The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

AS the strains OF the ell-known Men
deissohn's wedding n,arcn peaied forth
from the organ, two little dainty flower
girls walked up the aisle, strewing i1ow-
e;s as they went. They Were little Misses
-1ary Dudley King ana Eugenia Barnett.
Zen fair maidens waited on this pop
u!ar bride, dressed in dainty white or
candle with accordion-pleat rut1es and
hounces, long yellow satin tstreamers,
and carried d rlands of golden rod and
asparagus fern. They were Misses Mary
Paul Roper, Of Petersburg; Mary Dudley
Ban, of Richmond; Cora Powell, of Bal
umore; Dorothea Bankett Lee, Of Rich
mond; Louise NJ Powell, of Richmond;
Mary Henegan, Louise Evans, Nellie
Jarratt, Gertrude Jacobs, and Ida Burn
son, Of Florence, S. G.
ne bride, who wore a most becoming
gown of white crepe de chine Zen traine)
over white satin. trimmed richly in chf-
ION, applique and ribbon, and carried
the marriage VOW, then entered with her
sister, the maid of honor. Miss Peachy
Evans, who Wore a yellow rnousseline
Dress over taffeta and carried yellow
c'lrTsanthenums
me usEors were: Messrs. William A.
Evans. New York: James Evans. Jr.. Co
lumbia4 s. c.; John w. Rie1v. Jr' west
Virginia: Fl A. Benson. P. Aston Will
cox and Ieromt P. Chase Jr.. OF Flor
ence s. c. Dr. John Pevtnn Carrett Nell
son. of this city, was Mr.. Rielys best
man.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
ana Mrs. Rely returned to their home
ana received a shower of congratulations
from the many friends assembled. The
bride, who is q most attractive young
lady, viii be most happily recalled By
many Richmond friends from her for
hier membership in the Faculty of Rich
mcnd Female Seminary. is a daughter
OF Dr. and Mrs. James Evans Dr. Ev-
ans is Virginian, and married a Viz
sl1lia woman. Antoinette Powell, a daugh-
ter Of the late William A. Powell cash
Ter of the Valley Bank in Leesburg
Duflng the Civil War Dr. Evans was a
surgeon in the Confederate army Mr.
Rely is a son of the late Judge Rely,
of the Supreme Court of Appeals, and is
a popular member Of the Richmond bar.
The happy couple left Wednesday night
on northern tour, and will De at home
after November 5th at No. II East Grace
Street.
pretty home wedding was tlat OF Mss
Wilson Shelton last Wednesday and
Mr.. Benjamin Brooks Willingham,
u MACON, SIt. i he ceremony was
performed at the parents house.
No. 211 South Third Street, amid
a large assembly of friends from
this chy and elsewhere by Rev. DR.. r.
J. Willingham and Rev. DIR. w r. L.
Smith
The bride. who Wore a handsome toilet
OF white duchess satin and applique, en-
tered the prettily decorated parlors with
her maid of honor. Miss French Shelton.
clad in white point d'esprit over taffeta
They were met at the improvised altar
by the groom and his best man, Mr. Prin-
gle Wfilingham, of Macon
Those who acted as ushers were her
brother, AR. William Penick Shelton. aid
Mr.. Robert ]. N'lltnsham, Jr. The bride
is the accomplished daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. H. w. Shelton. and prominent
member of the Richmond Female College
while the grom, who is a
Georgian and 4 resident of Macon, is gem
eral manager OF the Wilingham Fur
lliture Manufacturing Company of that
place. After receiving the congratua- |
tons and good wishes of their friends !
Mr.. and Mrs Willineham left over lie /
Fredericksburg road for POINTS north. /
On their return they will be at home TO
their friends in Macon.
The Richmond Assembly, the new Ger /
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