Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

Immediately after the ceremony an ele-
CANT reception was given at the Hen.s
clav Inn TO the tas1al party and the
..,n;,y The large dining hall was
beautifully decorated in pink and whlte
thrvssnthe.nnms and palms. The tables
were arranged in the form Of cross ana
.bc s,nne,- was nnn of the most elegant
at any recent wedans.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs. hoWc
left for an extended :or'nerh 'our'
The brides travelling costume was
a blue tailored s1Iit and nat OIL o'oe
panne velvet mink fur
,r. ,,..6d;,r Of Miss Fannie Ellen
porr,as sn,ither and Mr.. Walter Chap
ma :, rrenshavv took place TUESDAY evening
a, o'clock in the homo Of the bride
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smithers'
Of Brookland Park the Rev. D. a. soiiy,
Of Emmanuel BaptSI church. performiIis
the ceremony. Miss Amorette Green ai-
rected the music The ribbon hoioers we're
+be nieccs of the bride, Misses Edna Grn-
fin and Mario Snliths.. Little Master hu-
f,,s Griffin gathered mp the ribbons Inc
,,shers were Akessrs. Henry 1Ippes. Wal
l.co C,n!aiuc end Robert Gillian MI
afhsrt Payne acted rs hest man. and MISS
Ruh- Cr.nshaw. the groom sister was
maid of honor. After the ceremony 1Ni
ard Mrs. C-ensllaw left for an extended
Northern tour. and viii make their nome
in Barton Heights The bridal party We're
handsomely entertained in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Smith Monday evening
An Interesting .nEaaraent recently an
1,o,,nce6 Is that O. Miss Bessie r. Ryan,
of this city. TO CIR. Edward J. Duffy, Of
New York city The wedding Will take
Mace early in November at St. Peter
Cathedral.
Miss Ran, w11o is the daughter Of MI
and Mrs P. Z. Ryan, is beautiful oru-
nette and an exceedingly talented girl
Her fiance is tbs. brother Of Rev. rather
Thomas J. Duff. of st. Joseph's Semi
nary. Baltimore. and is popular EohnS
business man of New York city. both
Young people have many friends here who
will be interested in their engagement.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs. ].
Z. Morton for the marriage OF her daush-
ter. Miss Ieannette Huntington, to Mr.
Walker Scott. The marriage will take
place at the home Of the bride at Farm
Vile October 18th. at 1 P. NJ. Miss Nor
ton VINO is weIl-krosvn in Richmond, IS
j niece of Captain Frank W. Cunningham
Mr.. Scott is associated in business with
the Planters Bank OF Farmvilie and is
q son of Mr.. John ". Scott.
\ quiet home wedding was solemnized
ar 10 west Marshall street Monday af-
ternoon. at q ciocII when Miss Mary J..
LoveDberg became the bride of Mr.. Lee
L. Alderman. of Nevada. Ia The bride
is the daughter Of Mr.. n 1ovenI1ers. She
was handsomely gor:ned in gray broad
cloth. with hat and gloves 10 match. and
carried Brides roses. Owing to recent
be-ea vement in the family of the bride.
the marriage was very quiet only tho
Immediate family being present Rev. T.
L. Goodwin. of St. Marks Protestant
Episcopal church. oficia3ed.
The groom is the son OF Mr.. O. &. Alder
man. OF Nevada Ia. and is a prosperous
business mar.
After the ceremony. MIR. and Mrs. AL
derman left for Washington. Cincinnati.
indiana polls Chicago. ana other points of
interest in the West After November 5tn
they Will be at their future home, Nc
ya6a. Ia.
The approaching marriage of Miss
Grace !1ldrdse. of Boston, to Mr.. Francis
Marshall Boykin is announced to take
place in Boston November 5tf. Mr..
Boykin is the son of Mrs. S. H. Boy
kin. and is widely known in this city
Miss Elsie Boykin and Mrs. S. II. Boy
kin viii leave Tuesday for Boston to at
tend the wedding. Later in the season
Mrs and Miss Bovl1in will visit New
York. where the latter will take course
in voice culture.
The marriage of Miss Nellye Macon
Horne. OF ElIersons, Hanover county,
and N:. St Clair Ordway Fuller, of this
city. took ace "Wednesday at noon in the
home of the brides aunt. Mrs. 8. E. Van
Buren,. sl2 west Grace street. Or. Charles
Fl. Ryland. the brides pastor, performed
the ceremony in the parlors. which were
beautifully decorated with palms ana
white flowers. The bride. sowned in
tailor suit of blue broadcloth and wear
ing hat of the same color. trimmed with
wings, and carrying white chrysanthe-
NUNS. was accompanied by her sister
Miss Julia Catherine Horne who was the
maid of honor.
Miss Horne wore White lace robe over
white taffeta, and carried La France
roses.
The best man was Mr., Emmett Seaton.
and the usfers, Messrs. Harry W Par
ker. James Bransford Fuller. r. Z. Van
Buren, and r. a. Williams. Of Whining
ton, n G.
After the ceremony AR. and Mrs. Pull
Ter left for New York, Niagara and other
points OF interest.
The presents were unusually handsome
and i large number We're received Mrs
Fuller is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Reynolds Horns. and is a striking
~ handsome brunette. She is unusually
popular aud attractive and has a large
number of friends here, Mr.. Fuller is
! wei:-kncvE Young LAWYER, who has