The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-02
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T ne wedding OF Miss Elizabeth Margaret
Rro nc,1 and Mr.. Arthur Graham Glasgow
ST. Paul,s Church yesterday afternoon
1ra . the most notable social event&of the
fan. There has not been q prettier mar
ria pc in Richmond in years, or one OIL
| more widespread interest. The promi-
| nences of:the two families thus ur1tcd, the the
vide popularity Of both the bride anes
| Groom. the brilliant company assembled,
tho handsome dresses and ornaments
| 1ro~n the, lovely decorations and the e.e-s
e,nt reception given at the brices nome
after the ceremony, all combined TO MAKE
the wedding one of great beauty
81 PauI's was crowded with the fashlon-s
able folk of Richmond and other cities.
The bridal party entered promptly at 4;so
to the strains OF the Wedding !. md .i.,,s
! n,aved by Professor Reinhardt me
! bride wore an exquisite gown of
point applique and point de Fenise lace
over white satin. Her lace Veil was caIshi
| nv a diamond Sunburst, the git OF tis
| groom ard round her neck was drapsa
her mothers diamond necklace she car
| ried a shower bouquet OF lii1es Oh the val va
! ley.
Miss Ef1ie Branch. the sister of tie
| :. + .
/ blue gown of crepe over silk.
| Her six bridesmaids were the Misses
/! Jackson. Aiken and Littleton. OF New
/ York and Miss Rebie Glasgow. > tlia liar af-
/ ris and Elsie Cameron, OF this city. 1 heSi
| wore gowns Of white> crepe over white siik
/ and large picture hats trimmed with lillh
roses, and carried bouquets OF PINK La
I France roses.
! Mr.. Archer Anderson was the best man,
! owins, to the illness of the groom's broth
err The groomsmen were Dr. Edwin u
| Hobson. Jr. and Messrs. George Roberts,
| of Philadelphia; Altena Miller, OF New
| York; R. j. Anderson. Robert Camppeii
! and Melville Branch, cousin of the BRIDE
! Rev. Robert Strange, D. D., pastor OF the
church. performed the ceremony
| The church was beautifully decorated
by Mann & Brown. The chancel was
| banked with palms and plants and b0i-
| ouets of white carnations and other toW-
/ ers were dotted here and there. The al
| tar was banked with white carnations as
| was also the window behind it. All along
! the front pews of the two center alsles
! were white flowers and green foliage, al
| the six pests We're great punches OF "hlte
| carnations tied with broad bands OF waite
satin ribbon The gallery and gas jets
1 were entirely draped with jutting smilaX
| After the ceremony Il reception was
! held at the home of the brides parents.
! Mr. John 2. Branch, of No. L West Frank
/ lin Street. Here, as at the church the
| decorations were fine. though in a sinlp-
Ter form. The entire lower floor was coy
! cred with crash. In the dining room the
color scheme was red. Red lights ana
American beauty roses and palms ana i'oe-
etd plants abounded and in the pariors
and library the color scheme was white
The bride is the beautiful and accom-
| nished daughter of Mr.. John P Branch,
i of this city. and one of societyss faVofites
| Mr. Glasgow is a son of Mr.. Frank L.
| Glasgow. of this city. but for the last
ten years has made his home in Lon6on
| where he is recognized as one OF the
| leading engineers of the day.
/ The young couple left on the 7:45 train
/ for New York, where they will sail for
(! England, their future home
Their collection of wedding presents is
a large and very handsome one.
At Clay-street Methodist Church last
| night at O'Clock, Mr. Victor e
Floyd led to the altar Miss Grace inez
! Vaughan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs w.
]. Vaughan. of Brook Avenue. Rev. IL L..
Betty, pastor of the church, performed
the ceremony.
To-day at high noon, in Baltimore, Mr.
John Mostly Walker. of this city, will lie
married to Miss Sarah Fenner Lee,
daughter of Mrs. Stephen S. Lee, OF that
city The marriage will take place at
the home of the brides parents, NO l9ol
Charles Street.
To-day at Sayers Hall, Wytheville, Miss
! Julia Morrison Sayers will become the
bride OF Mr.. Halter Roper. The bride
elect is the accomplished daughter OF
Dr. and Mrs Sayers. of Savers Hall,
while AIr. Roper is the son of Capt. j. G.
Roper president of the Wythe Lead and
Zinc Company. of AustinVille
| Both the young people have many
friends in this city.
Miss Florence e.. Hernloa and Mr.
Frank Burnett. both well-knoWn young
! people of this city, We're married in WASH
ington Monday afternoon a 2:So O'Clock
Mrs. Burnett is the daughter OF Mr.. 3
r. Herndon. No 1l05 West Cary Street,
and left home presumably on a pleasure
tour only. Last night the family re-
ceived telegram announcing the mar
! rage The couple are expected in the
! city to-day Mr.. Burnett is connected
with the jefferson Laundry.
Ten list of additional purchases FOL
boxes at the Richmond Horse Show IN
c!udes. among others, Mesdames john
SHELTON Williams Of this city, and w
j. Wallace, of New York; Messrs. George
4. Stevens, p II. Mayo, Berkeley VIII
liams, LiIburn 7, Myers, and Langhorne
| Putne%.
Cards were sent out Monday fer The
| marriage of Miss Katherine Beverly Hoi
laday, of Suffolk, to Or. Robert Henley
Pretlow, OF New YORK. The ceremony
will be celebrated at ST. Pauls 2. E.
Church Wednesday evening, October 9th
| at $50 o'clock.
The briGe-to-be is the only daughter
of MI and mrs. Alto Francis Hoiladay
und is a granddaughter of the late Col
onel John r. Copeland one of the or
ganzers ans. the first cashier of the
| Farmers Bank of NansemonG DR.. Pret-
! low, Il native or Surry county, Va. is
nov one OF the surgeons employed by
the New York city government. He is
III arden member of the Tammany or
| ganiZation.
Cards are out for The marriage of Miss
Susie Tazewell Corling of this city. tc
Mr. Robert Mcclure Paxton of Rock
bridge county. The ceremony will be
| performed at Grace-Street Presbyterian
| Church on October 18th at high noon
! Miss sCorIing is the daughter of Mr.. anG