The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-11
Social and
ers0nal

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The Ingr corners % the chErca and Term
Ing garlard.s alout lDc galleries and pill
LARS. American BSagtte., palms ana ci!t-
siclahra aidca ia arc ,ccerSthon tndsE
tho star of holly i!tGnincd with ineunaeS-
cent lights, ihc cercmon% WAS performed
by Rev. r. L. Strange. assisted by Key
William Meade Clarke.
The lovely bride entered with her faith
or. and wore an exquisite creation of
whit. panne Nciret. the bodice finished
with a bertha OF poiut lace. She carried
a shower bouquet of lilies OF the valley.
Miss Lilly Harrison Iiil acted as her
sisters maid of honor. and vas f5owned
in an elegant silk applique robe over
white taffcta. Her bouquet WAS Of rio-
lets. tied with green ribbon. The brides
,raiis were: Misses .iosic Robinson. OF
Alexandra; Georgia Charrlneton, OF War
renton. Va: Bessie Smith, OF the Uni
versity Of Virginia; Calvin Bragg. Mary
Donnan. Helen Qmlrles. Mildred Hill and
Mildred Boyd. Their gowns were of
dainty lace-trinlmed organizes over white
xaffeta. with sashos Of pale green ribbon,
and their bouquets OF maiden-haiT fern
tied with streaIners Of the same shade.
Mr.. Spencer Carter was best man,
and Mcssrs. Julian Hill, Harrison Blair.
frank Blankenship. Hugh Antrim, VII
liam Cameron, Richard Workman, Dean
t1aury. George Reid. William Hill and Dr.
SiiIlpIi IhiIitI N-Af hSolaS!S
A feature of the wedding was the sing
ing of Lohensrins wedding chorus by
tile chorister boys.
After the ceremony n reception was
held at the home Of the brides parents,
MIR. and Mrs. William NJ. HILL No. u
West Grace Street. fer the bridal party
ana immediate family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo left on the
evening train for extended northern
tour, and on their return Will reside at
No Jos West Grace Street.
Mrs. Mayo is one of the most beautiful
young women in Richmond. and by her
gracious and charming manner has en-
deared herself 10 vast host OF friends.
Ever since her debut she has been a
social favorite IN the most exclusive cir
cles.
Mr.. Mayo is one of the most prominent
young men in the city, botI in business
and social circles.
Among the out-of-town guests here for
the wedding were: Mrs. Edward lnsle, of
Baltimore; Judge Haegner. of Washing
Ton; Mr. Elliott. of North Carolina; Miss
Mamie Covington of the University Of
Virginia; and Robert Parrish, Of Cov!nS-
1on.
Miss Margaret Wallace Smith and MI
Howard Gordon, of Richmond. We're mar
ried at noon yesterday at Bethel Presby-
ISI1aH NuufCD. near -hiutittlOph .iS
church was artistically decorated
The ushers We're: NeSSrS ]. V French
and Frank Brown, Of Richmond; Edgar
Waddell. Lexington: Frank Mcfarland
Stanton; Harry Wallace, Richmond, and
Harry Mish, Middlebrook.
Miss Nelia Mish, Of Middlebrook. was
maid of honor The bride entered the
church with her brother. Mi. Edwin
Smith. She was met at The altar by the
groom and his best man, Mr.. Z. Latimer
Gordon. of Richmond. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. j. NJ. Wells,
OF Staunton. assisted by the Rev. i. y.
Lapsley.
After the ceremony the bride and groom
took the train in Stanton for en- extend
ed northern tour. They will be at home.
after January 18th, at DR.. Gordon's, No.
East Grace Street.
Miss Maggie Bahen. assisted by Mss
Iva. Scilaaf and Miss Clara Woodward,
entertained number of young friends at
her home. No. $50 North Twenty-tiftll
Etreet, Monday night. Games of various
kinds afforded diversion and merrment
before the company of little people adj
journed TO the dinins-room. Where re-
1reshments We're served. Shaded lamps,
together with palms and flowers, made the
rooms attractive and there was music
by MessrS. Arthur Powers. Lenne Mood
and Walter Powers. After a grand cake
walk the party broke up with the singing
Of sweet "-Auid Lang Sync-'
a wedding, beautiful in its simplicity,
aas solemnized on "Wednesday evening at
5 O'Clock, when Miss Bessie B. Chapel be-
came the bride OF Mr.. George Davis, of
this city. Owing 10 the illness Of the
brides brother only the immediate FAMILY
and closest friends were present The
bride wore a gown Of white. Rev X. d.
l3cauchamp, OF Broad-Street NJ. L. Church,
performed The ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis Will reside al the home Of her
parents, Gu Fourth Street.
Mrs, William T. Reed Will be at home in
formally to her friends Saturday after
noon from / 10 6 o'clock at her home, No
1906 Grove Avenue.
Mrs Heed has as her guest Miss Gather
Inc Spotswood, of Petersburg
The Lady Board of Managers of the
Retreat Tor the Sick met yesterday,
al noon, at the residence of The president,
Mrs. jenkins. The reports received were
Very gratifying 10 new cases OF Illness
are at the hospital
Miss Alice Hanger. of Washington. D.
c.. is the guest of Miss Bessie Ellyson.
Mrs Ramon Garcin is the guest of Mrs.
w NJ Luck, of Barton Heights.
Miss French Shelton is visiting in Bos-
ton.
Mr.. Randolph Bird, brother of Profess
eor Hugh S. Bird, OF Williamsburg, is
very i'll with appendicitis and viii be
brought 10 the city as soon possible for
an operation 10 be performed.
Miss Louis Caild. Of Ashland. WHO has
been visiting Mrs. Il y. Slower. OF No. 12l
East Grace Street, Will return 10 New
York on the l2th 10 cont nue. her vocal
studies
Miss Louise Cabell Grigs and Mr. Max
we'll Alexander Sanuelson We're quietly
married al the country residence of ar.
ana Mrs. ". NJ. Site at high noon Ned
'fesday near Louisville, Ky. The ceremony
was soiemniZed in the presence of the i'm
nled-a:e family only. Miss Grgg IS q
first cousin OF Mrs. II!te.
The house was beautifully decorated
with palms and flowers and the bride
Ma gowned in Paris muslin and lace, and
carried shower bouquet Of giolets and
Niles of the valley.
Mr. ana Mrs >,Samuclson iaf; via