Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-19

Ia; Mrs j. ]. Goodwil,, of Hartford.
Conn, a cousin of Mr.. Pierpont Morgan.
tie great financer Miss Helen Sturgeon.
OF Philadelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs kltch-
IN, cf Newark, n. j.
MIR. Frank S. Burlington and Miss Mel
lie Lee Wise were married last evening
at 1880 o'clock ir Clay-Street Methodist
cnurcl: by the Rev. l.. B. Betty.
Miss Wise is the daughter of Captain
and Mrs. o. f Wise. and has a large
circle of friends in this and other cities.
..tr. Burlington Is the Oldest son OF Mr.
and Mrs. c. w. Burlington, and is
vaueJ employe of the Galeski Optical
Company. Miss Edna Ruby Wise, sister
of the bride, was maid of honor, and Mr..
Harry Taylor acted as best man. 10
The ushers were Mr.. Jas j. Sauers. OF
Chicago, and Messrs. r. Booth, w. Pear
man. j. Q. Taylor, l.. Brent and b. +.
Schultz of Richmond. After December l
Mr.. and Mrs. Burlington will be at home
AZ No. 7o7 North Fifth street
The Rev. Father William of st. Mary's
Catholic church. officiated at the mar
riase yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock
of Miss Louise Helen Edelhlu;, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Edelblut, and
Mr.. Joseph j. Miller.
The altar was decorated with palms,
and the music was directed by Miss
Margaret Ryan.
The best man was Mr. George II.
Edeblut, the brother of the bride. and
the ushers Mr.. Joseph l.. Miller. the
grooms nephew: Mr.. William Sorg, Mr..
Edward Hulcher, Mr.. Charles Gregory,
Mr. John Kusterer. Mr.. Frank Overmann
and Mr.. William Heekc.
Little Master Edelblut acted as page
to the bride.
The ceremony was followed by re-
ception given in the home OF the brides
parents. 1913 West Marshall street, to the
| bridal party and immediate families of
bride and groom. Afterward Mr. and
Mrs. Miller left for a bridal trip TO New
York and Niagara Falls.
Mrs Sarah Crull and daughter, Jennie.
of so1lG east Franklin street, left on Mon
day for visit of some length to Mrs.
| Crui's parents, in Buffalo. n. Y, to the
regret of many friends in this city.
| Miss Viola Blanche Baldwin and Mr..
| Edgar T. Hines were married in Farm
| vile last night. The bride is the daush
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. R. a. Baldwin, of
! that place. The couple will reside in
/ Lynchburs.
/
of New York, have issred cards to the
marriage of their daughter. Miss Mary
Newbold Lawrence. to Mr.. Heth I.orton.
| formerly of this city, but now Of New
| York. The wedding will take place
Thursday afternoon. Dec. ith. at 5 o'clock
| in Trinity chapel and will be followed by
| q reception at the brides home. i26 East
| Thirtieth street. The cards to the church
! also have the pew number on them.
where each guest will be seated. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Lorton will be ''at home Mondays
| in January III buckingham hotel. The
! bride. who is very attractive, is an heir
| ess in her own right, and belongs to one
| of the most prominent families in the
metropolis, her mother being one of the
i,atronesses Of the Wednesday Cotillon.
| Mr.. Lortun, it is said, is an Irish lord,
Lorton Castle still! being in possession
| of his family. He is an acknowledged
/ leader OF the Southern society in New
York.
Invitations have been issued to the
studio tea OF Mrs Malen Burnett and
Miss IIf1ie Aylett Golfer at their studio on
Wednesday afternoon. November 18th,
from to 6 o'clock. Both of these young
ladies are we!l-known musical artists.
and have gained for themselves an eEy-
able reputation in the musical circles of
this CITY.
Mr.. George Julian Zolnay, the eminent
New York sculptor. whose many Confed-
crate monuments have made him famous
throughout the South. is now at work on
Confederate monument for Nashville.
Tenn.
Miss Bessie Watkins, OF this city, vii!
be a bridesmaid at the wedding which will
take place to-day in Washington, Ga,
of Miss Katherine Leslie GORDON and Mr..
Charles Kettieweli Ober. of Baltimore.
The ceremony Will be performed at noon
al the residence, In Washington, of Mrs.
John Pettus Cozart, aunt of the bride.
Rev. Father Hennessy> will otticiate. The
maid of honor will be Miss Norma Jor-
don, sister of the bride. The other brides
maids will be Miss Mary CoZart and Mss
Antice Victoria CoZart. OF Washington.
Ga; Miss Mary Ober, of Baltimore. and
Miss Neila Law Walton, of Newman Ga.
The four little girls who win hold the
ribbons forming thet aisle for the bridal
party will be Miss Henrietta Cozart and
Miss Frances Hillard of Washington;
Miss Antice Baker, of Augusta, and Miss
Lantaria Jordon, OF Sandersville. Ga
The best man will be the groom's brother
Mr.. Eugene ODER. of Baltimore The
pshers will be DR.. ohm Mckee, Mr.. Harry
O'NeiIl, DIR. William Hill and Mr. VILLA n, !