Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-19
Weddlimgs.

The Rev William Meade Clark of.iciated
at fashionable wedding Thursday after
noon at st. Paul's church. when Miss
Mary Lyons MAYO, thu daughter of Mrs.
Ellen Wise MAYO. and. the late William
c. Mayo was united in marriage TO Mr..
Richard Parker Crenslaw. The church
was beautifully decorated palms and
lighted candles in silver candelabra.
The tgide. who is a charming
young woman and q graceful writer,
wore an exquisite robe of white
1oanne crepe de chene fastened with Next
can stitches and trimmed in chiffon in
n design OF leaves Tho bodice was
trimmed in real lace and chiffon. She
wore a handsome pearl necklace. one
OF her bridal gifts. and carried an ivory
prayer book with a spray of orange bios
SONS between the leaves and entered
the church with Mr.. Henry Wise Mayo,
OF New York. who gave her away.
The bridesmaids gowns Were of white
nrgandie trimmed in white lace medal
lions and wore white liberty silk sashes.
Their flowers were White cosmos, and
thew wore the same blossoms in the hair.
The bridal party entered in the following
order:
Miss Ida Riley. of Baltimore, and Miss
Valerie Slingluff, of Washington.
Mr.. George BRYAN and MT. Paul Petit,
Misses Virginia achy Wise, of Will
Harrisburg and Miss Sarah Richards.
DR. Edward Field, of Norfolk, and DR..
Stands, of Washington.
Misses Guile Harrison and Ella Sling
huff
Dr. II A. Wise of Williamsburg, and
Dr. McAtie. of Washington.
Misses Winora Buck and Lucy Suther
land. of Washington.
Messrs. Edward Mayo and Frank Winn,
of Baltimore.
Then came the maid of honor. the
brides sister Miss Anne Wise Mayo, in
pink oreandie over taffeta, the skirt and
waist deliberately trimmed in cream lace
,nedallions. and carried cosmos.
The bride was met at the altar by
the bridegroom ana his hest man. Mr..
afiieen Crenshaw.
After The ceremony reception was
held in tie home Of the brides sister,
Mrs w T. 0o,,enhiIner. Later IN the
evening -i~. and Mrs. Crcnshaw left for
Washington and 1-u-ay, and will then so
TO Mar,,irsbu:e. W. Va, where Mr.. Cren-
shaw Is M electrical engineer. Among
The out-of-towT guests ut the wedding
,;.rc MI and Mrs. John Chopper, Mrs.
1Jwlnc:l OF Boston; DR.. and Mrs. Reed,
@. Norfolk: Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Cren-
shaw and HRS. Robert Windsor, of Bos-
soa.
Miss Mayo hcionEu to one Of the most
3,"aa.iacnt families in the State, her
Father, who was considered an authority
oa languages. was a NJ. y. Of Yale. and
A.e- mothers father wss Governor Wise.
OF Virginia.
sine, her debut she has been exceed
srgly pcaulu: Il. societE-
>.:- Crcmshaw belongs TO the Crenshaw
satully, o: NirEfais, anc is a nephew
oc DIR. @. A. Crcashaw, Of this city. His
.nofnor. -Nis. Parker. belongs TO that
family ia England. a younger son of the
Earl Of Macclesfela, having settled in
ls!. o: Wight and built the Macclesfield
church. colonial landmark IN the ccun-
~ Mr. Crenshaws grandfather vas
9uGee Richard Elliott Parker, Of tho SUI
a,rc!ne court.
The presents were unusually handsome
and q large nun,bc: were receivd.
The engagement has been announced OF
Miss Madeline McCahe Murphy to Mr.
,Jamcs i. Disney. The marriage Will take
place about the middle of November. Miss