The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09
|SOCI1 All AND
PERSONAL,

tie of confetti when they passed their
trends On the Streets In the afternoon
some attended the marriage of Mss
fleHmlnS, while others took the oppor-
Lilly OF the clear, crisp autumn weather
ana went driving in runabouts, tandems,
etc at night everybody went to the
horse Show except the few faithful mem
peiS or the Wednesday Club and they.
need reward. Partisan gowns gay de-
putants, handsome matrons and the no
less lovely older girls all made up one
| DfHi!aht scene never to be forgotten. At
| 10 O'Clock many ladies were ushered in
/! me ring, and amongst them societys IA
Notltes. They rode their hunters WE'LL
ana might be envied by many OF the
Steiner sex. In fact, the whole scene last
night was like some great fashion plate,
ana worthy imitation of the great me-
tIopohs. When the doors closed at 1880
.h;bl was not the end, and many stepped
| INTO the carriages awaiting them and were
swiftly driven to their friends homes, to
talk over affairs and sit around a suInp-
tuous table, or make merry round the
cnahng dish. till it behooved them to be
OIL ana get natures sweet restorer.
Miss Marie Stuart Fleming and Mr..
John Junirs Talman We're married at 4
CLOCK yesterday afternoon at the resi-
| dence Of the brides parents, No. l2li
f1oyd Avenue. The parors were beauti-
| fully decorated with palms and growing
piants. Promptly at 4 o'clock Prof. Rein
hardts Orchestra played Mendessonn's
wedding march. The groom met the bride
at the altar, accompanied by his brother,
Mr.. Dellware Tallman who acted as best
I man. Miss F'lorie Anthony was maid Of
| honor, and was attired in white orsandy
over white taffeta She carried a hand
! some bouquet of La France roses, The
bride came in leaning on the arm OF her
rather She was handsomely attlred in
| navy blue tailor-made gown, and carried
a shower bouquet of brides roses. Tie
| ceremony was performed by Rev. D. X.
| Walthall of the Presbyterian Church.
| Messrs. a. S. B. James, Herbert McMinn,
| Summerfed Talnlan and Sam w. Bigger
acted as ushers.
The bride is the pretty and charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. F'lem-
ing, and since her debut has been exceed
ingly popular, both in this city and Chest
nut Hill, where she formerly lived. The
groom is a popular young business man
of this city. He is a member of the firm
of Ryan, Smith & Tallnan, furniture
| dealers. The presents were numerous
and handsome.
The happy couple left over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio for Old Point, where they
will take the steamer for New York.
They will also remain q while at the But
falo Exposition, and VIII from there go
to Canada to saend the balance of their
honeymoon. When they return they VIII
be at home to their friends at No. l2la
Floyd Avenue.
Some of those present were: Rev. and
Mrs. D. K. Waithall, Mrs Ialman,
mother of the groom; Mr.. and Mrs John
w. Fleming. Mrs Herbert Phillips, Mrs.
Joseph Anthony, Dr. Crenshaw. Mrs. Will
lie Bowles. Mr.. and Mrs. James sweeney,
Jr. Mrs Charlie Harwood, Miss Daisy
Todd. Miss Gate Gum. Mrs. Clarence
I4ivesay. Miss Kate Christian, Miss Val
ertine, Mr.. Irvine Valentine. Mr.. Norbert
McAIinn, Miss Iottie Redford, of New
York: Mr.. John Vaughan, Mr.. Summer
field ,ralman. Miss Estele Deaton, Miss
Allen. Mr. and Mrs. y. S. B. James, Mr.
S. w. Bigger, Miss Lillian Barnes, MISS
Jennie Scott Miss Deaton, Mr. II. MEG.
Bigger, Mr.. r. s. Christian. Jr., Miss
Florie Anthony Mr.. Robert w Wilson,
Mr.. C. LeGrande Wetzel, Miss Virginia
Sales. Mrs. Sales. Nf1. Carroll Jones and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Campbell
Miss Fleming entertained her bridal
PARTY very handsomely at her residence
Monday night.
Mr.. Robert H Talley save a delightful
dinner in honor of Miss Lizzie Heeman
MIR. Talley's guests on that occasion were
Miss Mary Waddil, Mr.. Arthur Cannon
Mr.. William Stearns. Mrs. Allen COOK,
of Norfolk, chaperoned in her usual
graceful manner.
Miss Annie e. Grimswell was married
last night at st. Johns Evangelical
Church at O'Clock to Mr. Charles y.
Dietrich The ushers were Mr.. Henry
Grnlswell, brother Of the bride; Mr. Eu-
gene Dietrich brother of the groom; MI
Arthur Mattern and Mr.. Charles Keep
Ter.
The briGe wore a gray travelling dress
and carried a shower bouquet of lilies
of the valley. The church was beautifully
decorated by Hammond. The bride IS
the daughter of Mrs. L. Dietrich, and the
groom is a valued employc OF r. L.
Christian Company. After an extended
trip North, they will be at home to their
many friends at No. - North Beech
Street. DR.. Huber. OF Baltimore, per-
formed the marriage ceremony.
Miss Maude Winston Butler, OF No. sl3
Floyd Avenue, will become the bride OF
Mr.. Claude Ford tonight at o'clock at
her parents home No. 913 Floyd Avenue.
Miss Butler is one of society's favorites
among the younger set, and has only been
out too years. Her friends are glad to
hear that she will make this city her
future home. Mr. Ford formerly of
of the Trigg Ship Company.
Miss katherine Beverly Holiday, Of
Suffolk, will become the bride of DR.. Rob
ert Henley Pretlow to-day at $50 o'clock.
The ceremony will be performed at ST.
Pauls Episcopal Church The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alto H.
Holiday and a granddaughter of the
late Col. John r. Copeland
Pretlcuy ic n 1,;,>,b b,+
studied medicine in New York where he
now has his practice. He is also visiting
physician OF the Columbia Hospital
Mrs. Joseph T. Lawless and children
have left for their new home in Norfolk,
MI. I'aWless having rented the dwelling
at No. 120 Freemason Street Mr.. Law
less will remain here until his term of Of
nee as Secretary Of the Commonwealth
expires on January LIST.
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