The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13
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AMI Miss Mary A larcombe.
BEAUTIFUL If: HOME % cERERoNY
BEAUTIFUL HOME. CEREMONY
Of Richmond Relatives and
Friends Of the Groom Were Pres.
ent-Bride Charming Debut.
tante Of Last Season.
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. November "a
An unusually pretty wedding was that OF
Miss Mary Alice Lnrcombe and Mr. lair
Ei,rwell Stringfellow, which took place
at the home of the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John s. Larcombe, No. 1877 II.
Street Northwest, at o'clock to-day.
The drawing-room where the ceremony
was performed was beautifully decorated
The walls were hung with green tapes
tries and the floral decora tons for this
occasion were entirely OF pink chryean-
sthemums. The window-space. where the
priest stood. was massed In palms.
The four ushers. Messrs. John 8. Lar
co1nbe. Jr., the brides brother; Coleman
Northam, George Coles Scott and Mel
vile Branch of Richmond, preceded the
BRIDE to the altar, carrying white satin
ribbon. with which they formed an aisle
for the bridesmaids and the bride to walk
through. Following the ushers came the
bridesmaids, Miss Sophie White. of Rich
mend. and Miss Hessie Cooper. Of Jack
sonville, both schoolmatcs of the bride.
They wore white chiffon built on white
tafieta. and large picture hats. trimmed
with ostrich plumes. They carried loose
punches OF bridesmaids roses. tied with
rinl. gauze ribbon, the only bit Of color
wedding party.
The bride. who is one OF the handson1-
est and most popular Of last seasons
Gebutantes and the first Of them to marry.
was escorted up the white beribhoned
aisle by her father. She was beautifully
Eowned in white satin, with point ap-s
plique. her veil OF white tulle. worn off
the face. fastened by coronet Of orange
blossoms. She carried bouquet Of or
chids. An orchestra in the upper hall
played the Lolenerin wedding march,
ard continued playing the Lohengrin bril-
dial music during the ceremony Mendels-
sohn's Spring Song was also played.
GUESTS PRESENT.
Rev. Father Stafford. of St Patrtck's
Catholic Church, off1cia ted. The guests
Of the occasion, who were relatives and
f,ier's Of the two families, were received
by Mr. and Mrs. Larcombe
After the ceremony beautiful break
fast was served from buffet table dec
Grated in white chrysanthemums The
center-piece was an enormous loving cup
placed on a silver platter. both Of which
we're among the presents of the bride.
The other presents were numerous and
ha ndsome. Major Stringfellow gave full
service of small silver. The bridegroom's
was a very handsome diamond pendant
Tho present of Mr.. md Mrs. Larcombes
will be the furnishing complete of the
rat at No. SIG Park Avenue, Richmond.
which will be the home of the newly mar
rie(. cOunle aWflen IHey Eetliil ~ otti Iii'-ii
wedding tour Among those present from
Richmond were Major stringfellow. Miss
Margaret Stringfellow. Mr.. and Mrs
Stewart Strinefellow. Mr.. Horace String
fellow, Miss Sophie White. Miss Edith
White. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott and Mr..
81 o. McCabe whose handsome Partisan
top hat caused him to be declared the
best dressed man present.
Among the prominent Washingtonians
r. Mrs COrb1n.
Mrs. and Miss Mnitree. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
c, Glover. Miss Glover, Mr.. Arthur Colds
borough. Miss Goldsborough- Miss Fanny
WEelan. Miss Hagner DR.. and Mrs. Fra n
els Hagner. Commander and Mrs. Rush
Wallace. Miss Wallace Mrs. Robert Hink-
Ing, MI. and Mrs. Jimmy Johnson. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Brice and Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Addison.
mo,eans present. among them Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bartlett. the Misses Bartlett,
Mr.. and Mrs Griffith and Mrs strother.