The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-29

shall, to Mr.. William 1. Baxter, OF K,en.
mond- The wedding tnkes place to-day ae
her home in that place.
Mr.. Charles E. Cornell and MISS anna L.,
a. Wiclss, both of this city. were ma lteu
in Washington on Monday. Rev. Ut. d -. =.
Muir performed the ceremony. Mr., ana WI, -Mts
Cornell returned to the city Monday night.
Miss Minnie Snyder and Clarence =. Fie.
ter, accompanied by. several TRENDS ie11
the city yesterday morning and were ma
RED in Washington
Mss Snyder IS the daughter OF MIS-
Margaret t. and the late T. snsue t o.
No Gc3 North Twenty-seventh STREET
DIR. Lorrimer James and Miss Juila Lee ae
PEBBLES were married last evening d. o:oV
o'clock, at Soldiers Home Cnapel. Inc
chapel was we'll filled long before tile
hour with many friends and a great num-
Der Of the old soldiers, inmates Oh tne
Home, who took the greatest interest IN
the occasion, as they had long known ana
loved Miss PEBBLES for her faithful work
| in behalf OF their Home and chapel. with
the opening strains of the wedding naarch
played by Miss Miller, the bridal party
entered the chapel by the side aisles. me
bride entered with her uncle, Dr. Angus
tus Lee, and was mat at the altar oy the
groom, who had entered with ms pest
man, Mr.. Howard Gordon.
As the ceremony was being performed
by Rev l.. r. Mason. of Grace Episcopal
Church, the ushers. Major Louis NJ. Row
Inns, Of Baltimore; Mr. Llewelyn McNelgh.
Mr. George S. Cary and DR.. Clifton NJ
Miller, stood at the altar The bride was
given away by her uncle, DR.. Augustus
Lee. She was .attred in pure white, ana
wore her bridal veil oecomsngly caught
with white carnations.
DR.. James is a prominent young physi-
cian-coroner of Hearico county, and has
a host OF friends in Richmond. He is
son of DR.. NJ. S. James, of this city.
Mrs. James is the daughter of the late
DR.. PEBBLES. She is very handsome and
universally loved b? those who know her
She has given much Of her time to chart
table work among the old soldiers and the
beautiful little chapel in which she was
married.
Immediately afte. the ceremony they
left for weeks bridal tour
Mr. Chester X. Scott and bride. after
delightful tour, including number Of
the Northern cities and Canada, will reach
Richmond this morning and will spend
sCne time with Mr.. SCOTS mother, Mrs.
James Scott, on Chestnut Hill.
Mr. J. Alex. McCabe and Miss Sala
Lindsay We're married last night at 9
o'clock at the residence of the groom. No.
sol Louisiana Street, by Rev. 3. Cabell
Hening There We're many friends pres
ent, and the marriage was one OF unusual
interest.
The following acted as ushers: Ed
Blunt Ed. Miller. Jesse Richards and Gil
bert Tyree.
Mr.. McCabe is young merchant. They
will make their future home at No. Il3
North Twenty-seventh Street.
Mr. Miles c. Cobb and Miss Kntie T. Boze
were married last night at $50 O'Clock at
the home of Mr. W. W Lotsey, No 800
East Marshall Street. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. joel 3. Tucker pastor
of East-End Baptist Church The pa1'lors
were beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion, and many friends We're present.
The ushers were Mr.. Charles Peoples,
Robert Wright J. c. Minor and Joseph
Mayo The bride is 4 daughter OF the
late J. c. Boze, and is well known in
Church Hill society.
Mr. and Mrs. Cobb will make their
future home at No. 1905 North Twenty
eighth Street.
The marriage of Mr.. Thomas Barlow
md Miss Ella T. Mcdowell took place last
night at $50 O'Clock at the home of Rev.
3. Cabeli Hening. Miss Mamie Barlow,
sister of the groom was maid of honor,
and Mr. John Enroughty acted as best
man.
The bride is daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
George Mcdowell. Mr.. Barlow is an en-
poye of the Richmond Cedar Works.
They will reside at No. 7oa Nicholson
Street.
Mss Hartman. of Baltimore: Miss Haz-
zard and Miss White, Of Washington, are
visiting Miss Edith White on Franklin
Street. They Will be here about ten days
a marriage OF interest to many Ricanon-
ders was that of Miss Callye Littlepage, OF
Virginia. ami Mr.. Like V. G lbert CT Geor-
sia The ceremony took place at
O'Clock last evening at ST. Paul Church,
washington. and was followed by re-
ceptio:. a the home OF the BRIDE 1ather.
The bride is the daughter OF CAPTAIN II.
B. Lttlepase, one OF the surviving officers
of the famous battleship Merrimac, and
who is now and has been for years in
cha. se of the Confederate naval records IN
the War Department. Mr.. Gilbert belongs
to a well known Georgia family.
A meeting of the Confederate Memorial
Literary Society was held yesterday morn
ing at II o'clock at the Museum N1rs.<Ral-
e.eh Colston presided. in the absence OF the
president. Only routine business was trans
acted.
The annual meeting will be called for
December 9Th.
Especial attention is called to the fact
the meeting will be held at II o'clock.
one hour earlier than the usual time
Miss Edna Barnes is the guest of the
Misses Jcffries. of Park Avenue
Mrs. Carl. Hurdle. Of. wiliamsport. Pa,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. n. W. Bowe
Mrs. Henry c. Watkins is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Bissell, in Staunton.
Mrs. John B. Goode, of Idaho. is on
visit to her aunt. Mrs George a. Banks
dale no. 500 East Grace Street
Mrs. Nie,1olns Ruffin. of Danvi'e. va.
and Mrs. John Waring, of Washln nI
D. c.. are visiting their mother, Ars. Mary
E. Harvie, 1905 Park Avenue
OH. Anderson. Of Church Hill: IS visit
ing his mother. at High View" Hamp-