The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-27

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Il fTeaeric4 sia.&; on TUESDAY, July 18Th
az ~ . c-oes y ~. o Mr. William =.
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the VEINS linz a sieaners plying be
tween tbs city aaG Baltimore.
y n'est romantic wedding occurred in
i-iaGk.sona Thursday between Miss Liz
Z.e .soHaalIE, OF that place, and Mr. tiar-
- .sast7ews. OF ia gle Lake. Texas lie
VI :1.sr$ of Blackstone and brother
O Ms t&TGGa. of Manchester. Va.
MIN the event goes d story of youthful
lovers ssparation. an occasional eX-
change OF letters. a-return of the departed
lover alter twenty years absence. a re-
':@Ha! OF youthful days. the joining OF
hearts ane ne departure Of the now hap
~ nair for their home in the Lone Star
State.
@r. and Mrs Matthews left immediately
a:tci tie ceremony. which was quiet
homo affair, to which only a few init
mate friends and relatives were invited,
fer Virginia Beach, where the honey
moon will be spent
smother wedding which savors OF
~ hen knighthocd was in Flower, will
take place on August 9Th at The Oaks.
C0'es Ferry, Va. the family estate OF
MI. and Mrs. Henry Crenshaw Rice, be-
tween Miss Mary Blair Rice, grand
daughter of Judge and Mrs. Roger A.
Pryor, of New York, and Mr. Charles
William Beetle, one of the curators of
tf.e New York Geological Park, in the
Bronx, and graduate of Columbia Uni
vcrsity.
They will be married in the old gar
den. Just as the sun peeps over the
trees said Mrs. Pryor to New York
reporter. There can be nc more beau
tfal spot than that in which to get mar
ried.
1T is an old garden laid out in English
style by my own grandmother years ago.
Trimmed hedges of box and lines of curv-
ing walks and flower-beds. All sorts OF
oid-fashioned flowers grow. there in beau
tifu profusion In the middle is a rustic
summer house. where their marriage will
take place, Around it are stately Old
trees.
THE bride will come down the terraces
from the house, along a white gravelled
walk. through flowers, to the waiting
bI idegroom.
after the marriage the young couple
will make an extended trip to Nova Sco-
tia
The ceremony will be performed at sun
rise by the Rev. William Miller, of Bryn
Mawr Pa
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. G.
'.hrasher. near Pearisburg. Va. there oc
CURED on Wednesday evening a very
beautiful wedding The contracting par
ties were Miss Frances Smoot Easley.
daughter o. Mrs. Minnie &. Easley'. and
Dr. Walter Peck Miller of Newport Va.
The bride, most becomingly goUnad in
white Paris mousselne with Il long veil
and orange blossoms. entered with her
sister, Miss Mary Augusta Easey, as
niald of honor, to the strains of Mendel-
ssohns wedding march, played by Mrs.
Mason. sister of bride
entered with his brother, Mr.. William
Miller, of Newport Rev. DR.. Clarke. of
Bluefleld, performed the ceremony. At
til sumptuous repast the bridal party
LETT for Newport, their future home.
DE- Miller graduated at the University
College Of Medicine, in Richmond, a few
ycals ago, and located at Newport, where
he has already acquired a lucrative prac-
tice- His fair bride is one of Pearls
burg's most charming young ladies and
one only hears fond wishes for the hap
pinesS of the two young lives so auspi-
cicuSly united.
There was representative gathering
Of Richmond and Ashland people Thurs
day night at the formal opening of the
Henry Clay Inn, which took the form of
a delightful reception and dance given
by the stockholders of the inn An or
chestra from Richmond discoursed ex-
cellent music during the entire evening,
and the> merry dancers tripped the light
fantastic. toe until the sweet notes of
Home Sweet Home" warned them that
the wee sma' hours" were at hand
Those participating We're: Misses Mat
tie McCullen Kennedy, Cooke, Ja.leway.
Carrie Mills. Condo Bridges, Molle
Bridges, Carrie Nixon, Augusta Nixon;
Halber Stalt. Of Baltimore: Elizabeth
Pendleton. Mary Pendleton, Nell Win
r,Sa T.
nOlds, Mrs. l.. T. w. Narye; Messrs .II
D. Kerr, NJ D. Pace, Richard F. Beirne
William Carneal. Stonewall boswell. Ro-
bert Nixon, Rutherford Fleet, Beverly
Fleet, Matthew and Thomas Pendleton,
Carl McCullen, Bruce Bowe Miller
Leake, E. L. c. Scott L. T. W. Marye.
Miss Virginia Goodman, Of Belle
Monte" Orange county, gave a delight
full german in honor of her friends, Miss
Curtis, Miss May Curtis and Miss Han
cock. of this city, on Wednesday evening.
The home OF Mrs. J. J. Goodman was
| handsomely decorated and the affair
was one of the most enjoyable of the sea-
son. The handsome gowns and costly
jewels made fitting frame for the fair
young dancers. During the evening Ices
were served on the wide piazzas of Belle
Monte
with Miss Hancock, who wore violet
mousseine and lace
Ono of the most beautiful marriages of
the season was solemnized at high noon
last Wednesday at Mineral Springs
Church, Greenway. Va, when Miss Mary
Horsley. second daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. C. Payne, became the bride OF Mr.
Samuel T. Atkinson. Rev. F. P Robert
/ son performed the ceremony, amid a large
col course of friends and relatives Of both
parties.
Miss Leila Dabney Taylor Of Pow
! hatan. a granddaughter of the late
Judge Pope Dabney, held a birthday ce.
! ception Thursday, at which Misses Ellie
Wingfield, Hannah and Mabel Eichel-
| berger and NIargie Jones' Of Richmond.
were present.
The City Union OF the Kings Daugh-
tiers and Sons will give a moonlight ex-
cursion on the "Pocahontas'' July S1st.
ait $50 O'Clock. There will be music and
/ dancing also.