The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
Wedding of Miss Page Osborne
and Mr.. George Bryan.
Mss MINES AND Mr.. BOWIE
Other Society News Of lnterest-Mr.
John Barton Miller and Miss Mary
Llewe,lyn Kemperto Be Married
Quietly at Home of Bride.

For clock teas to be given by the
.ssfasart set" during the coming season.
the house gowns decreed by fashion to
"a the roper thing for hostesses 10 Wear,
eugene. Of New York, is showing as a
model one, in delicate pink silk. and mar
row white valenciennes lace. The waist
IS made altogether OF lace joined per
pendicularly by fine hemstitching. Inc
pink silk lining over which il is worn,
serves TO bring out the pattern The skirt
has silk for a foundation and mare
tounce Of tucks. and lace extending nom
the knee The daintiest pink slippers
match this affair. The French Reels are
Of white velvet. and a bow, resting on lae
fnstep, Is OF white velvet lined with pink
A novelty in breakfast gowns Will inter-
est those women who are. everon the look.
out for someting to LEND variety and at
Effectiveness to house wear for The Morn
I. ing The model referred TO displays
handsome pettcoat Of Dresden SILK, over
which a loose over-dress with blouse
waist and full skirt Is worn. The waist
Is held in by a soft ribbon sash The
f1SayES TG3Cn 1IIG s-lUOH, s1tiC Ii4A ~ q 4Nii
ru.f!e.
The reign of the shirt waist shows no
.usi. ition. Linen waists. embroidered
tr. talxcch hand work down the front and
or. The pointed collars and cuffs, are en-
regle for street and morning wear. Shirt
waists toilettes for the street are very
popuiar These toilettes are also made
In heavier materials.
SILK Innings of several different colors
are now worn with a. single gown
brides trotlsseau for this autumn in
cludcs a gray crepe de chine with Innings
OF pink and blue, and of white. Charm
ing little sets of collars and cuffs en-
broidered in colorS to match the Innings
were extremely chic. l1@ening gowns
low-cut chow now the shirt waist styles
as none other arc thought to set off the
lines of the figure SO admirably.
WE o EGS.
The wedding of Miss Page Osborne. of
Petersburg. Va, to Mr.. George Bryan,
will be celebrated at the Tabb Street
Presbyterian Church. Petersburg, on
Wednesday next. October 22d, at noon.
Miss Osborne will be attended by her SIS
ter. Aiss Mary Mintuin Osborne. as maid
Of honor Mr.. BryaiIs attendants Will be
his bother. ar. S. "A. Bryan, Of Titus
Vile, iiiel@i, - -.
Osborne, Of Petersburg, the brother OF the
bride and Messrs. a. ". Patterson.
Henry L. Cabell. W. o. Shelton, Cum
nfngaam Hall and 7. A Cary. of Rich
MON. as nshers The wedding ceremony
will be performed by the Rev. W. S.
pl,lrer BRYAN. d. ID. pastor Of the
church of the Covenant. Chicago. and
brother of the groom, assisted by the
Rev ] S Foster, pastor Of the Tahb5
street Church, Of which Mr.. Bryan's
craldfather. the late Rev. w. 5. i3iiuner,
:. r: d. LID was the pastor some sixty
ye:rs a 20 and by the Rev. Jere Wither-#
apon. pastor Of the Grace Street Pres
hverian Church, of this CITY.
IN extra car will leave Manchester for
;,tesbnrg over the Richmond and Pc
4rsburg Electric Railway. at 10 \. n.
q Wednesday. for the accommodation of
richmond friends desiring 10 attend the
Wedding
Miss Caroline Gillespie Mines. the
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. benjamin
Mines. of Ashland, Hanover county, and
Mr.. Robert Bruce Bowe, the son of AR
AM. Mrs N w, Bowe, viii be married
Tuesday, October Dist at $50 F. NJ. in
Duncan Memorial Church, at Ashland.
The wedding Of Miss Nellye Macon