The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16

nj. ST. George 8 and Miss.
ENTITY Page Kemp N arrisd.
Bril- Z or a R soc IE1Y GIRL ] I.
Many Friends and Relatives OF the
Groom from edmond Attend Nup-s;.
tials Mr.. and Mrs. BRYAN Will
Make Their Home Here. is
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.(specia1 Dispatch to The Times.)

ESPECIAL Dispatch TO The kTimes.)
g wAsHINGTON, D. c., April 15.-The
maria Sc; Of. Miss Emily Page Kemp, Of
Washing to Mr.. ST. George Bryan.3
of Richmond; was solemnized to-day q t
high noon at the home of the brides
cousin. Miss l1ollie Elliott seawell, No.
1867 p Street, Northwest, Rev. John A.
5Aspinwall: of st. Thomas Episcopal
Church. ofticiated, assisted by Rev. G.
Braxton Bryan, Of Hampton, Va, an
uncle Of the bridegroom. Mrs. Preston
Gibson, of Chicago, a cousin Of the BRIDE
was matron of honor, and the brides
maids were Miss Enrol Cuthbert Brown
and Miss !. Webb, Of this city. Mr. J.
Stewart Bryan acted as best man for
his brother.
The drawing room, where the marriage
took place. was taStefully decorated
with palms and folia sc plants and Gus
tiers of carnations and roses. The pay.
window was made into q bower of green
Tor the ceremony. and it was here the
couple stood to receive congra tulations
afterwards.
TIE BRIDES GOWN.
5yrh. I,r;c. voc. I'D ~, NIrs11onr,-
q ann her = h,.ot boz, 1,ains ,,rsceded
by the matron OF honor and the brides
maids. Her wedding dress was of white
duchess lace She wore =. t,,llo Veil and
carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley. "A pear! necklace. q r wedding
gift, was her only iewelry.
The matron OF honor and the brides
maids We're dressed in white lace with a
touch OF blue in the trimming. They
carried carnations and lilies Of the valley.
and wore wells Of short tulle.
Miss sNIollie Elliott Seawell wore gray
crepe over pink and Miss Henrietta
5Seawell wore light blue crepe.
An unusually beautiful feat ,re of the
occasion, both before and after the cere-
mony,2 was the music. 1t was under the
direction of Mr.. Ernest Lent. a. prominent
local music instructor, who formerly had
the bride as his pupil.
The ladies e string quartette. led by
Mr..l,ent. played "Haste-to the Wedding
while the company was assembling and
later la Chate1aine,' a composition by,
Mr.. Lent. which was dedicated to the
bride. The Lohengrin wedding marchswas
Played followed by the Angels Sere-
made" during the ceremony.
MANY GUESTS.
There We're a number Of Richmond peo-
pie present a t. the ceremony, principally
relations Of the bridegroom and NUM-
Der of his personal friends. They were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bryan. Mr.. j.
Stewart Bryan, Jonathan Bryan, Thomas
Pinckney. Bryan, Miss Norma Stewart.
Miss Hope Stewart and auntsE of the
sbridegroonl-Nlr George w. Peterkin;
Miss Mabel Walker, who has been IN
Washington for several days assisting
the bride in her preparations for the
wedding; Nlessrs.N douglas Gordon,
Charles Y Willlams, Charles n
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ar,a 1atha,s serior,,e from, his city
M -, ttisa = fternoon
go and win make their
f,,t,I,-o home n Richmond ~