The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06

bride of Mr.. John Murphy Thursday
lnorning at st. Peters Cathedral. The
BRIDE, who is the daughter of Mr.. d.
Smith ReGford, worea gown OF white
tucked mousseline and a large black pic
lure hat. She carried Il shower bouquet
Of brides roses.
The groom is connected with the firm OF
Wood < Selick, of New York.
l,rrae1iatcly after the ceremony the
young couple left for New York.
Rev. Father T. ]. Waters performed the
ceremony and Mr.. John Mcintyre was
best man.
Miss Florence G. 1Ierndon and Mr..
Frank Burnett were married in Wash
prise Of their friends. having left home
on the excursion Monday. Mrs Burnett
is the daughter of Mrs. S. r. Herndon, of
No. i1C5 West Cary Street: while Mr.
Burnett is connected with the Jefferson
Laundry.
Misses Fannie Goodwin, Of Wytheville.
and jamie Harvie. of Danville, will be
at the residence of DR.. Lewis Wheat, No.
Cpl East Franklin Street. during Carnival
week.
The marriage CT DR. Edwin n Shaclle-
ford, of No. 2o4 East Franklin Street, to
Miss Maude font is announced to take
place at the home of the brides parents
in I\irkSVille, Mo-, on November 9Th. Rev.
Or. Smith. of the First Presbyterian
Church in that city, will be the officiating
clergyman. Miss Font is the daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Font DR.
Shacklefcrd is Z, native of Missouri but
is now a resident Of this city. Before
coming here last fall. DR. Shackleford
L.
Will leave here for INirksvile No. NO.
.venlber 1st, and will return with his bride
about the 10th to No. 207 East Franklin
Street. where they will make their fu-
ture home.
Mrs. Matthew F. Peasants, Of this city,
has been asked to unveil the William and
Mary memorial tablet on Octooer %, in
he college building. This honor is very
appropriately rendered, as Mrs. peasants
is lireal descendant CT four of the
founders of William and Mary College.
Colonel William Lamb of Norfolk. an
aiumnus of the institution, will deliver the
address, taking. for his subject THE
Founders The audience will also be
delighted by a recitation by Mr.. James
Lindsay Gordon. of New York.
Mrs. Lyon Gardiner Tyler will be chair
man of the Williamsburg Committee and
NIL have as her assistants Miss Edith
NJ. Smith, Mrs. E, 3. Coleman. Mrs. "
c. Mayo, Mrs. J. b. Spencer, Miss Mary
" Garrett. all Colonial Danes of that
pace, and the wives and daughters of the
members of the college faculty The
cost of the tablet is about $780, and is OF
9Florentine blue marble
Mr. George W Butt. OF Norfolk, and
Miss Fannie Wardy, of Petersburg. were
quietly married in Richmond Thursday
by Rev. Carey e. Morgan. Mr.. William
Clark, Of Richmond, acted as best man,
and Miss Minnie Yungs, of Petersburg,
was maid of honor. Immediately after
the ceremony the couple left for Wash
ington and Baltimore. They will make
their hcme IN Norfolk,
There was q very pretty marriage at
Mrs, Martins 1919 North Twenty-ninth
Street, Thursday night at $3.50 O'clock
Mr. Charles L. Sears, q popular railway
conductor. and Miss Emma c. Martin,
a most attractive young lady, were the
contracting parties. Rev. ]. O. Sab
cock performed the ceremony.
At Clay Street Methodist Church Tues
day ct s O'clock a1r. Victor p Floyd led 6