The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-10
Social and
Personal

I'm exceedingly beautiful wcdf.ns was
That OF Mss Juliira Darlington Dcanc ana
Mr. X. Turnc! Arlington. .;r., nii-cia took
place a; u o'cioS+ !3st evening at ST..
Pauls Church. the event WAS a noiaaolc
ono. owing TO the prominence Of both
families.
The church WIS beautifully deeo-
rated in palms and PINK az.t.ias by Mrs.
GIN. OF the Male orphan Asylum. under
a large star OF holly, Illuminated with
electric lilutS. the Young couple were
married by Rev. R. l.. Strange.
The. beautiful bride wore an cNqui-
site stery satin gown, trimmed in accor-
dion-plcated mousseiine and bertha Of
point lace Her Tci was caught with
a spray OF lilies OF the valley, and she
carried the marriage vow.
Preceding tho bride wee ne: brides
maids and ushcrs.
Miss Sailie Dcane, sister of the bride,
WAS maid of honor, and Misses Mamie
Gillian, Nellie I3oyIlin. Julia Morton
Mabel Walker. Calvin Bragg, Leila Gray,
Mary 1-ravcrs. of New York, and Lisa
Anderson OF Baltimore, were the brides
maids. They we're gnw'nSd in white Or
CANDY over white taffeta. with pink llb-
erty satin sashcs. The bouquets of as
lra1acu>- fern were tied VIII pink satin
Mr. William Arlington, of Petersburg.
was best man, and Aiessss. Watson
Arlington John Il. Palmer, John G..
Eayes. Joseph i. Bcasley, lvey l. AIRING
CON Rutherford Rose. Coleman WORKMAN
and Colonel ". O. Shelton were nshers
Misses Nell Potts and Fannie Carter
Scott We're the niboon girls and Wore
dainty white organizes over pink taffeta
tied with pink sashcs
ceremony. a rprprti0n for he
bridal party and relatives Vas held
al the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Frank IL Dcanc.
Mr. and Mrs. Arlington left on
the evening train for the north. After
January I'D they viii lie at home to their
friends at No. 2o3 East Franklin Street.
Miss Maudc d. Pullcr and Mr.. Joseph
Warren Hundlcy were married at sio
. clock last evening at ScycntEl-Strcet
Chrlstian Church.
The church WAS deliberately deco
rated by Hammond in palms and pink
carnations. Giistentns tapers conf
pletcd the pretty scene.
The bride wore a handsome castor tray
cling suit and fur hat. She carried bride
roses.
The bride entered with her sister
and maid of honor. Miss Lula =. Fuller,
VINO WAS sowned in white orsandy over
1affcta. and carried pink carnations,
Mr.. Edgar Priddy was best man
and the ushers were McssTs. Tyler
Iiundlcy, JOS II. Grubbs, w. r. Scott,
Clarence I.ivcsay. Pendleton Goodull and
Ordway Fuller
Rev. Carey II. Morgan performed The
ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs Flundley took the 7:4o
train for The North.
After their return they viii be at home
10 their friends at No. l05 West Main
Street.
A reception for the bridal party was
l>eid Tuesday evening at The home OF the
bride, No. i East clay Street
The bride is the pretty and attractive
daughter of Captain William G. Fuller
Mr. Hundley is connected with the West
crn Mutual Insurance Co His beaut-
full tenor voice is we'll known in musical
circles OF the city.
The wide popularity Of the young
couple is clearly evidenced by the numer-
Gus and handsome. gifts received
Mr.. John C. Walker gave a beautiful
dinner last evening at his home No 600
West Franklin Street The decorations
in the dining-room were exquisite The
color scheme of pink was mnutely car
ried out in the table appointments. The
renaissance was over pink satin, the can
dies in the silver CdnuelapTa We're SlauSo
in pink and a bank OF Testeut roses eH-
tended through the center of the table
Mr.. Walkers guests We're; Mrs. j Z.
r. Walker Misses Annie Rose Walker,
Riley, OF Washington: Elizabeth Whit
lock. Martha Byrd, Edna Forbes, Eliza
beth Davenport, Anna Carr, Allene
Stokes: Messrs Robert Campbell, VIII
liam Habliston. Jordan Ieake, Victor
Williams. Percy Bosher. Charles L. Will
hams. .Ir.. Groesbccke, and Colonel 10
Lane Stern.
Miss Ethel Pace has issued invitations
to card party for next Wednesday eve
ming.
on Tuesday night quite a number of
little people spent a happy evening with
Master Franklin Robins. who celebrated
his tenth birthday at his home. No. 22iG
East Broad Street.
Many games were enjoyed, after which
refreshments We're served. Music and
recitations completed the evening.
Those present We're: Little Misses Eve
lyn and Ida IloldscrafT, Laura Booth,
Mnzelle Robins. Marguerite Robins, Ethe!
Childrey. Dora Garrison. Rebecca Hard
wicke. Fannie Bristol. Annie and Rena
Crane, Stewart Pettus. Ethel and Bessie
Smith. Mary Eedd, Florence Parkinson.
and Masters Albion Jackson. Willie john
son, Willie Powell. Landram and Parchie
Smithers and Bertram Robins.
Mr.. and Mrs w. ". Moore. of No. 6eS
Louisiana Street. gave a delightful enter
tainment Tuesday night in honor of their
niece, Miss Bessie Hammer, of Amelia.