The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-22
SOCIAL AND
PERS OVAL

5 ENO OlNEAL}.
A quiet but pretty wedding was that
last night of Miss Mary Marshall Gllliail
and Mr.. Coleman Workman, at the resi-. resi-.
dence of the brides parents, NO. eol f,<'se
Franklin Street.
The bride, who is a pretty orus,..
wore q; handsome gown OF mousseilile
de sole over white taffeta. with a pei INC.
of white Duchess lace. and CARRIE"
bouquet of brides roses and lines o. -,
valley. She entered the parlors VII
her maid of honor Miss Mary Has -.
and was met at the inprovlsed ai. dt
the groom and his best nah'
Montham Wortham.
Six dainty bridesmaids III "ilitc
CANDY, green ribbons and carrSihS DR.
chrysanthemuns. preceded tiie 80, tou-.7
couple. They were Misses ~ ~ - -
Bessie Catlin. Annie Gray. Neiiic 10y
kin. Elizal,nth Patterson and Leila Gray.
Messrs. William Workman. HANSON
Gray, Richard WORKMAN, Melville braicn'
e. P McCabe, and &. 3. StrlnStelio"
were the groonsnlen.
The house was prettily decorated by
Mann & Brown in palms and growing
plants. The parlor was decorated with
white chrysanthemums, ana about the
lnproV.Sed altar in the pay "liloc" there
We're dozens of candles in silver candle
iabra. which shed a soft glow over the
whole scene Immediately above the altar
"a horseshoe of white chrysanthemums
was hung ard back of all were masses OF
palms and running sniiax. The prevail
ing colors in the library and dinins-room
We're brought out by pink clrysanthe-
NUNS and American Beauties.
Concealed behind 4 bank of palms IN
the hall was 'rhilows Orchestra.
DR.. w. W. Moore and DR.. Russell Cecil
We're the officiating clergymcn.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. WORKMAN left on a Southern tour.
Owing to recent bereavement in the
family Of the groom, the invitations to
the church wedding were recalled and
the marriage was solemnlzed in the pres
encc of relatives only.
The bride is the attractive daughter OF
MI. and Mrs. Marshall Madison Gillian.
and the groom is very prominent in both
social and business circles, being connect
ed with the firm of Davenport 6 Co.
a marriage OF great interest in this city
was celebrated in Chattanooga, Tenn,
last night. The contracting parties were
Mr.. Frederick W. sandman, OF this city,
and Miss Rhode Caldwell, the beauti-
full and attractive daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. y. Caldwell, Of Tennessee. The
ushcrs were: NIessrs. Is. Pollard CardoZa.
of this city: W. C. Hunt, Danville; T.. w.
Sergeant, Springfield, Mass; Stuart A.
Allen, Cincinnati. Mr.. Ernest Smalman.
brother of the groom. was the best man.
MI and Mrs. Smallman will take an
extensive Southern tour. spending some
time at Tampa and Palm Beach. Fla.
and at the Charleston Exposition They
will lie at home after December 10th, at
Miss Pliers. No. Is East Franklin Street
The groom is manager Of the Massach i
sets Mutual Life Insurance Company, of
this city, and has host Of friends here.
Miss herisa FLOYD Atkinson was mar
lied Wednesday night to Mr. Henry Ed
wards Atkins. at the home of her mother.
Mrs NJ l.. Atkins, No. DOG North Twenty
first Street. The bridesmaids were Misses
Maynle Atkins. Lille Freshman. Myrtle
Garrison and Pearl Atkins; while the
Sroomsmen We're: Messrs. Thomas Rich
ardsoh, ]. r. Thompson, J. II. Atkins and
Parker Harris. The ceremony was i'm
pressiH ely performed by Rev. w T. De-
rleuX. the pastor Of Venable- Street Ban
fist Church.
The bride Wore a dainty gown of white
orsandyEa and carried brides roses, and
carnations.
day was that of Mrs. Annie Schneider
the pretty daughter Of Mrs. Dora Schnei.
der and Mr.. Gilbert Fields at her home
NO. III West Marshall Street The we'd
ding was very quiet. and was solemnized
in the presence of relatives only bv Rev
{. ~. Marks. Mr.. c. Birchett was the
best man. and Mr.. Charles z. Schmidt
acted as usher
a DELIGHTFUL hirtb
Of little David Present, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robertson, of No. 9ao North
FIfth Street y donkey party caused
many peals of merriment from the happy
little ones. Among those who joInet. in
tho games were Misses Jessie Robertson.
Florence Graves, Hannah t;asscr, F'lora
Crump, lola Crump, Norma McNivcn.
Bessie McNiven, Jeanette McNiven and
Ethel Ragland, David Robertson, Har-
vel RaGland, John Davis, Charles Paul
Walter Graves, Xavier Beck, Willie
Berry. Charles Ruggles, and keith
Thompson.
Captain and Mrs. R. Henry CogbiIl
have issued invitations to the marriag,
OF their daughter, Mss Annie Y. Cog
bill. to Mr., Nolte D. NNtlkerson. on Tues
day. December 3D. at the Fulton Baptist
Church at $3.50 p. NJ. Mr. Wilkerson is
d MEMBER OF the urn or NllkerSan &
Brothers.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. James
II. Lister, No. S1i Nortn Twenty-ninth
Street, was the scene Of a pretty but
quiet wedding last night, when their
daughter, Miss Clara ". Lester, at 9
o'clock was led to the altar by Mr.. Cliff
ford Drnkard, a popular business man
of this city.
Among the entertainments scheduled
for Thanksgiving is a. Barn Dance. to be
given at the Jefferson CLUB. The unique
invitations are printed or brown paper
and announce the fact that tnose invited
must Gress like country folks or go
way back and sit down.
Miss Grace Arents gave delightful in
formal dinner in honor Of the visiting
RishOp and delegates. Among those