Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27
37O Ladies' Goats.

laday G. Morgan, T. Hobson, {. GOOD
| loe, James Drake, Lathrop. George Bid
good, William Turner, Horace String
fsllow. R. Jones. Joel Perrin, Messrs
Moseley, Melville Branch. George Reed,
| Colonel Jc Lane Stern, Messrs. Palmer
Claiborne. Cary, Albert Tanner. Car
| Fuller. j. Davenport, II. Darlington, J.
| Mullen. W. Watkins, R. Whitehurst
Richard Workman, G.. w. Hodgson.
! Nee Yarbrough, c. Montague, Green
| Shackelford, G. Smith, Morrison Fltz-
gerald. H Elicit Stafford Parl er. r.
Williams J. de Treville, Irving Blair, J.
W. Clarke, of Norfolk, Va; 5. Leake'
| Horace Haslsins, Messrs. Blair, Waller
Holiday, j. w. Binford, Kirkwood
Mitchell. Charles Taylor, Lynch Monta-
| que and Charles Talbot.
A pretty home wedding took place yes
terday evening at o'clock. when Miss
Elizabeth Blanche Jones. the handsome
daughter of Mrs James Leigh Jones' and
Mr. Chlide H. Radcliffe were married IN
1915 Floyd avenue. The Rev. DR.. w. X. l..
Smith. pastor of the Second Baptist
church performed the ceremony, as
sisted by the Rev. DR.. w. E. Hatcher
The bride. gowned in white panne crepe
de chene. trimmed in point lace and car
rying Brides roses, entered with -her
brother-in-law, Mr. B. L. Tyree. of
Durham, N. c.. who gave her away.
The maid of honor. Miss Irene Winston.
wore a robe of white point desprit
over light blue taffeta and carried "hlte
chrySanthemumS
The bridesmaids. Misses Constance
Bates, of Bon Air. and Brooks Phip-
pen, of this city, were daintily gowned
in white point d'esprit and carried chry-
santhemums Master James Leigh Jones
&C 1viIn hOra
the ring and wore suit of white
broadcloth. trimmed in blue. The best
| man was Mr.. Ollyn w. Gregory, of
Pittsburg, Pa, a cousin of the bride
groom.
Among the out-of-town guests were
| Mrs F. S. Lanstreet, New York: Mrs. l..
]. Davis, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Eng
| fish. Washington, and Mr.. and Mrs. 3. L.
| Tyree. Durham, n. c. After wedding
| trip to Niagara and Canada. Mr.. and
| Mrs Radcliffe will be at home in 1016
| Park avenue. The presents received
were exceptionally handsome, including
cut-glass. silver. several large checks
| and pretty china.
Mr.. Radcliffe, who is we'll known and
| popular here, is with the firm of F. B.
Patrick.
Rev G. z. B. Smith, formerly of this
city, and Miss Eva Sanderson were mar
ried yesterday at the residence of Mr..
| G. W. Anthony, nsar Evington. in Camp
| bell county. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev ]. Sidney Peters, uncle of the
| bride Mr.. Smith has been a member of
| the Virginia Conference for seven years,
! and is an exceptionally talented preacher.
| Miss Sanderson has made her home for
| the past five years with the Rev. ]. Sid
| ney Peters. Her beautiful Christian char
acter and sweet, amiable disposition have
| been observed and commented on by her
| large circle of acquaintance ~
On account of the continued illness OF
Mrs. Peters. the marriage was celebrated
| in the presence of only a few NEST init
mate friends, Judge William M. Smith,
| brother of the groom, acting as best man.
| After visiting several points of interest
| in the North. Mr.. Smith and his bride
will reside at Shackleford' Va, on the
East King and Queen charge.
Miss Helen Randolph Lea, formerly of
| this city, and Mr.. John Stephenson Nc
Ilwayne. of Farmville, were married at
$50 o'clock yesterday evening in st.
| Marks church, Washington. D. c.
The bride. who has recently returned
! from Europe, where she spent several
{, years in the study Of modern languages
and the cultivation Of her very fine voice,
had her natural beauty enhanced by
| a
| duchess satin. trimmed with point lace.
She wore with the gown .veff of
point applique and some wonderful pearls,
the weddinG-day ornaments of her great
grandmother. Nancy Meade. the sister of
| Gen. Washinston's aide-de-camp, Richard
| Randolph, Jr., of Curls.
| Miss Lea was attended by her maid
| of honor. Miss Minnie Foster. of New
York, and by Miss Mary Triplett Pate
| son and Miss Nan Davis, of Petersburg:
Miss Maude McKenny, Miss Genevieve
Yenable, Of this city.
| The best man was Mr.. Beverly
Randolph. of this city. The grooms-
men were Messrs. John Palmer
Lea. Henry and Randolph Darlington,
Carlton Mckinney and Dr. Gills of
| Richmond. and Mr.. Rlcnard Nell
waine, of New York
When the young couple return from
| their wedding tour they will make their
home in Farmville, Mr. McIlwaine being
tho owner of the Southside Examiner,
having q prominent law practice and his
home in that place. He is the son of Dr.
Richard McIlwaine, of Hampden-Sidney
who was central figure in the constitu-
tional convention.
! Miss ella Kraker daughter of Mr.. ard
Mrs. Julius Kraker, and Mr.. Charles
| Stratus were married at noon yesterday in
tus nome Oh the Dr1Qe, LUZ west Main
street. by Rabbi L. n. Calisch. The we'd
ding was very quiet owing to the death
OF Mr.. Strauss mother. sc
Mr.. and Mrs. Straus took wedding
| trip and on their return will live in 11o5
West avenue.
Mrs. NJ. b. Wade will leave soon to
visit friends in Mecklennurg county
Miss Mary Darlington, who was to have
attended the McIlwatne-Lea wedding, was
unable TO be present on account of
slight illness.
Miss Maud McKenny left yesterday for
Washington. to be bridesmaid at the
McIlwaine-Lea wedding Monday.
The sheitering Arms Hospital will give
| silver tea on Friday next from 4 to 10
z. NJ. at the residence of Mrs. George 4 y
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