The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-12

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OF washington: Charlotte holland. OF
Middleburg; Gabrtetta Page. Claudia
Palmer, Adair Minor. Berta Wexford.
Edna Forbes, Kate MeredlLn, May ION I
nan, Gertrude Camnl, Helen Christian.
Elsie Cameron, Margaret Shields. Eliza
beth Whitlock. Mary Buford. Eleanor |
Bosher. Kate Harris. Leila Taturn. Hattie |
Ross. and Julia Morton.
Miss Jessie Bailey. the attractive daugh-
ter Of Captain and Mrs. James T. Bailey,
was married to Dr.. 3. I. Brown at St.
johns Church yesterday morning at
clock. DR.. Robert a. Goodwin off1ciat-
ing. To the strains Of the wedding march.
played by Mrs. Yarbrough. the ushers en-
tered the church first, they bein- Messrs.
Robert Mitchell, Preston Noland, VI.
Bailey and DR.. Hunter Scott The bride,
wearing gown of Haranna brown cloth,
| with panne velvet trimmings and a chieux
Of violets, entered with her sister and
| maid OF honor. Miss Mary B. Brown. who
| was in blue 5broaGcloth and carried a
| bouquet of violets, and were met at the
| altar by the groom and his best man, DR..
| johnson, of Old Point
Immediately after the ceremony Dr..
| and Mrs. Brown left for New York and
! on their return will reside at Old Point,
| where DR.. Brown has charge of the quar-
! antine service
pretty home wedding yesterday was
| that of Miss Alice May Bowman. who
| was united to Mr.. William Mason
| Grubbs. at the residence Of her parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Bowman, on
| Church Hill, at $50 o'clock
| The parlors were decorated in palms and
| carnations. and covered with crash. Ihe
| bridal party, consisting of little Misses
Florence Bowman and Lucille Pelouze,
| wearing dainty white Liberty silks. pre-
coded the ushers, who We're Messrs
| Hugh Fairlamb, Oswald kastan. and
| Marion and Clayton Bowman The prlde
| wearing, a gown of white peau de soie,
| trimmed in lace and pearl trimmings, and
| carrying a bouquet OF white rases, en-
| tered with her maid of honor. Miss AN
/ ME T, Blackshaw, of Jersey City. who
| wore white landsdowne and carried pink
| carnations. and were met at the I'M
/ provised altar by the groom and his best
man, Mr.. Joseph H Grubbs. and united
! by Rev W. E. Evans, assisted by Rev.
/ Carey Z. Morgan.
The bride is the attractive daughter OF
| Mrs James c. Bowman, who wore
| handsome dress of black crepe over tat
| feta: while the groom is the head clerk
in the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
4 Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Grubbs left on an extended
Northern tour. and on their return Will
reside at Chestnut Hill.
Among the out-of-town guests were MIS-.
8. A. Bowman. of Washington; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Riley, of Nashville Tenn;
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander. of Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. McAllister, of Chenille,
O.: Mrs Riley, Mr.. and Mrs. Blackshaw,
of Jersey City, and Mrs Robert Holmes,
of Toronto Canada.
Miss Blanche Franklin, the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Franklin. was mar
ried 10 Mr. Harold Linwood Jobson last
night at the residence Of her parents, NO.
| 210 East Clay Street, at $50 O clock
The house was prettily decorated IN
palms ana pms CARNATIONS ana a iiGo II
aisle was formed by little Miss Grace
FRANKLIN IN dainty white organdy' Wiz
blue sash. To the strains OF the wedding
march, played by Miss Mabel Taylor, the
bridal party entered, led by little MISS
Mamie tranklin, in white orsandy ana
blue ribbons carrying the ring DR..
VIM. r. Slower, Of Philadelphia, was
best man and Mrs. VIM. fuinGeXter rnalu
of honor, in a white orsandy over blue
taffeta, large black velvet hat and car
rying shower of pink carnations
The bride. gowned III gray crepe de
chine trimmed in blue panne velvet ana
applique lace with a large gray Chiffon
hat carving bouquet of pink roses,
entered leaning on the arm Of her brotne..
DR.. a. G. Franklin, Jr., and was united
by Rev. Z. l.. Goodwin.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. \. G. Franklin, while the groom Is
travelling salesman for the Southern
Biscuit Works.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
loft
and on their return will reside at the
Hotel Roanoke. Among the out-of-town
guests were Mr.. a. c. Cary, Chattanooga
i Tenn. Miss Iris Jobson, of Philadelphia,
and DR.. Slower, of Philadelphia.
A pretty luncheon Monday was that of
Mrs. ]. Taylor Ellyson, who entertained
at :, o'clock in honor of Mrs. G. II. Tur-
man, of New York at which covers were
laid for eight, and the table, decorated
in jonaui1s and hyacinths, Those invited
20 inset ner were her sister, Mrs. H y
ellis. Mrs. j. D Crump. Mrs. Z D
Hoto. kiss, Mrs. w. j. WhitehurSt, Mrs
E. D. Price, and Mrs. Frank T. Crunp.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Daughters of the Confederacy will be
held at Lee Camp Hall this af-
ternoon at 4:3O o'clock. All blanks for
new members must De Drought IN at
regular meetings, accompanied by annual
dues of 60 cents. This is also date for
annual dues. The assessments to the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
and State Division are payable in Feb
uary. Members will please bring or send
to Mrs. Charles E. Boiling treasurer, 9Oi
West Grace Street. According o III CIR
stitution. after two years notice all
members who have not paid dues are
marked members not in good standing.
unless statement is sent acknowledging
that the member is unable to pay. Care
lessness in paying dues means much to
the treasurer Of the Richmond Chapter.
| who make no other assessments. All
| visiting Daughters are welcomed at the
meetings, The Central Committee of the
| Davis monument will meet the same at
| ternoon.