower bouquet OF brides roses and Ills
of the valley. She entered with her sis
ter and maid OF honor, Miss Alice kincais
Yancey who was gowned IN point
d'sprit over white satin and carried
American Beauties. Misses Louise Iorne
Yancey and Cay Bernard Wilbon were
ID
mousseline gowns and carried White
chrysanthemums.
Mr. Sidney E.lerson was best MAJ
and Messrs Albert Alsop, William Har.
vey. Spencer Garter. George D. Pleas
ants. Field Wilbon. Jr.. and Lewis Harv!e
were ushers
The bridal party was preceded by lit
tie Miss Marie Sterling Jones, the lovely
niece of the bride. who wore white
organdie tied with pink ribbons, and car
ried a basket of pink roses:
Mrs. Edward T. Organ. mother OF the
bride, wore an exquisite gown OF
mousseine applique over black taffeta
and carried violets.
Mrs II. Stewart Jones. sister of the
bride, was gowned in a black lace
robe over black taffeta and carried Amer
lean Beauties.
Among the out-of-town guests here for
the wedding were Misses Plummer, Ports
mouth: Mr. Freeman. New York: Mr..
and Mrs. f. Percival 10th. Waynesboro.
Miss Yancey is the exceedingly pretty
and attractive daughter of Mrs. Edward
r. Organ. and is popular with a large
circle of friends.
The groom is the brother of Mr.. T. l.
Orgain and son of Judge George z "
gain. of Virginia. Mr., Organ is valued
employee OF the Nirginia-Carolina Chem
ic;al Co, and popular in business. and social
circles.
The high esteem in which the young
couple are held is fully evidenced by the
elegant ana numerous wedding gifts re
ceived. After a northern tour MI ana
Mrs Orgain will live at No. 4o2 East
Main Street.
Miss Bessie Mark SPOTS and Mr.. Rich
ard Whitfield Roberts were married at
4 he
brides sister, Mrs. Il. r. SPOTS, No loi
South Third Street The wedding was
very quiet and simple. Only the nearest
relatives and friends were present.
Rev Robert p Kerr performed the
ceremony. The young couple lett
on the evening train for a northern trip.
Miss SPOTS is the attractive daughter OF
the late John G.. SPOTS, and Mr.. Roberts
is popular travelling salesman for Rob-
erts & Hoge.
The bridal gifts were elegant and NUM-
erous and consisted of cutglass, silver and
the dantiest bric-a-brac.
DR.. Paulus A. Irving left the city at 2:4o
Yesterday for Henderson, n. c., where
at noon to-day he will wei IS
Lucy Taylor. DR.. Irving is a prominent
physician of this city, and his bride is a
most attractive young lady and we'll
htlOWIl mere
The ceremony will be performed at the
home OF the brides brother by Rev. r. 7.
Kerr, d. d
Miss TAYLOR is the daughter CT Colonel
Erasmus Taylc;, Of Orange county.
Dr. Irving was accompanied by Rev. DR..
r. p. Kerr, Mr.. \. 7. Gray, and his
brother, Mr.. r. P. Irving, of New York.
The Executive Board of the Hunter Nc
tor
day at No $40 East Grace Street, at 4:3O
O'Clock.
The reports were very encouraging. Re-
sponses to circulars are coming in every
day.
The membership of the ASSOCIATION has
new grown to 1S5, and the treasurer re-
ported that with the fees and contrlbu-
tons she now has on hand S'i6' and
pledges besides, amounting to $40.
The Executive Board will meet on next
Tuesday at 4:S0 O'Clock at the same place.
and all VINO are interested are cordially
invited to attend.
The Womars Christian Association
held its semt-monthly meeting yesterday
at noCE, Mrs. James H. CaperS IN the
chair.
After full reports from various chalrmen
Mrs. Duke. the teacher of the Brook-
avenue hlndergarten Rfanc!!, save d
most Interesting talk, telling OF the work
and its needs Mrs. c. p Walford spoke
of the Belle S. Bryan Day Nursery and
Free kindergarten, and the extreme need
for materials of. all kinds to enaoieat them
to carry on their work.
Mr.. Robert Strange French, formerly OF
Charleston, S. c.. now OF Richmond. and
Miss Mary Middleton Bryan. daughter OF
Hon. George Bryan, of Charleston, S, c.,
were married in that city on Thursday
evening al S o'clock.
The bridal presents were rich and nu-
merous. among them being two cases OF
beautiful silver. sent by the hanawha
Dispatch. of which Mr.. French is general
agent. with headquarters at Richmond.
The couple received dozens OF consratula-
tory kilograms, and two caolesrams from
friends in Europe.
Mr.. French belongs to one of Whining
toms tmost prominent families. and is a
grandson OF the late distinguished Judge
Robert Strange He and his bride went
to Asheville. where they VIII visit DR..
King. grandfather Of the bride. After
spending a few days there they will so to
their home. in Richmond. In about two
weeks they will come to Wilmington to
visit Mr. French's parents, MT. and. Mrs
William R. French. on Eighth and Market
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