Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23

! who was gowncd In ivory white crepe
de chine. appliqued in lace, trimmed with
chiffon and Worn above tatTeta Her
veil was caught with a pearl spray and
her ornaments We're pearls. She carried
a shower of Brides roses.
The maid of honor. wore a pretty brides
| maids costume of white organdy, with in
I sertions of creme applique. Her flowers
were white chrysanthemums
I Among the guests from. a distance who
witnessed the ceremony were Miss Fannie
McComb, of Waynesboro; Miss Susie Nc
Comb. of Louisa; Miss a:sMcCornb, of
| Staunton; Mr.. and Mrs. z. S. EBlanton, of
Newport News; Mr.. and Misses Krebhs,
! and Miss Horner. Of Lynchburg;; Mr.. w.
Wellington Farrow, of Washington and
Lee University.
After their wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Var
brough left for a northern tour. and
] December 18th they vii! welcome their
| friends at No 1872 Hanover street.
i The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Johnston Farrow, and the
niece of Mr.. w. r. McComb, the presi-
dent of the Union Stock Yards. She is a
! lovely girl. refined, cultured, and as
charming in manner as in personality.
| MIR. Yarbrough, who is associated in
| business with Walter D. Moses & Com
pany, is the orgarist at ST. Johns church,
and is widely and most favorably known
| IL Richmond. Wedding gifts received are
| handsome, valuable, and numerous.
| hiss Charlotte Triton and Mr. Alexan-
| der Ryland were married last evening
| in Gltce Episcopal church by Rev. Ian
| don r Mason and the Rev w. P. Chris
| nan.
! Miss Constance Triton was maid of
I honor. The bridesmaids were Miss
Barnette. Of Franklin, Pa; Miss Jo-
seDhinc Arrnitage. Of Monclair, N. ii;
Miss Mary Ryland and Miss Amelia Coal
| ter both of Richmond. The bride, al
| though a Virginian by birth, is closely
| connected with many old New England
families and she is a lineal descendant
+; Of William Bradford, second governor
| Of Plymouth colony, the originator Of
Thanksgiving-D The groom is a son
f; Of the late Josiah Rrland, second auditor
of State. Among the guests and rela-
| tives of the bride were: Mrs. G. c.. Bar
! nctte. Mr.. l.. w. Barnette. of Franklin.
| Ia; Mrs. j. ]. Goodwin, of Hartford,
! Conn.,, a cousin of Mr.. Pierpont Morgan.
| tile great firanc.er; Miss Helen Sturgeon.
! OF Philadelphia. and Mr.. and Mrs. Kitch-
IN, Of Newark, n. j.
Mr.. Frank S. Burlington and Miss Mel
| lie Lee Wise were married last evening
at 7:3u, o'clock in Clay-street Methodist
! church: by the Rev. l.. B. Betty.
| Miss Wise is the daughter of Captain
| and Mrs. O. F. Wise and has large
circle of friends in this and other cities
ar. Burlington is the Oldest son of Mr.;
and Mrs. c. w. Burlington, and is a
valued employe of the Galeski Optical
Company. Miss Edna Ruby Wise, sister
of the bride. was maid Of honor, and Mr..
Harry Taylor acted as best man.
The ushers were Mr.. JAS. J. Sauers,; of
! Chicago, and Messrs. r. Booth. W. Pear
man. j. Q. Taylor, L. Brent and B. F.
Schultz, Of Richmond After December l
Mr.. and Mrs. Burlington will be at home
at.Nu. TOT North Fifth street.
! The Rev. Father William of st. Mary's
Catholic church. of.ciated at the mar
| riage Yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock
| of Miss Louise Helen Edelblut daughter
| Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Edelhlut, and
Nj. Joseph J. Miller.
| The altar was decorated with palms,
and the music was directed by Miss
Margaret Ryan.
The best man was Mr.. George II.
Edeiblut,, the brother of the bride. and
the ushers. Mr.. Joseph L. Miller, the
groom S nephew; Mr.: William Sorg,- Mr..
Edward :Hulcher.., Mr.. Charles: Gregory.
Mr.. John kusterer, Mr.. Frank Overmann
and Mr.. William Heeke.
Little Master Edelblut acted as page
to the bride.
The ceremony was followed by a re-
ception given in the home of the brides
parents: 1913 u est Marshall street to the
bridal parry and immediate families of
bride and groom Afterward Mr.. and
Mrs: Miller LETT for a bridal trip to New
York and Niagara Falls.
| One Of the most beautiful weddings of
the season took pla ce Wednesday afternoon
at 4:3o o'clock, when Miss Elizabeth Grant
Cameron and Mr.. James Heron Crosman
! of Harrisonburg. Pa, were married in the
| home Of the brides parents. Colonel and
Mrs. Alexander Cameron, Of 519 east
Franklin street.
The spacious rooms and hallway were
artistically decorated with palms,
| American beauties and pink chrysanthe-
| NUNS, the entire color scheme OF the
| wedding being in pink and white. The
front drawing-room where the mony
was performed. was lighted only
with wax tapers in silver and crystal
| candelabra. The improvised altar has
| been draped with an exquisite crepe shawl
and has been placed before handsome
mirror extending from the ceiling to the