The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05
WEDDINGS OF SOME
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE

Miss Minnie C. Boschen, the daughter
of Mrs. Louise and tho late Herman c.
Boschen, and Mr.. William c. Schmidt
will be married in the home of the
brides mother. No. $40 Arch Street, at
$50 P. NJ, Wednesday, October 8. The
parlors and halls, canvased in white,
will be decorated with palms and ferns
and the color scheme will be evolved in
pink and white. Music Will be fur
nished by an orchestra and the cere-
mony will be performed by the Rev.
Paul Mcneil. D. D., the pastor Of the
German Evangelical Lutheran Church.
The altar viii be in the bay window of
the front parlor and the bridal party
will enter from the hall through the
rear parlor. Only the families and
most intimate friends Of the bridal cou-
pie will witness their wedding. There
will be six bridesmaids: Miss Gertrue
Grammar, Of Boston; Miss Tina SeiSel,
Miss Nora Saigel, Miss Minnie Schmidt.
Miss Elizabeth, Won N. Rosenegh. and
Miss Marca Mcneil. They will wear
white organdie gowns with pink ribbons,
and carry bouquets of pink roses. The
bride will enter with her brother, Mr..
III Carl Boschen. She will be attired
in a robe of white taffeta applique over
white silk. Her veil Will be caught
with orange blossoms and her flowers
will be a shower of lilies of the valley.
Mr.. Eddie Schmidt will attend the groom
rs his best man. A reception will fol-
low the ceremony, after which the young
rouple Will leave for an extended north
ern tour. Miss Boschen who is a young
lady OF the greatest refinement and
much charm OF manner, is the daughter
pf a gentleman who was one of the best
known merchants In Richmond. She
is also the granddaughter of the found
er OF firm that for many years was
Identified with the business Interests Of
The city,. Mr.. Schmidt Is the head of
large mercantile firm and is one Of
khe most prosperous among Richmond's
Young business men.
The marriage OF Miss Fannie Warren
AcCurdy. the attractive and accomplish
d daughter of Mrs. Jennie Warren Nc
curdy, and Mr.. John Summerfleld Tai
nan. VIII take place Wednesday even
ng, October Sth. at o'clocki The Rev.
/. George ii. Spooner, of Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church will be the celebrant,
he wedding being IL the home Of the
Bride. No. 2ol6 East Grace Street The
)arlors VIII be grouped effectively with
)alms and lighted With candelabra and
,haded lamps. The young couple will
bland to take their VOWS before an i'm
provised altar, erected between the win
lows of the front parlor Mr.. Reginald
Walker will direct the music. rendering
me wedding marches and playing 20
Perfect Love very softly during the
ceremony The ushers, foyr in number,
Kill be Mr. William Luke, Mr. Leon
Ruskell. Mr.. r. p. Fitzgerald and Mr..
William Jarvis The bride, gowned in a
travelling costume OF French gray, with
hat and gloves to match and carrying
brides roses. will be attended by her
natron OF honor i and lifelong friend.
Mrs Harry Harris. Mrs. Harris will
have on handsome creation of cream
etan1ine trimmed with ecru lace. Her
flowers will be American Beauties. The
groom with his best man. Mr.. Dallas
Taiman. viii await the bride at the altar.
Immediately after their marriage the