The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13
PRETTY WEDDING
At WILLIAMSBURG
Miss Booth is Made Bride Of.
Nj. Wise.
A LAR GE c COMPANY A PRESENT | '':':
Reception rendered at the colonia#
Inn-List of The invited Guests,
Briae and Groom Leave
for the West
A LARGE COMPANY PRESENT
Especial Dispatch to The -tmes.)

WlLLi41AobU ttL,e VA. November L.
Old Bruton faIIsh Cnurcn. one OF the
Quest on this continent, was to-day the
scene of one of the pretuest ~ euoinGs
ever Witnessed witnin lis ancient Wai.S,
wnen Mss henrietta Euwlna, the pretty,
attractive and higniy accomplished uauSl-
ter of DR.. f.. G. Booth, OF historic oar-
ter's Grove, became the bride OF MIR.
Henry A. Wise, the son Of Hon. = ohn ..
Wise, OF New York. The cnurcn was
Beautifully and artistiGally decorated Tor
the occasion with white chyrsantnemunls
and palms, and Igneed by mn. nnurnefa !,
candles. casting soft glow over the
scene OF love and beauty.
Promptly at 4 O'Clock. when the strains
Of Lohengrln's wedding march peaieu
forth from the old organ. the orluai
party entered from the east door IN the
following order:
Bridesmaids-Miss Virginia Peachy
wise, of Williamsburg, and Miss Thomp-
son. Of Georgia; ushers-Edward u.
Booth of Richmond. and John Tnomp-
son Booth, Of Carriers Grove Misses
marquette Patterson and Ellen Rutner-
ford, Of Baltimore: Evan Shelby and
John S. Wise, of New York; Misses Eltz-
abeth Bowdin and Eleanor Tucker, or
Norfolk; Lieutenant Jennings G.. Wise
and C. C. Phillips. of New York; Misses
sue Webb and Elizabeth NIorecock, DE-
Henry A. Wise. Of Williamsburg. and
George sNelns Wise, of Newport News.
va; maid of honor. Miss Clara Booth,
her father. who gave her away. Mr.
Frischkorn, OF Richmond, played the
wedding march.
The groom with his best man, Mr..
Hugh Douglass Wise. his brother, Of
New York, entered from the west door
and met the bride at the altar, where
Rev Landon R. Mason, of Grace Epis-5
copal Church. OF Richmond, performed
the ceremony.
This was the prettiest wedding ever
witnessed within the historic walls OF
the grand old church.
THE COSTUMES.
The brides gown was an exquisite
creation of chiffon embroidered In peoples
over mousseline and taffeta; her veil was
caught with a magnificent sun burst OF
diamonds and pearls, the gift of the
groom. She carried a lovely bouquet OF
lilies of the valley.
The maid Of honor, Miss Clara Booth.
the brides sister, wore a beautiful gown
of accordion plated white silk null over
taffeta and carried large bouquet OF
lovely pink roses. The bridesmaids wore
white organdy deliberately appiGued
with white ribbon, and carried white
chrycanthemums.
The groom is a popular and we'll to
do lawyer OF New York and has hest
of friends throughout the States. And
the bride is one of the most popular
young ladies in this section Of the coun-
try and has hosts of friends in Virginia
and many other States. Wagon load
after wagon load of handsome and costly
presents We're received from the many
friends.
THE RECEPTION.
After the ceremony DR.. and Mrs. Ed
win G. Booth, father and mother OF
the bride. gave a grand reception at he ]
old Colonial" Inn which was par
taken Of by many distinguished men and
women from many States of the Union.
The following are some who were pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Phillips. OF
New. York; C. E. Nelms, of Newport
News; Leroy G. Myers, of New York:
Mr.. and Mrs Cooper Of Washington,
Md: Mrs il. Waters. Of New York;
Mrs. ". B. Pritchard. of New York:
Mrs. Jno. S. Wise. of New York, the
groom's mother: Mss X. S. Day. of
New York: H. w. Fuller general pas
senser agent of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad. Washington. D. c.: L.
A. Moss. of Philadelphia, Pa: Evan
Shelby. of New York; Spencer Borden. OF
Fall River; DR.. John Water and wife;
MI. Henry p. Mover, OF Buffalo: Mr..
and Mrs. Warrington Wise. Mrs. Peyton
Wise. Miss Margaret Crooper. OF. New
York: Mr.. Jackson Guy. Miss Susie Vel
ford. Misses Tinsley. Mr.. Jsrn nss Wise.
Mr. Guy Davis. and Mr.. John Guy, of
Richmond; Miss Folsom. Of Chicago III:
and the bridal PARTY.
During the reception the bride and
groom left on train No. 5. the fast flyer
of the CIlesaneake and Ohio Railroad
for an extended Southern tour afters
which they will return to New York.
where they will make their home.