The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28

maid Of honor, clad in q dainty white
organdy. with green ribbons. and carry
ing maiden-hair ferns.
The bride entered, leaning on the arm
| of her guardian, Mr.. Frank Sutton, veal
ing a becoming toilet Of white organdy
i over taffeta, with applique trimmings,
| and carrying BRIDES roses. Her moth
er's pearl necklace was clasped around
her throat The groom and his best man.
Mr.. Braxton Tabb. met the bridal party
1 at the improvised altar.
/ Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
| and Mrs. Tabb left on a northern tour.
The bride is the attractive daughter OF
the late DR.. and Mrs. Jenifer Garrett,
| while the groom Is the son of the late
John Tabb and is popular in the business
circles Of this city.
Miss Lillian Annie Wray was married
to Mr.. John Clarke Booth at Grace
/ Street Baptist Church last night at 9
] O'Clock The church was decorated in
! green and white, and to the strains OF
| the wedding march the bridal party en-
| tered The ushers were Messrs. Richard
Boot. 9. w. Montgomery, Alfred Wray,
A. P. Wray, George w. Seivert and
Charles A. Zincke. They were followed
| by six maidens in white organizes, car
rying white ysanthemums--M1sses Sal
| lie Wray, Josephine Balentine, Grace
| p =
! and Minnie Duke.
Immediately preceding the bride was
! her maid of honor Miss Violet WFay, IN
! a blue crepe de chine over taffeta ana
| carrying white chrysanthemuUs
The bride wore a pretty toilet OF White
| crepe de chine over taffeta and long tune
veil, ard carried shower bouquet OF
brides roses, and entered leaning on the
| arm of her father and was met at the
altar by the groom and his best man,
| Mr.. Walter Freeman.
The bride is the attractive daughter OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. George a. Wray, While the
groom is popular in business circles,
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
| Booth left on a northern tour, and on
| their return will reside at No. 1870 West
their return will reside at No. 1130 West
| Marshall Street.
| st. Johns German Evangelical Church
| was the scene Of a pretty wedding last
night when Miss Lena Kobe became the
| bride of Mr.. Homer Lee Cooke Rev. Mr.
| Balloon officiating The bridal party con-
sisted of Messrs. Ollie Farmar, George
| Peyton, Stanley Ford, Frank Gary, Jo-
seph Gellooly and Gus Thorpe, ushers;
Miss Frances Kobe, maid of honor, and
Mr.. Hunter Mountcastle the best man.
The bride looked exceedingly pretty In a
roses, while the maid of honor was in
| white organdy and carried white chrysan-
| themums The bride is the attractive
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Loetfter,
and the groom, though a native OF North
| Carolina, has resided for some years N
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooke left on the evening
train for the North.
Miss Lillian Garrett Tominson, the at
tractive daughter of Mrs. N. E. Toul.in-
son, was married last night to Mr.. Ben
| jamin Watkins Wilson at the home or
the brides parents. No. 81 East Clay
Street, by Rev. Carey E. Morgan. The
| lower floor OF the house was canvassed
in white and the decorations throughout
was in green and white. Mr.. Ernest
Cosby, the organist of Seventh-Street
Church. rendered the wedding marches.
Preceding the bride and groom were
Messrs. Fred. W. NIinson, Horace Shep-
pardson, w. r. jenkins and Joseph II.
| Grubbs.
The bride wore a becoming tabernacle
| suit of mode cloth and carried a bouquet
! of brides roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
| left on the evening train for Washington
| and other points, and on their return
will reside at No. 219 East Clay Street.
| Mr. Wilson is connected in business with
the Richmond Paper Manufacturing Com
| pany.
Many rich presents have been received
by the young couple. Among a great
number were specially noted a mirror
| given by the choir Of Seventh-Street
Church, to which the bride belongs, ana
a silver service presented by the en-
ployes at Pemberton's, and d box couch,
! given by the employees of the Richmond
Paper Company.
A beautiful home wedding took place
! yesterday morning, when Miss Mary E.
| Williams, the beautiful and accomplished
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Williams,
was united in marriage to Mr.. John
| Granger by Rev. j. 0. Babcock. The
| bridal party entered the parlor to the
strains OF the beautiful wedding march
! from Lohengrin, which was rendered by
Mrs. J. w. Ennis. The bride was attired
| in dove-colored travelling suit trimmed
| in white satin. with hat and gloves to
! match, and carried a. bouquet of brides
| roses The maid of honor, Miss Mary
| Gill, was attred in white organdy and
| carried Il bouquet OF carnations. Inc
| best man was Mr.. Arthur Barnes. Ihe
bridesmaid, Miss Emie Williams, sister of
| the bride was attired in white. The
| usher was Mr.. Lewis Granger, brother
Of the groom. The happy couple left after
the marriage for a southern trip via the
! Southern Railway. The bride was the re-
| cipient of many beautiful and use1u!
presents.
Miss Mabel Lynwood Miller. the attrac-
tive and accomplished daughter of Mr.
w. 3. Miller. OF Columbia. s. c., was
married last night to Mr.. j. I. Boyden,
| Of this city. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence of immediate rela-
tives only at No. lis East Franklin Street,
Rev Jere Witherspoon, pastor of the
bride officiating.
4 telegram has Just been received an
nouncing the marriage in Washington,
D. c., Of Miss Sadie E. Chiles, Of Barton
Heights, to Mr.. Colon l.. Gregory, of this
city The marriage took place at the
home OF Mrs. j. E. Jackson who is a
cousin of the bride.
Mrs Gregors- is the eldest daughter
OF the late VIM. H. Chiles. and is, a
young lady of many attractions. Mr..
| Gregory is a native of Chesterfield county,