The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-27
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
Miss Lula Curtis Peay was married
to Mr. Julian Russell Wills last even
ing at 6 O'clock, at Centenary Methodist
Church. The church was prettily deco
rated by Hammond in palms and chr-y-
santhemunls. tho color scheme. being
green and white. Mr.. Shepperd Webb,
presided at the organ. and to the strains
| OF AIendelssohn the bridal party pro-
ceedcd UP the aisle. First to enter were
| the ushers-Messrs ]. H., Binford Peay,
e. Conway Valentine. Chesley. Fl. Fen;
som, Edward H. Niayfield. ]. William
Shipman, George Jeter Jones and Clyde
Harvie Radciff They were followed
by dainty maidens in sheer white or
CANDIES and carrying bouquets of white
| hrysanthemums. These maidens were
Misses Nellie Pearl Valentine, Mary Ed
dens, Sadie Laughton, Marie Louise Phil-
lips, of Sunny Side; Mary G.. Walsh. OF
Wilmington; Alice Welsh, Annie Thomas
and Eva Burruss.
Mrs. Joseph Elliott COSBY was the
| dame of honor, and wore a becoming
gown of organdy, and carried white
| chrysanthemums. The bride then entered
in a white organdy over silk, with trim
| mings of chiffon and applique, and
carrying a shower bouquet OF brides
roses. her long vest being caught by the
| same flower, leaning on the arm OF her
brother. Mr.. Percy N. Peay. and were
met at the alter by the groom and his
best man, Mr.. Frank D. Epps.
Immediately after the ceremony the
| young couple left for a Northern trip
! and will reside with the groom's parents,
! No 7nHs WeSt Main
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Mary z. Peay and of the late James II.
Peay, Superintendent Of Public Schools.
while the groom is popular in social and
business CIRCLES.
Monday night an elegant reception was
rendered the bridal party and immediate
| relatives at the home of the brides mo-
Their, No. 5 North Cherry Street.
| Miss Elizabeth Weithrich became the
bride of Mr. Absalom B. Langhon last
night at the home Of her sister. Mrs.
Eugene Robinson. In the presence of a
large assembly of friends Rev. W. A.
Langhon, father of the groom. assisted by
Rev. J. Calvin Stewart, performed the
ceremony.
Promptly at o'clock the bridal party
| moved down the ribboned aisle, Messrs.
w. J. Langhon and James W. Radcliffe
preceding the bride, who looked well in
q handsome tairlor-made suit of blue
silk cloth and carrying. brides roses.
| After receiving the congratulations OF
their friends in the parlors, which were
artistically decorated in palms ana
chrysanthemums by Mann and Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Langhon left on a North
| ern tour. and, on their return. will reside
| at No. 119 South Fourth Street.
The groom is the popular business man
ager of Miller and Rhoads, and the
bride is no less popular, as the numerous
handsome wedding presents testify.
| a pretty morning wedding yesterday
was that Of Miss Mary Agnes Roach and
| Mr. Richard Weeden Roach, of Alex
andria, at the homo of the brides pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Roach. The
bride wore a becoming gown of grey
cloth. trimmed with velvet, and carried
brides roses Her maid of honor was
Miss Margaret Roach, who wore dainty
gown of white organdy and carried pink
| chrysanthemums, while Mr.. William Z.
! Taylor was best man.
The dainty little flower girl was Miss
Elizabeth Barbee, in white Paris muslin
Immediately after the ceremony the
! young couple left on a northern tour,
and on their return will reside at No. IS
South Morris Street.
/ The bride is the popular daughter of
| Mrs. W. S. Roach while the groom is
popular in the business circles of this
| city and native of Alexandria.
! Among the weddings for to-day are
| those of Miss Lena Kobe and H1r: Homer
L. Cooke at St. Johns German Evangel-
| ical Church.
Miss Emily T. Glasgow and Mr.. Her
bert Todd Houston, of oNrfolk, at the
Second Presbyterian Church.
Miss Lillian Garrett Tonllinson and Mr..
Benjamin Watkins Wilson, at her par
| ents' home No. 81 East Clay Street.
DR.. J. Page Masse and Miss Cynthia
Mundy, at "Airfield." the country home
of DR.. and Mrs. ]. c. NIundy.
Rev. John keesee Goode and Miss
Laura May Lemon, at Longdale. Va.
DIR. EDWARD Jones Nixon, of this city,
and Miss Olivia Burkett Patrick, at
| Chocowinity, n. C.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
! Old Dominion Chapter of the Daughters
| of the American Revolution was held yes
! terday at noon at the Virginia Histori-
| cal Society.
| Mrs. Virginius Hall gave an interest
ing account of the convention in Char
| lottesville and the working of their AS
ISOLATION in the State, after which Off
GERS were elected for the coming year
as follows:
| Mrs. ]. A. Coke. regent: Mrs. Stephen
| Putney, first v:ce-resent; Mrs. Yirginius
Hall. second vice-regent; Mrs. T. a. Mil
| Ter, recording secretary; Miss Irene Bos-
sioux. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
| Ben. Purcell, register; Mrs. J. H. Capers,
| Jr.. treasurer; and Mrs. James Lyons,
| historian.
Mr.. Robert Bosher is expected home to-
day, the kronzkrinz Wilhelm having
been due in New York yesterday. Mrs.
Bosher ant; her daughter will remain in
New York for a short while, the mar
riage of Miss Reinhardt, a friend of
Miss Ellie Bosher early in December,
necessitates her presence as a bridesma' d
and OBTAINING her as Miss Reinhardtf S
guest until the celebration of the happy
event. I1r. George Haynes left this city