Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
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SOCIE ~ .

a pretty marriage was solemnized yes
to-day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Bland Spotswood Smith 30l east Grace
street, when Miss Mildred Drewrs-. the
laughter Of Mrs. Blanche Powell Drewry,
and the late John William Drewry. was
united IN wedlock to Mr.. Minor bronaugh.
a prominent young lawyer of Norfolk.
The parors were beautifully decorated
with palms and ported plants. An i'm
lorcnptu altar was arranged between the
windows bach of which was an crlbarll-
ment of palms. amid which sparkled
uightcd wax tapers in silver candelabra.
The ceremony was ir1pTessively performed
by the Rev. Benjamin Dennis. of the
Meade Memorial church Manchester.
The bride wore a gown of soft white silk
over tatfeta silk. long tulle Veil, and
diamond spray. She carried i shower
bouquet Of white hyaCinths. Her n1atron
Of honor was Mrs Sterling Bosseau. who
was recently married in this city. and
who vas gowred in white organdy and
carried q large bunch of white chrysan-
therlums Dr. ". Lowned Peoples was
the hest man and the bride was given
away by her brother. Mr.. William Powell
Drewry. Only relatives and q few in
innate friends Of the family witnessed
.t-e ceremony. The bride is an exceeding
y charming and attractive girl. Mr..
Bronaugh is the son Of Mr.. joseph e.
Bronaugf, the treasurer of Manchester
and is prominent member of the Nor
toik bar. After an extended bridal trip
Inc young couple viii make their future
nome in Norfolk.
Miss Julia Vance Thaxton and Mr.
Fercy Gray Randolph We're united III
marriage yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. George D. Thaxton
The bride who was ROBBED in q crea-
ton of grey etamine over silk with hat
and gloves to match carried white
kid bible. marked with lilly Of the valley,
entered on the arm Of the bridegroom
preceded by her maid of honor. Miss
Sadie Green Thaxton, gowned in white
organdie and carrying a shower bouquet
Of maiden-hair fern and suilax, tied with
white tullc.
The bride was also attended by her
sisters Misses Edna and lsla. as flower
girl and ring bearer, respectively
Mendelssohn's wedding march was
st!lfully rendered by Mrs. Edward Don
ALISON. accompanied by Professor Thilow,
md during the ceremony played Schu-
Lert's sercnade.
Miss ThaXton is the second daughter
OF Mrs. Mamie Z. and the late George d.
Ihaxton and is a desewedly popular
young lady.
Mr.. Randolph is associated with City
Electrician w II Thompson. in the
Office Of the fire alarm department. and
$ held IN high esteem by many friends
YESTERDAY afternoon at The home Of her
mother. Mrs. ". G. Jpchurch. III Raleigh,
n. c.. Miss Eula upchurch and Mr. ]. II.
Pollard We're married The Upchurch fa,ai-
ly connection is very large and intiucn-
tial one and was largely represented. and
there were also a large attendance OF
friends. The home was tastefully deco
rated with evergreens, appropriate not
only TO such pleasant occasions. but to
the holiday season as well. holly. pine.
amilax and mistletoe, while palms lent
also the grace Of their foliage The Rev.
w c. Tyree. the new pastor OF the First
Baptist church, performed the ceremony.
The bride Wore dress Of grey crepe
and picture hal and carried a Shove,
bouquet Of Isles Of the valley. Her maf6
OF honor Was her Sister. Miss Sadie IN
church. who was in white crepe d. chine
With black picture hat and whose hon |
Guet WAS a shower OF red carnations
Misses Marsellite Pool and Pattie Nov |