The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-01
SOCIALAro
PERSONAL.


4 lovely church wedding last night
was that of Miss Juliet Winder wadaill
and Mr.. Arthur Middleton Cannon, who
n,sre united amid a brilliant assembly
~ c,,ests at the Second Presbyterian
Church. Dr. Russell Cecil officiating
palms. ferns, ported plants and candies
we're grouped around the altar. The SIX
ushers. VINO led the bridal party, which
entered TO the strains of the wedding
,,,a rch we're Mr. Th1mas Blair Cannon.
49, L.,r.ard chivious Waddill Mr.. Wal
,ar Rlair Claiborne. Mr.. William Douglas
Gordon Mr.. E. William Stearns and Mr..
Md Newton. Miss Mary. Lamb Waddiil
was her sisters maid OF honor. ana was
eowned in white crepe de chine. mace
with a. lace bertha ana SnlrfihS9 y. '.1
material. and carried a shower OF oei-
n . MI bridesmaids roses The bride
VIII, entered with her father. Judge Ea-
mund Waddill, was Gowned IN me-
satin, with trimmings of lace ana lonS
veil. and carried a shower or ltles u ~
valley. She was met at the aitai ny
groom and his best man, Mr.. Roosis r.
Talley. of this city. ,r.
Immediately after the cereIfi.rS. ".
and Mrs Cannon left on Norl!isi"
to,1r and for the mountains OF Virginia
- -, hsan+ ,1rtii October. Owing 10 the
illness Of the brides younger oFothei'
+hay nr~tooned their California tour.
The groom is the son of the late Fls'iis
G. Cannon and Mrs. Margaret Sa,ilioIi:
and is a graduate of the unNeFsltS VI
Virginia in law. The bride is the 9tss's
brunette daughter of Judge ana NJ,
Edmund Waddill, and great tavor,te
with old and young in the social ci'oieS
CT this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Cannon Will MAKE
their future home on their return TO TINS
CITY with the grooms mother. Mrs. Hen
~ G. Cannon, on Park Avenue
Cards and dancing are still holding
sway at the Rockbridge Alum Springs
and the Richmond guests seem TO De IN
demand.
Miss Lily Urauhart. who is at the Al
leghany. was there for few days. and
besides being one of the dancers at the
last german. was a guest at the euchre
party. and assisted Mrs. 3. Nash in re-
ceivirs- at an informal reception at her
cottage
Miss Emily Lyman was also at the
german, and among the guests at
euchre given by Miss Elizabeth Bauson.
OF Atlanta
Rev. and Mrs B. NJ. Anderson. OF An
derson. s. c.. will arrive in the city to-
morrow, and will be the guests of Mr.
and Mrs John Tyler, of West Franklin
Street
They will spend a portion of August
at Ruckroe Beach with Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Chaplin.
Misses Bessie and Margaret Ryan left
last Wednesday for Pocantico Hills, New
York, where they will spend several
weeks, after which they: will join their
sister. Mrs L. A Bostain. at her sum
mer home in Frederick county, Md.
Miss Mary Ashley Bell. who has been
at Virginia Beach, was in the city yester-
day, and was warmly welcomed. She
has now gone to her home in Fluvanna.
and later on will so to the White Sui
phur Springs.
TIE Acorn Club held its meeting We'd
nesday at the residence OF the Misses Hep
pert on ". Clay. ST. and a very pleasant
evening was spent after the usual bust
ness was transacted The next meeting
will be held at Miss Bernhardt.s. near
Brook Read, Wednesday, August l3. 1902.
Members will meet at Miss Heppert's.
No COS West Clay Street. From there
they will go to the meeting at $50 sharp
A large attendance is urgently requested
as election of officers, reorganizing. and
the next dance will be discussed
Mrs L. NJ. sutherland ScNS d uCtA-AS
full card party at her home Wednesday IN
honor of Miss Pugh. of Baltimore. and
Miss Ficl1iing of Washington
The friends of Mrs. Egbert I.efght vii!
be glad to hear that her diamonds We're
not stolen. as thought. Though missed
by the young bride for a considerable
time they were found in a corner of her
trunk. where thay must have been all the
tine
Governor and Mrs. A. J. Montague who
are visiting relatives in King and Queen
county, are expected home Tomorrow
Among those present were Misses Tay-
Ior, Herbert. Mouiton Walker, Drake
Beers. McCurdy and Witt; Me5srs. Blair
Drake. Jones. Miller, Shelton. Bridges,
Dunlop. Jennings. May and Archer.
Miss Lucy Lester. of 500 West Main