The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13
Social 0,lz
Personal


The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Lee
Dame. the daughter OF the Rev. -. anu
Mrs. William NJ. Dame, Of Balunio.e,
and Mr.. Walter Herndon Niles OF Rlcn,
mond. took pace in Memorial Epls . y. Z
Church, Baltimore, last evening AZ o.Sv
o'clock. the ceremony being PEI , ~ 80. ~
by DR.. Dame, the father of the -. nf '
assisted by his son, the Rev. - iiAe11h1
Page Bryan.
The church decorations IN pains,
pink and VIII te chrysanthernuMs H .,s,l
handsome. profuse and effective. \ he
wedding chorus from Lehene,in was sung
by a full choir OF trained voices as Tug
wedding party entered the churcn. Alt lee
the betr1hal service, the so1t NUS :,
one verse from 20 Perfect Love, sou',ueu l
like sweet refrain of the preceuiiis
song service.
The ushers were srr. Frank Goddard
Of Boston. Mass: Mr.. w am D !,,t
OF New York: Colonel William sKe .on
and Robert w. Williams. OF flch'l,o nv,
Mr.. George Gilmer and MT. ha ,o.1a
Nelson Dame, OF Baltimore. the brother
Of the bride.
The charming bevy Of brtdesrnaios,
Miss Grace Lennon, Miss Amelia rage
Dame. cousin of the br.de; NJ SIS Mary
V. Crenshaw. Miss Sidney Wetherel1' NJ So
Peachy Brown, Miss katherine Hushes'
Miss Mary Norris Hough or BAL more
and Miss Elizabeth Lloyd Lee. OF AieV-
and,ia- Va, had on pretty frocks OF wn'to
point d'esprit above taffeta tn gar nj
ture of pink roses. Their flowers were
armfuls of white chrysanthemums.
The maid Of honor, Miss joseph ne
Putney, looked exceedingly handsome IN
an exquisite costume Of pink embroid-
cred chiffon and accordion plated no
,rty six. She carried shower OF PINK
carnations The bride came Into the
church with her uncle. the Rev. Georse
w. Dame, Of Baltimore by whom she
was given away; the groom with his
best man. Mr.. Langhorne Putney or
this city. awaiting her at the altar she
wore a creation of white panne crepe
deliberately trimmed with duchesse lace
and had in her hand g shower OF brides
roses and lilies of the valley
The ceremony was followed by TO
ception in the brides home 10 the bri al
party and relatives. The house was
beautifully aGorned with palms, growing
flowers and designs in pink and white:
During the reception music was rendered
~ a parlor orchestra.
The bride is widely connected in Vfr-
Tin a and is the only daughter OF the
Rev. and Mrs. W. NJ. Dame. through
her father she is the granddaughter OF
srhe Rev. George W. Dame Cd. D.. OF
Danvil.e, Va. and Of his wife Mary
Maria Page, OF Cumberland county. Her
maternal grandparents are the Rev.
David Funston and Susan Nelson Meade,
., Clarke county. During visits made to
Ter. friend. Miss Josephine Putney. In
Richmond. she has made a most adj
~irable impression by her beauty, grace
and dignity.
Mr. Miles Is meber Of the firm OF
stephen Putney and Company is very
sopular in the social clubs of Richmond
md In business circles. where he has
many warm friends. He will return with
Mrs. Mics from an extended Northern
our to make h s home at No. o22 West
F-rankin Street.
pretty church wedding Of yesterday.
was that of Miss Virgie Estel!e Lockett
and Mr. William Wesley Undertake,
which was solennized last evening in
Pine Street Baptist Church by the Rev.
j. B. Hutson.
The church was tastefully adorned by
Mosmiller with growing plants and
palms. Mr.. Bernard B. Burton rendered
the marches from N1endelssohn and Lo-+
hengrin.
The ushers were M. William luke, Mr..
Frank Hulcher. Mr.. Elton Pillow and Mr..
Emmett Hotze. The best man was the
brother of the groom. Mr.. John Timber
lake.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Lena Lockett. She was handsome
@ly gowned in tailored going-away cos
tune OF dark blue. with hat of SPUR
rel fur. Her flowers were lilies OF tho
valley.
The maid of honor had on white china
- ~c1rSfS
taffeta, and carried American Beauties.
After their marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Tim
berlake left for northern tour of sew
eral weeks.
The bride is the very handsome daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Lockett. of No.
#210 South Pine Street. Mr.. Undertake is
associated in business with Whitmore &;
Company. and as young business ma n
has won the esteem and respect Of those
with whom he has come In contact
a beautiful wedding. and one of much
interest to Richmond people occurred yes
terday morning at the residence % Mr..
and Mrs. D. B. Prosser, when Miss Gwen
sdolvne Louise Prosser became the bride
of Mr.. B. Morgan Shepherd
The house was profusely decorated with
palms, chrysanthemurns and candlabra.
The Rev. r. A Good win. of ST. Johns
Church. performed the ceremony very inn
pressively, and the wedding march was
rendered by Mr.. John Yarbrcugh. Afr.
Joseph Fl. Shepherd. Jr.. acted as best
man. and the ushers were Alessrs W.
E Crawford. NJ F. James. W. 6. Tyler.
and A. L. Wright
The bride looked lovely In gown Of
mode cloth. carrying white chrrsanthe-
NUNS. and leaning on the arm Of Dor
father. She was preceded by her sister.
Miss EVELYN Tabb Prosser. as maid OF
honor. clad In a dainty gown of white
chiffon. carrying pink chrysantllemums
The bride is endowed with much
beauty and culture. and by her charm
ing personality has won host of friends
in this and other cities.
Mr.. Shepherd is business nrrager of
the Southern Planter. and for a number
of years has been connected with the
choir OF st. Johns Church, who. with
the vestry, presented them with hand
some set Of silver.
After a trip of several weeks North.
.h-v will be at home to their friends on
Floyd Avenue.
An event OF rnrch interest in this civ