The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
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Mrs. Atkinson was accompanied by Mrs.
Sidney j. Dudley and DR.. Atkinson She
has been in delicate health for some
time, and her physicians think that she
will be much benefited by the salt air.
Mr.. James D. Patton, president OF the
Richmond Passenger and Power Com
pany, entertained a number of his friends
at his home on Franklin Street last night
with stag dinner, there being present
several of Richmonds most prominent
business men. 1t is said that a thoroughly
delightful evening was enjoyed, the party
lasting until late in the night.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Mary Mayo. the daughter OF Mrs. NJ.
Mayo. of Williamsburg. to Mr. Parker
Crenshaw. of Martinsvlle, W. Va, the
wedding to take place from ST. PauTs
Church during October.
The bride-eIect is extremely popular
both in Washington and Richmond So
ciety circles, being connected with all the
prominent Mayos of Virginia. and is u
niece of Hon. Henry Wise, of New York
Mr.. Crenshaw is also connected with the
old Virginian family of that name, and
has g, wide circle of friends both in the
business and social world.
The wedding will be largely attended
and will take place from the home of DIR.
t1lt MIS- w L ot)DtIllIeliIeI, Tie ldllcl
being sister OF the bride Fourteen
fair maidens will wait on this popular
young bride. many of them being. from
the smart set of this city.
A wedding that promises to be OF as
much interest as the Langhorne-Brooks
nuptials last autumn Is that Of Miss
Henritta Edwina Booth. of Carriers
Grove, Va, and Mr.. Henry A. Wise.
assistant District Attorney, of New York.
The wedding has been set for November
18th, just three days sooner than that
of Miss Langhorne last season, and will
take place at the Bruton Parrish Church
and will be followed by large recep-
ton. many friends and relatives going
to Williamsburg from distance on pur-
pose. Miss Fannie Guy, of this city;
Miss Salle Wood. Charlottesville: Miss
Lizzie Bowdoin and Miss Maria Tucker,
Norfolk; Miss Edith Thompson, Atlanta;
Miss Nina Wise, New York; Miss Eliza
beth Morecock. williamsburg, and Miss
Clara Booth, Carter's Grove; Messrs. Z.
G. Booth, Jr.. Richmond; George helms
Wise. Newport News; John S. Wise, Jr.,
C. c. Phillips, Evan Shelby, and Ralph
Holland, of New York; Spencer Carter.
Richmond; Thompson Booth, Carriers
Nv Z, NltLeldlil I1uSLl W tSSr oiiilti ol1lcS
Navy; Drs. Henry A. Wise, Williams
burg and Cary D. Lanshorne, Lynch
burg, will be among the attendants.
The engagement is announced of Mr..
Frank p. Tyler OF Fredericksburg, to
Miss Elizabeth Pratt. OF New York, and
granddaughter of Mr.. Charles D. kellogg.
Mr.. Tyler is well known throughout
Virginia, and is connected with Mr.. John
1'yler's family. of this city. The date
0. the wedding has not been set.
The Hot Springs correspondent for the
New York Herald yesterday said: Mrs
Robert S. Bosher and daughters arrived
this morning from Richmond to spend
September here as usual. Miss Bosher
has the reputation of being one of the
most beautiful young women in Virginia,
and is always one OF the bellies of this
resort.
One of the first of the autumn wed
dings was that Wednesday evening at
Emmanuel Baptist Church of DR.. Daniel
c. Wilson and Miss jamie Jennings, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Jennings.
The wedding was an extremely pretty
one the bridesmaids in their sheer white
organdies and large black hats, with
black elbow gloves and the bride in her
handsome white silk deliberately embroid-
cred, holding a shower OF roses making
a pretty picture against the background
o: palms and potted plants.
The bridesmaids were: Misses Bessie
Webster, Louise Webster, Eva Burruss.
and DelIie Burrus. The ushers We're; 4
Messrs. Wade w. Williams, Wallace G.
Capitaine, w. f. Mariner, and a. c.
Lowry.
Miss Sadie Jennings, sister of the bride.
was maid of honor, and entered with her
They were met at the altar by the groom
and his best man, DR.. L. Conway smith.
and the impressive ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. David A. Solly.
DR. and Mrs. Wilson left on the 1890
seaboard train for the former home OF
the groom at Willow Springs, near Ra-
leigh. N. c.. where they viii spend
week or ten days. They will be at