The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-15
Margaret Stringfellow, Miss Roberta z
Allen, Miss Turpin, and others.

Allen, Miss Turpin, and others.
The Misses Harris gave a beautiful
small luncheon yesterday afternoon 1T
their residence on West Franklin Street.
The guests We're seated at round-table
that was eXquisitely decorated in pink.
The BattenburS center-piece was over
pink satin, the shaded candles were in
the silver canuelaura, and in the center
Of the table was a shower of Testout
roses. Those present were: Mrs Alfred
r. Harris. Mrs. William Todd, Miss Por-
ter. Miss Margaret Branch, Miss Berta
Wexford. Miss Mary Watts Woods. of
Charlottesville, Misses Kate and Marion
Harris.
Mrs. A. ST. C. Butler gave charming
luncheon Wednesday in honor of Mrs.
kur;z Wilson. of New York. The decora-
lions consisted of American Beauties and
narciSSus.
Mrs. Buffers guests We're: Mrs. Iurtz
Wilson. Mrs Ernest Wilson, Mrs. l.. r.
IIamberln, Miss Daisy Wilson, and Miss
Butler.
Miss Bonnye BarrinSer Myers and Mr..
Arnistead Borland. of Norfolk, We're
married at $3.50 o'clock last evening at
the residence of the brides mother, No
ceedingly pretty one, and the color
scheme Of green and pink was minutely
carried out in the decorations, shaded
lights and costumes of the bridal party
The house was artistically decorated by
Hammond. The lower floor was thrown
into one and filed with profusion OF
palms, ferns and cut flowers.
The chandeliers and mirrors We're draped
in snliiaX, the mantels banked in ferns
i1l DIaccu
every available space.
In the bay window in the rear parlnT
an altar of palms MAS erected. and
here the ceremony was performed by
Rev. DIR. w Y. Tudor.
To the strains of Lohengrin, played by
Mr.. Shepherd Webb, the bridal party
entered through the front parlor-
The bride was accompanied by her
brother. AIR. William McRorie Myers, and
was gowned in an elegant creation of
white nousseiine de sole over taffeta and
carried testout roses. Her only ornament
was q diamond tiara, the groom S
gift.
Immediately preceding the bride was
her sister and maid OF honor, Miss Eli
zabeth Carter Myers, gowned in pale
green organdy over green taffeta ana
carrying testout roses.
Mr.. Tazewell Taylor Hubert, Of Nor.
folk. was best man, and Mcssrs. John
Withers Myers and DougIcs C. Cannon,
Jr., of Norfolk, acted ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Borland left on the
7:4e train for a trip to New York and
Niagara Falls. The brides gong-away
costume was mode broadcloth, with hat
and gloves to match.
Mrs. Eerlard is the attractive daughter
Of the late Captain William Washing
ton Myers. a brilliant officer in the Con-
federate War, and of Mrs. Martha Nc
Rorie Myers. She is connected on the
maternal side with the Barringers,
Means and Mchenzies, of Revolutionary
fame.
Mr. Borlard is a son Of the late Thos.
r. Borland, of Norfolk, eX-Unired States
District Attorney. and a prominent mem
her of the Virginia bar. fAr Borland is
teller in the Citizens Bank, of Norfolk.
and is prominent in social circles. The
popularity Of the young couple is attest
ed ty the magnificent array of gifts,
which include many pisces OF cut-glass,
silver and valuah'e bric-a-b-ac.
a very pretty wedding took place in
Bon Air yesterday at 2 o'clock when Miss
Elvira Grattan Parker was married to
Rev. John ~. Caldwell, Jr., at the home
of the brides mother. The house was
deliberately decorated by Mann & Brown.
The ceremony was performed by DR..
Russell Cecil, pastor Of the Second Pres
byterian Church of Richmond, Va, as
sisted by DR.. J. x. HaZen, pastor OF the
Bon Air Presbyterian Church.
The maid of honor was Miss Fannie
Caldw ell. sister of the groom, while Mr..
Palmer Caldwell, brother of the groom.
OBLIGATED as best man. The bridesmaids
were Misses Eva Talcott and Halle Tai
10 lin,
Call, Mamie Gillian, and Rebecca Storrs,
of Richmond.
Misses Lillian Cook and Hannah Victor,
of Bon Air. OBLIGATED as ribbon girls
Immediately following the marriage a
brilliant reception was rendered the bride
and groom. after which the bridal party
drove to Richmond, and WEI there take
the P. n. train over the Atlantic Coast
Line for an extended southern tour They
vii! then return TO New Orleans, where
they Will reside in the future.
Among the marriage guests We're Mrs.
Caldwell, the groo.n's mother. and Miss
Fannie Caldwell and Mr. Palmer Cald-
we'll. Of New Orleans; AIR. and Mrs, n. NJ.
Gillian, Mr.. and Mrs Z. a. Catlin, My.
and Mrs. Gervas Storrs, Mrs Addison,
AIRS. Kean, Mrs. Grattan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. William Pemberton. Mrs. w, J. Scott,
Mr.. and Airs. Harvey McVeigh, Mrs
ScoASS hoAl, W. anu JduiCS
NJ. Ball and others, of Richmond
The bride is the pretty and attractive
daughter of the late Truman A. and Mrs.
S. r. Parker, and the groom is pastor of
Carrollton Presbyterian Church, New
Orleans. La.
An exceedingly pretty and most enjoy
able valentine party was given Wednes-
day evening from to Z o'clock by Mrs.
John T. Watson in honor Of her little
daughter. Miss Nancy Watson. The resi-
6erce No. 1920 Grove Avenue was pref