The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-31
SOCIAL AND NJ:
PERSONAL

pretty church wedding yesterday was
+hat. Of Miss Susie E. Madison and Mr..
;Rolley S. Fuller at Union-S>ation Metho-
dist Church, at 6 O'Clock, Rev. John Han
non. d. d., and Rev. M. Ashby Jones
officiating.
The four ,ls1,ers who seated the guests
were Messrs. D. Z. Talman, Z. 3. Cook,
A, L. Null and e. l.. Madison, brother OF
the bride.
The two bridesmaids were Misses Kate
Z. Fuller and Matte Ferguson, In white
organdies and carrying white chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Immediately preceding the bride was
little Miss Gaynette Minson, in q dainty
white dress carrying the ring on white
satin cushion.
The bride, in handsome gown Of white
duchess satin and chiffon, carrying the
marriage vow. entered the church Win
her maid of honor, Miss Goldie Walker,
in a dainty gown Of white organdy, with
white satin ribbons, and was met at the
altar by the groom and his best man.
Mr.. j. J. Fuller.
The church was prettily decorated by
Hammond in green and white, and Pro
fessors l.. J. Watson presided at the organ.
Mr. and Mrs. Fuller left on the evening
train for the north and will be home
after November 9th at No. 26o5 East Mar
shall Street.
A charming country wedding a t high
noon yesterday was that Of A1r. F'reder-
ick S. Jones and Miss Martha Norveli
Deane, solennized at Coax Hall. the res
idence of Mr.. ]. Harper Deane, Rev. r.
T. Gayle officiating.
The bride, who is the daughter OF MI.
Fitzhugh Ashby Deane. clad in a hand
c.,if ,1-ac mi L.
tar by the groom and his best man, Mr..
George NJ Marks. The ushnrs We're
tIessrs. Alfred Mcclure and Fl. NJ Thack-
cr During the ceremony Miss Violette
Vitallo, of New York, played softly y
Promise Me-
An elegant luncheon was served imme-
diately after the ceremony, and MI ana
airs. Jones left on the afternoon tram
for Norfolk, where they were to take the
boat for New York.
Mr. jones is popular young Insurance.
man, and is assistant superintendent Oh
the Metropolitan Insurance Company.
His bride is a cultured and attractive
vo,,ng lady, They will be at home after
November 18th at No. 2 West Marshall
Street.
Miss Lula Gertrude Meredith was mar
,ied to Mr.. Thomas NJ. Alexander yester-
day morning at ST. Peters Cathedral by
Rev. Father V n. Jackson, of Baltimore.
The high affairs and side affairs were
decorated with scores of lighted cano!es.
After the marriage ceremony nuptial mass
was celebrated. at which the orioe ana
groom received the Holy Communion.
The bride was attired in a mode travel
;,e s,i+ and carried brides roses. She is
+ha daughter of MIR. and Mrs. EdWln Mef-
edith.
Mr. John Finnegan was best man for
h;e friend. and the ushers were Messrs.
1obn Dore. William Meredith. John ftr-
,eoan NJ RYAN, Joseph Leech and john
| Cannody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander left for an ex-
| tended northern tour
Miss Annie Bernadette Clay was mar
! ried quietly at the home Of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay, last nlsht at
| O'Clock, to Mr.. Nathan P. Parker
! Her little fivs-year-old sister, Madeline,
! in a dainty dress Of organdy, was !he
| ring bearer, and Messrs. Edward Tyson
| and John kersey the ushers
| In a. becoming gown of blue cloth and
| carving brides roses the bride entered
! the, parlors with the groom and was
| united in marriage by Father Waters.
! reception and supper followed the cere-
i mony.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Parker will make their
I future home at No. 1911 Washington
/ Street
! A pretty morning wedding was that OF
. | Miss Annie, Maria Swain and Mr.. Thomas
| Francis OConnor, at st. Patrick's Church
Rev. Father Mckeefrey officiating.
The bride, who wore handsome tailor
made gown Of blue cloth, entered ehe
| church with the groom, and were pre-
| cedld by their ushers, Messrs. M. A En-
right, William Collins, M. .. Nicis t1iils'i d.
and John Duffy.
The bride is the daughter OF Mrs. b.
Sullivan, while the groom is son OF the
late Thomas OConnor
Immediately alter the ceremony INC
| Young couple took the train north ano
| on their return will make their home ut
No. 926 Graham Street. Fulton.
The many friends of Mr.. R. I. Valentine
! will be surprised to learn that ne IS ~"
| a married man.
| On the 23d of October he welded Miss
Frances S. Scrogin at Tyler, Tex He has
| just returned with his bride to Richmond
and they are residing at NO. luz Nortt
Lombardy Street.
Mr. Valentine has for several years
been in the railway mail service between
known and quite popular. His bride Is {
native OF Parl1ersburg, w. Va, where
her parents resided before their remova
to Texas She was quite belle both a
: Parkersburg and in Texas. Mr.. Valentine
met her at Washington about two years
ago.
After the wedding the young couple
visited New Orleans and Atlanta: before
coming to Richmond.
There was full attendance at
the meetlng Of the Jefferson Davis
Nanument Central Committee helc
in Lee Camp Hall. 1t was an
nounced that Mrs Nellie Mccullough
Of Stanton, chairman of the Executive
Committee, had called meeting of that
committee for November 9. The meeting
will take place in Richmond, committee
members reaching here November S, anc
being guests while here Of the Richmond
! Chapter of the y. D. G.
Mrs. Randolph explained the reason why
the resolution sent by the Richmond
Chapter to the Grand Camp concerning
the sponsors was laid on the table. This
was because the resolution was addressed
t>,.