Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-28

Mrs. Thomas w Gentry, OF ~ 'oousi
/ Pine and is valuable employee OF the
Southern Railway Company IN Man
/ chester.
After the ceremony a reception was
rendered their friends in the home OF
the bridegroorl's parents. 10 South Pine
street.
! The young couple left at Hos
O'Clock o.er the Southern road for an eS-
tended trip South and on their return
will be at home to their friends in 6lI IL
South Pine street after Tuesday, Sept. 80.
Cards arc out for the marriage of Miss
Mary Beverly Radcliffe, the daughter of
Mrs. James w. Radcliffe, Of Ashland.
Va, to Mr. Richard Lcffinswell Chenery.
The ceremony will be performed Tues
day evening, Oct. ., at 40 O'Clock. IN
the Baptist church at Ashland. MISS
Ratcliffe is an admired member OF Ash
lands society, and Mr.. chenery is
prosperous businessman of Richmond
At the Episcopal residence, No. s0t east
Grace street Wednesday night at O'Clock
Miss Lucy Marie Rogers was married to
James Thomas Pittard by Rev. Father
Joseph Magri. The bride is q pretty and
attractive young lady and resides at AL
cast Clay street. Mr.. Pittard formerly
lived in North Carolina, but has been
a student at the Medical College Of Viz
ginia, where he will continue his studies
3or tho ,ev-+ .y,o ,,aars
Rev Father Joseph Magri oficiated at
1re6nssdsw aftnrnoon when Miss Annie
! ,ror,}-, bac,r,,a the b~idc of ar Walter
C.rriar THO 1,-a17;Tp MARCH vas nlaved
h,- Miss Nina RandoInh. The bride was
becon?ingly attired in q white organdie,
low tI,IIa veil and carried a bo1,nuer O,
7,-;5a-c roees Har maid IF honor
Victoria Iarenl,a wore = -,rc-;y dress of
white preamble with large black picture
MT and carried mink carnations. The
ring was horne bv Master Maurice
| Sweeney. and the following acolytes were
in attendance: Masters Cornelius Poh
and Fdpsr Donah1Ia 4 receptiou at the
brides home. followed the ceremony. The
l,rida ;s q very nretty and charming girl.
and the groom is a popular young bust
ness-man.
Cards have been issued announcing the
forthcoming marriage of Miss Sadie Alan
w Todd to Mr. Clarence r. Seaton. at
| Cienmore Augusta county. Va, October
| sth. The bride-elect is q daughter of
| Hon. John w. Todd. of Augusta county
She has many relatives and friends IN
| this city. Mr.. Seaton is a member of
the firm OF Seaton & Son. coal dealers,
of this city, and is a successful business
man. After a northern trip they will re-
side at No 24D7 Grove avenue. this city
Rev. I. NJ Mercer oficiated at a pretty
ceremony Wednesday afternoon at $50
O'Clock when MISS Rose Olivia Bauer
and Mr. Stanley Marshall Tayior were
beautifully decorated with palms and cut
flowers, and an impromptu altar was i'm
provised before which the happy pair
plighted their marriage VOWS. The bride
taffeta with overdress of mousseliae de
sole and carried Brides roses. Her long
tulle veil hung in graceful folds, and was
caught with a diamond ornament Her
sister. Miss Lily Pearl Bauer, was maid
of honor and looked very pretty in
gown of blue silk and lace. The dainty
rng-bearer was little Miss Ethel TaDp
Bauer, the brides niece, who was az
tired in white chiffon over white silk.
The best man was Mr.. Arthur b. Walker,
of Washington. After receiving the con-.
gratulations OF lneir friends, air and
Mrs. Taylor left for a northern trip
phia. New York, and Niagara They VIII;
make their future home in washington.
The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. A. D.
Bauer, of Home Place and is an exceed
ihsiS pretty ana cultured girl hlr. IaF-
Tor is successful young Businessmen,
and has recently invented the electro
pneumatic sperometre- The popularity of
The young couple was attested by the
large number of wedding gifts OF cur
glass. silver, and brio a-brac received by
them.
Miss Grace Minetree. daughter OF Mrs
& a Mlnetree, and Mr. Ralph Frank
houser an employee Of the American
Bridge Company, were married We'd
nesday evening in the home of
the brides mother No. l20 south
Sixth street. Rev. Cary E. Nor
gan performed the ceremony. The
bride wore a travelling suit of broad
cloth and carried Brides roses. The usl-
ers will be Messrs Henry Brown, Wood
reception followed the ceremony, and
AR. and AIRS. Frankhouser left on the
4:22 A NJ train for Cumberland Md,
and otner points North. They will return
TO Cumberland. Md, and remain un1u
Christmas. The presents received were
especially pretty,
INVITATIONS have been received here
from MI and Mrs. David Baldwin, of
lSaitmore, to the marriage Of their niece
MISS Georgia Smith Seaweil, to Mr. Wal
Ter Catesby Perrin. The wedding will
take place October sth at 6 o'clock in
ware Episcopal church. Gloucester