The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-01

under the direction Of Miss G1bboney,
aud dancing was INDUCED in to the wee
small hours Of the morning.
One Of the prettiest home weddings
yesterday was that Of Miss Bessie Chris
tan Davis and Mr.. William cary Bragg
at the residence Of the brides father. DR..
Hugh Wythe Davis, No. III West Grace
Street, at o'clock. No invitations
We're issued in the city, the wedding being
solemnized by DR.. w. E. Hatcher, assist
ed. by DR.. Gardner, in the presence OF rel
ativeS only. The house was beautifully
decorated in palms, smiaN. and chrysan-
thernupls by. Mr.. Hammond. making
color scheme of green and white
The; bride wore a handsomektollet OF
piana cloth, on white taffeta, trimmed
in rich applique ard chiffon, herfveil being
caught with sprays Of lilies OF The valley
and the same delicate flowers formed her
bouquet.
After the ceremony an elegant collation.
was served. and the young couple left
on a Northern tour.
The presents were numerous and hand
some, the brides gown being a gift of
her uncle Colonel Writ Davis, and pro-
cured by him while in the Philippine Is
lands.
The bride-is the attractive and popular
daughter of DR.. Hugh Wythe Davis,
while the groom is a native of Peters,.
burg: is prominent in business and social
circles of this city since his residence
here, having gained a host OF frinds. a
Mr.. Hubert Todd Houston. formerly of
OF the Clarksburg. w. Va, bar, and Miss
Emily Taylor Glasgow. were married at
the Second Presbyterian EhurchtWednes-.
day morning at IL O'clock. The wedding
WAS a quiet, but very interesting. one
Rev. DR.. Russell Cecil, the PASTOR per-
formed the ceremony and Miss Willie
Smoot played the marches. The church
was filled with friends and relatives of
the! couple.
Immediately after the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs Houston left for tour of the prin-
cipal Northern cities. At it's conclusion
they will return TO make their home in
Clarksburg, w. Va, where Mr.. Houston
in located.
Mrs. Houston is sister of the au-
thoress, Miss Ellen Glasgow, and of Mr..
Graham Glasgow OF London, Eng.
Through her father she is descended,
from the GasSows of "C.reen Forest
Rockbridge county. a prominent Scotch
Irish family of that section Her mother.
before her marriage. was Miss Jane Anne
Gholson, the daughter of Judge William
Gholson. of Cincinnati.
MI. t1OtlStOu ID Tie son OF fLeN. Sdnluel
Rutherford Houston. at one time mission
AIRY to Greece. He is a lawyer of ability
With an excellent practice in Clarksburg.
a wedding OF great interest to the pco-
pie OF. Richmond was that last Wednes-
day of Or. Joseph Page Massie and Miss
Cynthia AIunely. at "Airfleld.'. Aliens
Creek. Va. the beautiful country home
OF her parents, DR.. and Mrs. J. c.
Mundy, the impressive ceremony being
performed BY REV DR. James Mundy, of
Lynchburg. uncle of the bride ~
A reception was held Immediately after
the ceremony, at which an old Fashioned
and elegant collation. was served with
southern hospitality. after which DR.. and
Mrs. Nassie left by a special train for
Lynciburg. from which point they left
for, a northern tour,
A. beautiful home wedding took place
"Wednesday morning, when Miss Mary Z.
Williams, the beautiful and accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Williams,
Granger by Rev. J. o. Babcock.
The happy couple left after the mar
| riage for a southern trip via the Southern
Railway The bride was the recipient of
many beautiful and useful presents.
Miss Mabel Lynwood Miller. the at
Mr.. w. 5. Miller. OF Columbia. S. c.,
was married Wednesday night to Mr.. J.
tractive and accomplished daughter of
I. .Eoyden. of this city. The ceremony
was performed in the presence OF imme--
diatc relatives only at No. us East
FRANKLIN Street. Rev Jere W-itherspoon.
pastor Of the bride, officiating.
Miss Helen Walker was rendered de-