The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31

candles. Spun candy ornaments in bas-
/ kets. punches Of grapes and flowers added
to the ornamentation, which was eX-
tremely tasteful The dining room and
supper were under Mr.. Moesta's direction.
and the following very complete menu
was arranged by him:
Fried Oysters
Sweet Bread Pates.
Partridges on Toast.
Chicken Salad.
Olives. Celery Pickles.
Sailed Almonds.
Fancy Individual Tutti Fruit.
Fancy Cakes.
Cream MINIS. Bonbons.
Coffee
Mrs. Hammond were an imported null,
with medallion Of Irish point lace; Mss
| BESSIE hammond was III Ole o. saHa. .
trimmed with cnlffon ana lace Miss Lila
hammond wore wnlte oigandy.
| Guests present were Coutad Hutchin-
son, Langstan Johnston, David Lyecn.
stuart Cooke Harold English, Irv n
! Blair, William Gillian, Roy jones, Ga
| mer Minor, OFT. Drake, Wul am Forte,
| .&ussei Cecil, E1enry Adair, Mac Lansf-rd
| George MorgaA, John CeclI, auy BIN
lord Richard BidgGod. Parke kegeste..
| Charming Newton. Mr.. Serman, Robe. t
[ Cabel. Clinton Boyd. Robert Daniel, Jas.
| Dunlop, Percy Penberton, Emil Baugh-
liam Archer Lewis Grant, Charles i al
| GOT, William Turner, Fleasanton Con-
| quest, William Kern, George st eft, Chas.
| Todd. Alfred Upshur, Willie uEshLr,
Homer Wood, Warren Booker. Herbert
! Slaughter. John Swartwout Abaec Pole
| James Reeves. George Sutton, Warner
| Robins, Ne.son Robins, Wyndham SUIT
on. Mac Dooie. Fairfax Jones. Charles
| Lyon, Allan Newton, Percy Montague,
! Gray Miller, Fountain Jones. Mir. c e.
| Russell Bowie, Catesby Jones Chr es
| Bowe, Thomas Brockenbrough: LUu sc
McAdanas, Mary Cooke Branch. Anna
| Belle Forbes, Martha Anne Lundy, Et.el
| McCaw, Charlotte Miller, Carrie Nea,
Marion Smith, Anne Morris Courtenay
Crump Louise Clarke, rIartha Bow e.
Florence Clarke, Linda Bargarnin, Dora
| Dickens. Madge Montgomery Ma tina
| Robinson, Hattie Shields, Lillian B n O d,
| Louise Herbert, Mary Drake, Violet Ash
burner Rosebud Brown, Emma Ola ke
Gertrude Clarke, Roy Sands, Rhoda Da-
Wis, Edna Davis Mary steger, Co a
| Younger Myra Chambers, Withsls
Wright. Josephine Sullivan Rosai E
! Jones. Blanch Patton. Lily Wsmpe
Louise Williams Celeste We.sfser. Nan
| ME Waddiil, Nellie VIM Miss Watson,
Mary aLoulton, Willie Williams.
Ass SgilTan Wedding.
|
the month was celebrated in the ma
rage OF Miss Henlngham Watkins : pi-
man to Mr.. Otto Theodore Hess yeSLe.:-
day at 6 - II. in the home OF the oside
| mother, Mrs. Hcn.ngham Lyons SpNlnlan.
he Kew. William Meade Clark OF s.
James Episcopal Church being the &c e
brant.
Inc halls and parlors were grouped
with PAINS and festooned with bamUcO,
smilax and Southern pine, Silver candle
laura holding white wax tapers, ad el
to the decorative eject. 1h.I.ws or
chestra struck the notes OF the we'd i g
| marches and played during the inte--
change OF nupdal VOWS, Bel eve me. if
all those endearng young charms.
The ceremony was performed in the
front parlor, the bride entering with her
brother, M Robert Scott spt nan #
Charleston. W. Va, who gave her away.
She wore q going-away gown OF da K
blue cloth Her hat was of blue II i e
and white chiffon. with black os ric
plumes. Her flowers were a shswer OF
lilies of the valley and brides 10 es
She was met at the altar by the groom
and his best man Mr.. Walter Hess OF
New York
Mss Sue Conway Spilman was her sis
ter's maid of honor, having on a sarn-
ing frock Of pale blue crepe de chine.
trimmed in chiffon and liberty sat ID
bons. She carried a large cluster OF
American beauty roses. Four ribbon girls
Misses Heningham Lyons Elicit. s
ohine Lyons Elicit. Cam lie Scott Well
ford and Fannie Carter Scott. dressed in
white orgaDdy above blue silk, with hlue
through which the bridal processi y |
1assed and afterward gathering up tn
Gibbons. made a Gordon around them as
'hev stood at the altar
The brides mother. Mrs. Spilman. was
in black crepe de chine. relieved with |
white applique and chiffon. Her corsae.H |
bouquet was Of violets. Miss Arrnistead |
Wexford. the brides aunt. had On pint: |
affefa. with point lace berthe Among |
others from a distance who Witnessed the |
ceremony was Mr.. Robert Scott. OF Roa- |
noke: Lieutenant John Arnlistead Spnman. |
OF the United States navy: Mr.. and Mrs. |
Leon Hess. Miss Lena Hess, Dr. and Mrs
5ofn Draper Maury. Mr. Messn'ore Ken,
dali. DR. William r. Stone. Mr.. Russell |
Il. Burke. Mr.. William Shelby. Mr. Au- |
gustine L. Humes. Mr.. TaZewell Elicit. |
all Of New York; Dir. and Mrs. Lake. the |
Misses Lake. Mrs. S. s. Stone. Miss Stona |
and DR.. Harry r. Stone. of Washington;
Mr. Pray. of Boston; Mr. and Mrs. Thorn |
as Pinckney, of Charleston. S. c.; Mr.. |
and Mrs. Hugh Conway splrran. Dr.. and
Mrs. Trader and Mrs. 2. r. Boston. Of
Warrenton Mr.. G. H Laing. Mr.. r. Q |
Oliver Mr.. Evan Shelby, Mr.. Fl. L. Webb. |
Mr. E. H WARRIOR, Mr. r. L. Benson. |
Mr.. NJ. c. Sykes ami Mr. J. a. c. Johnson. |
Mr. and Mrs. Hess left last night for
a Northern trip They will return 10
Richmond for g weeks visit, after which |
they will be established at No. $40 West
Eighty-third Street. New York Mrs
Hess has enjoyed the reputation Of being
one of the most popular girls in Richmond
since her debut. She is very prominent
socially. being corrected with the> best
families in the State. Mr.. Hess is a law
We, Of established reputation. member
of several of the New York clubs and is
x ell known in the financial and social
circles Of the metropolis.
'Vedde a Noen.
The welding of Miss Rosina ] Abrams
and Mr. Gustavus Fl. Harris took pace