The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-05
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Miss Minnie Frances GlazeDrooA va
married to Mr. Harry Dudley HaeciieA
the residence of the brides oro.n ,s,l
law Mr. Preston Beavin, last evening -
s O'Clock. The entire lower hocN ~ ;,'I-
house was covered in crasn CIV
and white chrysanthemums, lf1tstn ms, ~,
with palms and ferns, MADE
scene for a wedding party.
Doun tho fern roped aisle toward Tue
floral altar, designed by Mann a'i anu oio",
the bridal party entered to tnv >. n..is
Loheneria. played by Mrs Allsh 0st 80. g.
with violin acconpa niment. Tise 80.
tho uehers Mess-s. Allan BeN!n ana Il.
Hatcher: then the two brlaesniaio ~ -'a'
Gertrude Belvin, Brooklyn, n - niu
Miss Matte Hatcher. in PINK SIN nun
costumes over taffeta, carrying MAIDEN
hair ferns Immediately preceding the
bride was Miss May Belvin, maid OIL
honor lin n white Paris mousseline over
1affcta trimmed in real Duchess lace, ana
carr,.in- = shower OF white chrysanthe-
NUNS. ~,
The bride who entered leaning on the
arm of her guardian, Mr.. Preston Bel
vim. looked extremely we'll in dark blue
ladies' cloth, hat and gloves TO nlatch'
and carried a bouquet Of lines OF the
valley and violets. They were met at tile
altar by the groom and his best man,
Mr. Fenton Taylor, ana ullteo Ds
j. B. Hawthorne.
At the reception which was rendered
the Young collIGe Mrs Preston BelVln
wore a handsome gown OF black lace
over tafreta with diamond ornaments
and carried a shower Of violets
To bring out the color scheme OF PINK
and white. the ices and creams were
served in dainty pink chrysanthemuns
After an extended northern tour MI
and Mrs Hatcher will make their nome
at No 2o9 East Grace Street.
The bride is the sister of Mrs. preston
Belvin. while the groom is native or
Chesterfield county and associated with
+, 2. Reeves & Co.. and has VIDE circle
Of friends in this city.
Miss May Gcnevievc Holstead was
| married. last night to Mr.. Halls western
Clark The ceremony was performed III
the home of the brides mother. IN the
presence OF a large assembly OF friends,
by Rev. Russell Cecil. The parloTs were
beautifully decorated in green ana "hite.
An arch was formed of six pillars, from
which was Suspended horseshoe;
| everywhere palms and white potteo
chrysanthcmums were gracefully group
| ed by Harvey.
To the strains Of Lohenghrin, played
by Miss Rena Gentry, the bridal party
entered the room. First to appear were
| the little ribbon bearers, Master Farrar
| Holstead and Miss George Emes, lin
| dainty white and green costumes: they
were followed by the ushers, Messrs.
| Allan Pettigrcw, Chesley Censor, Hal
lie s. Reuss. and Clyde Taylor. The
bride. wearing a handsome pearl gray
French cloth, trimmed with panne SILK
| folds, and silk embroidered chiffon ap-
plique. with picture hat of gray, lined
with folded chiffon, and carrying lilies
of the valley. entered with her maid q
honor Miss Lillian Farrar, who wore q
| Paris muslin dress over taffeta, trlmmeo
| with chiffon and satin ribbons ana car
ried white chrysanthemums; they were
| met at the altar by the groom and nj:
best man, MI Harry B. Wills, OF Phlia
delphia.
After the reception the COUPE left
| for a Southern tour. They will visit st
| Augustine and Palm Beach, returning IL
| time to SPEND the holidays in this city
The bride is the attractive daughter O.
! Mrs. Elizabeth Hostead while the groom
is a nhotosrapher and a native Of War
rem, Penn.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Minnie D. Styll, Philadelphia: Mis-:
Louis Bennett. Baltimore; Mrs. NJ. W
| Tenant Newport News: Mr.. Harry b
Wills Philadelphia. and Mr.. Altar
Bowie of Covington, Va
"a Handkerchief Shower and Christ
i mas bazaar will be held in the Fourth
Street annex of tie Grace-Street Presby-
| terrain Church to-day from 10 to 10
! Those who are interested in it are Mrs
William TodG. Mrs. Richard Gwathmey
| Mrs. w. r. Nlutter Mrs. j. w. Young
Mrs. ]. Scott Parrish, Mrs. William Con
stable Mrs. Willi,nn Chalmers, Miss
" .deman. Misses Macintosh and Misses
| Christian.
Mrs. Charles X. Harrison, of Balti-
more. was chairman of the committee fol
| the day Tuesday at the Confederate Ba.
zaar Mrs. Harrison was formerly Miss
| Louise HaXall. of this city, and wore the
badge, given her in childhood, by zen
eral Robert z. Lee.
| Hon. Chauncey Baker and bride are II
the CITY Mr. Baker is the member OF
the House of Delegates from Westmore
| land and northumberland counties. ant
| his wife. to whom he was married few
DAYS ago. was Miss Rosa Porter, of NOR
tross.
The woman's Club will be delightfully."-
entertained this afternoon by Sir Rober
! Ban. of England, who will give an infor
NAL talk. and be rendered reception.
Rev. William Alexander Barr, of Nor
folk will give Shakespea-ian reading
ro-niebt at the Monumental Church.
| -, .
4 Harvest Gathering will be given to
night from TO 10 o'clock by the Young
Ladies Society of Grace Episcopa
church. A fine musical programme ha
been arranged.
s.Mr Ferguson of Troy viii be give
Tonight at the Corcoran Han Tor tn
benefit of a needy family Charles an
Farlev-s merry-n1akers VIII present IN
cantiyating farce comedy.
Miss virsie May Whitlock and Mr.
A.ered ]. Dowdy. of Church Hill, wes
nniet|y married Tuesday night bZ Ne'
few OF their most intimate 1rlend
z,-ara present An excellent receptio