The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-24
soc let WEDDING
IN I1'|lCHBUI2G
5riI'iant Gathering at St. Pau|'s
Episcopal Church.
Kiss NINA Holt THE BRIDE
Daughter OF the Late John D. Holt, weds
mr. Y. P. hlarsnali-iiandscme Dscora-
tious aud Attendants in be.u:L
full costumes.
full costumes.
Especial Dispatch to The Times +,


LYNCHBURG, VA, October 23-NIiss
Nina Holt, daughter Of the late Mr.. John
ID. Holt, and llr. Y. 2. Marshall. :, we'll
Known ana prominent young business man
of the city, Were united IL marriage at ST.
Paul3s Episcopal Church alto o'clock this
evening. The wedding was a conspic-
uous social event and was attended by an
immense concourse of people. The choir
of the church in white veStmentS partci-
pated in the ceremony. To the strains
of .Lohengrin'' the :lshers and several Of
the Sroomsmen entered, the former by the
side aisle and the latter by the center
aisle, and We're followed by maids of
honor and groonls!nen in alternating
couples. Then. preceding the bride, came
her maid of honor and sister, Miss
kathrynne Holt. alone. She. like the first
maid, wore white mousseline and her flow
ers were white chrysanthemums tied with
white ribbon The bride, with her
brother. Mr. Dudley Holt. entered She
was gowned in white liberty crepe de
chine, and carried a shower bouquet of
lilies Of the valley. Her bridal veil was
caughtFin her hair with a bunch of orange
blossoms. AS she approached the altar
she was met by the groom. who, with
his brother and best man, Mt. Randolph
Marshall, had entered from the robnS
room. In graceful order the party ar
ranged themselves about the altar and
Dr. Lloyd, assisted by Dr. Carson, with
the beautiful ceremony OF the Episcopal
ritual. made them man and wife.
The ceremony over, While Mendelssohn's
Wedding March rang out from the organ,
the party left the church in the following
order: Mr.. and Mrs Marshall, Miss Holt
and Miss Tucker Clark, Mr.. Dudley Holt
and Mr. Randolph Marshall. and then in
couples four groomsnen and four maids,
until all were out, the ushers bringing up
the rear.
The attendants were as follows: Brides
maids: Miss Fannie Guy and Miss Hat
tie Scott. of Richmond; Miss Elizabeth
Easley. OF Houston; Miss Minnie Nichols,
of Bedford City; Miss alice Owen, Miss
Josephine kinnier. Miss Maria Williams,
Miss Henrietta Cheatwood. Miss Tucker.
Clark, Miss Norvie Craishill, and Miss
BESSIE Dewitt of Lynchburs. Grooms-
men: Messrs. Fl. D. Flood, OF APPROXIMATIONS;
George J. Thompson. of Raleigh: e. r.
Miller, J. II. Latane, G.. S. Adams, JOS
Shafer, J. O.. Harvey, r. W. Martin. S.
It. Withers. and John g. Fauikner, OF
Lynchburg Ushers: Messrs. a. w. Ter
riIl, Paul c. Edmuuds, Jr., w. c. N.
Randolph, Jr., and ]. Stewart Walker. =
At II O'Clock a reception was held at
the home of the bride.
AT 1857 Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall left on
the Southern Railway for a trip through
the Thousand Isles and Canadian cities,
beginning at Natlns Glen and closing
their outing with a two weeks stay in
New York city.
: Among the visitors resent were: Mr.
John r. Robertson, OF Charlottesville; Mr.. Z
and Mrs. William marshall. OF Chatham;
Mrs Charles Mosby. Miss Frances City,
and Miss Hattie Scott, of Richmond; Miss
Nichols, of Bedford: Miss Fasley, of
Houston; Congressman IT. u. Fiood of
and Mr. Geo j. Thompson,
Of Raleigh. n. c.