Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-09


ma rlor, we're decorat ted with palms ano
= nj halls. canvassed in white, were ere
decorated & with palms and ferns anoS
tho music was furnished bya9,s an : oI,9
chestra and the ceremony was was peri
by Rev. Paul Meme, D. the paseol
OF the German Evangel ell -.
church. The altar was in.the pay WIZ
dow of the front parlor and the prlG t,s
m rtv entered from the hall through tne
he rear parlor. Only the families ana
=, f.t, intimate friends Of the bridal couple
witnessed their wedding There were SIX
tr;desmaids: Miss Gertrude CraInar,
of Boston: Miss Tina Seigel, MISS Mora :.
Seigel. Miss Minnie Schmidt, MISS Eli1a-
beth Won n. RoseneGk and MISS HISS. Malt 81
Mcneil. They wore Whlte =! 8 - ~
GOWNS with pink ribbons and carried bou-
one.. OF pink roses. The bride entered
with her brother. Mr.. Fl. Carl Boscnen.
she was gowned in a robe OIL "nlte
tafreta applique over white SILK. Her
yeiI will be caught with orange blossoms
and her flowers were a shower OF HneS
of the valley Mr.. Eddie Schmidt atteho-
ed the groom as his Lest man.
ccption followed the ceremony, a1ter
which the young couple lett 1or ai1
extended northern tour.
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tive young lady and Mr.. Schmidt pronl-
nent business man.
The home of Mrs. Jennie Warren Nc
Curdy, No 2516 east Grace street. was the
scene of pretty wedding last evening at
{ O'Clock when Miss Fannie Warren NC
Cur7y and Mr.. John Summarized 1ainlali
pliehtcd their troth Mr.. Reginald walk
er presided at the oroan and rendered
=, WY ha
which was performed by Rev. George II.
Spooner. The usi1ers. four in number were
Messrs. William Luke. Leon Ruskell,
P. Fitzgerald. and William Jarvis. The
bride, gowned in a travelling costume OF
French gray with hat and gloves TO
match and carrying Brides roses, were
attended by her matron OF honor. mrs.
Harry Harris. Mrs. Harris wore
handsome creation Of cream etamine
trimmed with ecru lace. Her flowers were
be American beauties. The groom. with
his best man Mr.. Dallas Talman, await
ed the bride at the altar. Immediate
~ after their marriage Mr.. and Mrs. TAI
man will take the sos train for a trip to
Washington Niagara and New YORK.
After October 23d they will be at home to
friends at No. 2516 east Grace street.
The wedding of Miss Georgia smith
Seawell and Mr.. Walter Catesby Perrin
will be celebrated this evening at o'clock
in Ware church. Gloucester county. The
church will be very handsomely decorated
and the music will be directed by Mrs.
William Mott. of Toddsburg. Miss Mol
lie jackson will be her sisters maid OF
honor. Bridesmaids will be Misses Edna
Horner. of Alexandria; Sally Perrin. OF
Gloucester; Rebecca Lloyd of Baltimore,
Bessie Hairston Insles. of Richmond;
Hettie Catlett James. of Newport News;
Marietta Slingluff, OF Baltimore; Bertha
Perrin Naylor and Margaret Arthur
Tabb. of Gloucester. Mr.. William r. Per
rim. of Baltimore, will be best man, and
Messrs John TAYLOR Perrin, John Tyler
Seawel John Tabb Jesse r. Hinl1le.
Stanley Beckwith. Of Petersburg; DR.. Jno.
W. c. Jones' Joseph Curtis James, Will
liam C. l.. Taliaferro and Ray Nicholson
will act as ushers.
Miss Ingles and her brother left Mon
day to attend the wedding which will be
followed by reception at the Shelter,
the home Of the brides father, Mr..
Harston SeaWell.
A pretty marriage occurred yesterday
at No. SIS north Eighth street when Miss
Pearl Fisher, the handsome daughter OF
Mr.. c. H. Fisher. became the bride of Mr..
Walter A. Dent. The bride looked very
charming in her wedding gown of steel
gray with hat and gloves to match and
carried a large bouduet of Brides roses.
Miss Ruby Fisher acted as maid Of honor
and Mr.. Touman was the best man. Mr..
and Mrs. Dent left for Baltimore. New
York. and Washington: on their return
reception will be given in their honor,
Mr.. Dent is a popular employee of r. L.
Christian & Co., and is popular with
wide circle Of friends.
A silver tea will be given tomorrow eve
ming at o'clock in the lecture-room Of
Christ Episcopal church for the benefit
of the Home Circle of Kings Daughters
and Sons. There will be music and re-
freshments and an enjoyable evening is
anticipated The reception committee
will be composed Of Mrs. J. F. New
berry. Mis- Estelle Gibson Mrs. Mullen
and Mrs. Fred Lowe.
The Home Circle of Kings Daughters
will meet Thursday at $50 o'clock in the
afternoon in the parlor of Christ Episco-
pal church when final arrangements
for the entertainment will be made.
The cnga cement is announced of Miss
Christie H. Poppenheim, the daughter Of
the late Mr.. C. T. Poppenheim, of
Charleston, S. c., and MIR. Hugh Miller,
Of Richmond.
Miss Poppenheim has frequently been
the guest of Miss Nina Randolph, and
formed many acquaintance during her
stay here. She is d most attractive and
cultured young lady.
Mr.. Miller is the brother of Mr. Will
liam r. Miller, and is successfully asso-
ciated in business with the Virginia Caro-
lima Chemical Company. The wedding
will take place this autumn, the exact
date having not yet been decided.
Invitations have been received in Rich
mond from Mr.. and Mrs. Mark II. Doc
ley for the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Hazeline Dooley and Mr.. George
Stack Norfleet The ceremony will be
performed Wednesday Oct. %. at $50
P. NJ, in Gunton Temple Presbyterian
church. Washington. D. c. The young
couple. who have many friends in Rich
mend, will be at home after Novem-
Der, in Winston Salem. n. G.
Mr.. John B. Minor. of this city will
be one Of the groomsmen this evening