The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-03
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Miss Maggie Belle Whitman and Mr..
Samuel ". 1ngc were married at $50
O'clock last evening at the home OF the
brides mother, Mrs. Mary E. Whitman,
No. 724 North Twenty-ftth Street.
The house was beautifully decorated in
palms. ferns and shaded lamps.
The bride wore a dainty white orsandy
gown. with satin trimmings, and carried
white ch1ysanthemrms.
Miss Bessie Inge, sister of the groom
and Miss bundle Atkisson. cousin of the
bride, were bridesmaids, and wore white
organdy gowns, trimmed in lace and car
licd white chrysanthemums.
Mr.. George Nolde was best man. and
Messrs Thomas Inge and Charles T.
whitman Mere the Eshers.
dscv hlr Maxwell performed The ccre-
mony.
Tho bride is the attractive and pretty
daughter of the late William j. Whitman.
and the groom is a valued employee OF
j. H NoIdc. The presents received were
numerous and handsome
The marriage WAS followed by a re-
ccptiou and dance.
Among the invited guests We're Air. and
Mrs NJ s. lnge, Ir. Walter lnse, Mr..
Thomas Inge. Moses. Vera and Elsie Inse.
of Lynchhurg: Miss Ida Harrison, of West
Va; Mrs. Mary L. Whitman. Mrs. La
1-inia Whitman. Mr.. and Mrs Il. G. Whit
man, til1iItS " MI 't4oSiAr
Cdiss Beulah Sheperdson. Miss Ray Fried
burg. Mr. Sella Hicks, Miss Oracle Nc
Cook Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Atkinson, Mr.
Connie Dolan Miss Ola Atkinson, Mr..
Thomas Mondn, Mr.. and Mrs. John Day,
Mr. and Mrs. 7. T. Lucord. Mr.. John Luz
cord, Miss Mary Lucord. Miss Bette
puunivant. Mr.. Charles Sheppard. MIR
Sidney Eanes. Of Petersburg. Mr. Edward
Durnivant, Miss Jennie Friedburg, Mr..
Max Estes. Miss Guldie Sheppeddon, Miss
Minnie Pollock, Mr.. William Peay, Mrs
Anna hndcrson Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Rose. Miss Naudc Powell, Miss Jennie
Thornton, Mr. August r-oldc, Mr. Albert
llenschelle Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph llutzler,
Mrs II. uIman, Mr. e. +. Durham, Mr..
and Mrs. Nick Rooney. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Rouse, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Smith
Miss Clara Smith, Mr.. Andrew Ginter-
Mr.. Paul Broliaw. OF ST. Louis, is spend
ing several days at the Executive Man
sion. Mr.. BroNaw is on his way to Prince
ION, where he Will graduate this year.
A Joyous family reunion was held last
evening at the residence OF Mr.. S:ri Mrs.
r NJ. iiargrove. at their home. No. n.
Nest Cary Street. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A
1Iarsrove. of Newark, \. j., were the
huIlorei guests.
For the first time since ti-ei- marriage,
The four brothers and their sister. Mrs.
15addon. have been together, and the oc-
csSion WAS a delightful one.
At 9 o c.pgk di,lner MAS served. The
tal,ic was decorated in holly aud cedar.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. G.
a BaTsruvc, of Newark. n j.: AR and
AIRS. ] NJ HargroSe. Nr and Mrs. L.
f l.. HargfroVc. of Petersburg: AIR. ard
Ms. John ldargTovc, OF Dinwiddie. Mr..
aud Mrs. T. G. Hadaan, AIR. ana Mrs. O.
j. Wells. MIR. ana Mrs. Wilton Sale. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles 1'ncHias. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. II. hudson. Misses Blanche Thomas.
Grace Sale, Mesers. Roy and JAMES
Wclis, Wade, slug. and Cray Iiaidon.
Dudley and Wilton Sale, RAIN and Logan
Themes.
The spacious home of AIR. and Mrs.
II r. Horne. OF E!lerson's. Va. was
thrown open during the Christmas holi-
days to a house party given In honor
Of their debufantc daughter. Miss Mar