The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-17

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Litany ............-.............. Schubert.
Cello-Mr. Hoen, piano-Mrs- Rehiing.
Evening Hymn Barnpy.
Mrs. Mercer. Miss Digs. Mr.. Lay. Mr.
Hurt
One q. the prettiest weddings OF the
season took piece at the residence OF the
brides mother, Mrs. T. A. Parker, Bon
Air. Va, on Thursday. February 18th,
when Miss Eiortl Grnttan Parker became
the wife OF Rev. John W. Caldwell, pastor
OF the Carrot:ton Presbyterian Church.
New Orleans. La.
The parlor. dining room and hall were
elabornteIy decorated with evergreen gar
lands, ferns and white carnations, while
many candles lent their sott glow to add
to the beauty of the scene. At 1 o'clock
the opening notes on the wedding march
were played by Miss Maude Miller, and
ten little ribbon girls entered the front
psrIor and formed an aisle to the altnr.
Then came the bridesmaids in couples. fol-
lowed by the maid of honor. Miss lannae
Caldwell, sister of the groom Then the
bride, with her brother. DR.. q. n. Parker.
They were met at the aitEr by the groom
and his brother, Mr.. Palmer Caldwell.
Dr. Russell Cecil, of Richmond. performed
the ceremony assisted by DIR. Jas. n
Hazen, df Bon Air.
The bride wore an elegant gown OF ivory
SATIN trimmed with point lace. and cur
ried a shower bouquet Of brides roses and
.ilies-os-ehe-va1ley. The maid of honor
was. gow7lsd in white orGandy. with White
ribbons and the bridesmaids in white or
CANDY with green ribbons, and carried
carnations Immediately after the eere-
mony a reception was held. and many
friends offered their congratulations to the
bride and groom
The bridesmaids were Misses Hali1e ana
Eva Talcott, Bessie Catlin, hebecca Storrs,
Mary-Gillian and Bessie CALL Those who
assisted in the dining room We're Misses
Paula Graeber, Edith Scoftin. Carrie
Moore, Augusta Talcott, Edith Hazen and
E,stelle de saussure- After an eNtended
| Southern tour the couple will go to New
o-,e,,s 1rhere they will make their flu
turc home.
Among those invited were Mr. and Mrs
+. w. Caldwell Miss Caldwell. Mr.. B. z.
Caldwell of New Orleans; Mr.. Baptist. OF
Washington: Mr.. and Mrs. E. ~ Catiin.
Mr.. and Mrs de Saussure, Mr.. and Mrs
Gervas Storrs, MIR. and Mrs. c. A. PErker,
Mrs W. ]. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs H. Z.
Taylor, Misses Taylor. Mr.. and olrs. Henry
NIcyegh, Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Call, Mrs
r. VIM Pembertou. Mrs NJ. M. Gillian.
| Mrs. Geo. Watt Mrs. Kean- Miss Grartan,
| Misses Stringfellow, Miss Hose. Miss Adj
| olson. Messrs Ball, VIM 3. Watkins. u.
| w. Call. of Richmond, d. and Mrs En-
| gIish. Mr.. Jas Gray NTcAlhster. OF Union
! Theological Seminary; Miss Frances starr.
| OH AshIa nd: DR.. and Mrs. Jas b. dd1sii.
| Dr. Chas Hazerl. Miss Grace tiazen, ME-.
! and Mrs VIM Smith. Col. and Mrs l. NJ.
R TaIcott, Mr. and Mrs. E. Is. Victor, ME.
md Mrs r 3. Moore Miss Hermipe
| Moore. Mr. Geo. Cook. Miss Bessie COOK.
Miss Fairfield Mr. and Mrs. A L. Adam
son Miss Adamson, Mr.. ". Fl. Peasants,
Mrs. Crenshaw. Mr.. and Mrs. POLK Ms4ier,
! Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Entes. Miss Margaret
Sutton. OF Bon Air, and others
,Northside Hail. Chestnut Hill, Friday
| was the scene of brilliant german 1t
was the second of the series to be given
nv the Northsite German Club. and
from present outlook, it promises to be
one of the most successful clubs of the
season. The german was beautifully led
by Mr.. Clarence S. Livesay with Miss
Daisy B. Todd Supper was served at il:ao
P. NJ, after which dancing was resumed
until an early hour.
The board of managers OF the Sheiterins
Arms Free Hospital desire to return
thanks to all their friends who so Kindly
and literally remembered the needs or the
| hes pitnl on Founders Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Bach, OF Poeahontas,
Va, are spending part of their wedding
journey in the city, and Will be at the
| Jefferson to-day. Mrs. Bach IS well ra-s
membered here as Miss Jennie Lion.
Miss Maria Blair, with her party, sail
| ed yesterday on the Maria Teresa for an
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