Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

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] tan, Episcopal church, OBLIGATED,
I The bride was attended by her MAID
Of honor. Miss abel Williams. OF Bal
! more. and by her three nieces, Misses
| Helen, Elsie and Lucille Williams. Inc
| ceremony viii, be preceded by wedding
! breakfast for the family and bridal party.
| MIR. Edward Coggins of Baltimore was
| best man. Immediately after Inc eere-
| mony Nir and Mrs. Coggins left for
wedding tour.
The spacious and prettily decorated par
,ors of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II BoWies,
a:0l east Clay street. were hlied TO over
! flowing at $50 Wednesday evening. the oc-
ca sion being the marriage of their daugn-
/ ter. Miss Elizabeth Jeanette BoWies, 10
Mr.. William Alpheus Clarke, Jr. ProHlpt-
! ly at the appointed hour. and to the m
/ sririns strains OF Meneelsshon. arhstlcally
| rendered by Mrs. Shelton w. Davis the
/ bride entered, attlred In beautiful broad
/ cloth tailor-made suit Of blue. applique
! trimming. hat to match. leaning on the
! arm of the groom. The words which made
| them man and wife were tmpressiVeiy
spoken by the brides pastor, Rev. N.
Ashby Jones
The groom was attended by his best
| man Mr.. Joseph NJ. Bowles. and the FOL
| lowing gentlemen acted as usheIs:
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! the latter a brother Of the groom.
The bride, a petite brunette, Is one OF
| the most popular ladies of her section
os the CITY. and one OF the leading work
| ers of Leigh Street church. The groom IS
connected with the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society In this city. and is held in
high esteem by his friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarke left on the evening
train for New York and other Northern
points. and will be away about two weeks,
and on their return will reside at 81 north
Twenty-,hird street. The presents, con-
| sistins chiefly of solid silver. brc-a-brac,
Haviland china. etc. were exquisite, num-
/ boring 200 nearly.
quiet though beautiful wedding tool.
place in the parlors Of the Rev. DR.. j. s.
Hudson. of Pine-S1rest Baptist church
"Wednesday night al $50 o'clock. the con-
tracing parties being N1r. Robert II. Les
and Miss Hattie V. Andrews.
No one was present at the ceremony
but Mr. Phillip T. Stone. who acted as
best man.
The bride. the charming daughter OF Mr..
Richard L. Andrews of Church Hill, look
ed lovely in g dark blue tailor-made suit.
with hat and gloves TO match. She car
ried a beautiful bouquet of Brides roses.
They will reside in Manchester after g
bridal tour of the Southern States.
Inv!tato have been issued TO the mar
rage of Miss Mary Elizabeth OVernaann
to Mr. Frederick Paul Bernhard. on We'd
nesday. November Eth, 1902 at o'clock.
al ST Mary's Catholic church. Miss Over
mann is the charming and popular daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank Opermann. Of
this city.
An entertainment will be given this
evening III the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION Hall, the proceeds to be used
for the musical education of young artist
o. this city.
An interesting engagement recently an
nounced is that Of Miss Mamie Leslie
Jennings to Mr. Philip Henry Powers.
! The wedding will take place in January.
| Miss Jennings is one of the most charm
| ing young ladies in Richmond society.
| and her fiance is with the firm of Powers
Taylor Drug Company.
December ) is the date set for the mar
riage OF Miss Mary Blair Binford and
Mr.. Franklin a. Hobson. The wedding
will take place In the Second Presbyterian
church
Invitations have been Issued for the
marriage Of Miss Caroline symington,
daughter of the late Colonel Thomas Sy
mington, Of Gainesville. to Mr.. Walling-
ton Hardy. OF Norfolk. Va. The wedding
will take place Wednesday, Nov. 18th. at
noon at the Brown Memorial church. Bal
tirao,e. Miss Symington is a granddaugh-
ter Of Mr. W. w. Spence and is quite
an accomplished young lady. Miss Emily
Riggs Will be best girl and the brides
maids will be Miss Louise Synlingtol.
sister Of the bride; Miss Lucy Harvey
Miss Margaret Reid, Of Norfolk. Va
| Miss Mary Esther Gill and Miss Maude
| Howell
The groom will be attendea by his
| brother. MIR. Russell Hardy. The follow
ing Will act as ushers: DR.. ]. Charles
Macei'l. Mr.. w. W, Synaington. Mr.. How
ard Bland, Mr.. John symington. and Mr..
Saunders Taylor. of Norfolk, Va.
| very pretty marriage was solennized
! Tuesday night al O'Clock al the home
of the brides father. a1a south Cherry
street when Miss Hattie Y. Davis and
Mr.. ticajah Bradley were married
| Miss Davis is g young lady Of charm
| ing personality. and decidedly handsome
| Mr.. Bradley holds position with the To-
cal street railway company here. They
will live in the home Of her parents
| Many handsome presents were received
by the young couple.
/ DR.. and Mrs Edwin Gillian Booth. of
| Carriers Grove" have issued invitations
! % the marriage OF their daughter Miss
Henrietta Edwins Booth 10 Mr.. Henry 4.
] Wise. OF New York. The ceremony will
be performed Wednesday afternoon Nov.
| Z. at O'Clock, in Bruton Parish church,
! Williamsburg. Va. reception will fol-
| fow at $50 o'clock in Colonial Inn
Many Richnlonders will attend the we'd
ding which will be q brilliant affair
Miss Booth has frequently visited the
Misses Guy, on west Grace street. and
has many friends here. Mr.. Wise is ths
sen OF Hon John S. Wise. OF New York.
and grandson of Governor Wise. of
Virginia, and has many friends and rel
atiVes in Richmond.
Mr.. Flanagan Palrlore and Miss Mary
f. Blue were married Wednesday night at
$50 o'clock. al the home Of Mrs. NJ F.
Welch. No 25o9 east Franklin street by
Rev. I. NJ. Mercer. Miss Blues home is in
Charlottesville. where her parents Mr.
md Mrs. J. L. Blue, now live: but for the
past three years she has lived in Rich
mond- Mr.. Palmore is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. w F. Palmore Of this city. and
is in the dairy business.
The wedding march was played by Miss
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