The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-28
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VI HoHoE. MISS MARY gregory rune
and by four bridesmaids-Nilss Susie Pol
lard, OF Bowling Green, Va: Miss
Marion Hume. Of Portsmouth, Va; Miss
Sarah Huntington. OF the University OK
Virginia. and Miss Ruth Vance. OF Shell
byyille, KY. Ushers were: Messrs. Ed
ward Randolph Preston. Eben AIexan-
der, Jr.. c. G. Hume. and Thomas Hume,
Jr.. Mr.. Truman Vance. OF Harrodsbu's.
Ky. was best man.
The bride wore a gown Of satin de chino
with panels Of Duchess lace she car
RED o shower Of lilies Of the valley and
her vel! was held in place by sprays OF
orange blossoms. At the conclusion O.
their bridal tour, Mr.. and Mrs. Vance
will make their home in Lexington. Va
beautiful wedding Of last Tuesday
that of Miss Mary Harris Hudgins, Of
Nottoway, and Mr.. Joseph Wheary. OF
Petersburg-was solemnized in the Epis-
copai Chuch at Crewe. Va. by the Rev
S. W. Guyer.
The churc hwas handsomely decorated
and Miss Ludia Goodwin, Of Nottoway
directed the music. The maid-of-honor
was Miss Cora Hudgins, Of Norfolk. Mr.
w. T. Wheary. of Goldsboro. N. G.. was
best man. After the ceremony the bride
and groom took the train for Peters
burg.
Miss jamie Rogers and Mr.. Thomas
Todd were among the attendants at the
marriage of Miss Pearl Ethel Anderson,
Of South Boston. and Mr.. Robert Henry
Powell, Of Boyl1ins, Va. which took place
in the Baptist Church at South Boston,
September Oath, the Rev. J. w. Wilman
performing the ceremony. The bride, the
daughter Of Mrs. ]. w. Anderson, Is e1-
temely popular in South Boston
Mrs. Marion Threadcralt Law and the
Rev. John Eddie Briggs. Of Gainesville,
Ga. were married in the home of the
brides brother Mr.. Clayton Threadcraft,
Rev. r. c. WIllingharn, Of Richmond.
Mrs. Law is a sister of Mrs. Langhorne
Putney. Of this city, who was present
at the ceremony, returning to Richmond
from Portsmouth yesterday.
The marriage of Miss Lucy Randolph
Shackelford the daughter Of Mr.. James
D. Shackeford. ond Mr.. D. II. Brown.
prominent stock raiser Of Christians
burg, was solemnized September go by
the Rev John 3. Turpin. Of Charlottes-
vile, at Spring HILL" in AlbemaTie
county A wedding supper was served
after the CGIelilOlS-
Miss Grace Minetree the daughter OF
Mrs. S a Minetree. and Mr.. Raiph
Frankhhouser were married "Wednesday
evening last IN the home of the brloe, Oy
the Rev. Carey e. Morgan
The bride was attirad in handsome
cloth tailored gown and carried brlde S
roses With her husband, she left 1lnIne-
diately after her marriage for a northern
tour.
The wedding of Miss Lettie Blanche
Ford and Mr.. Charles Douglas Gentry
yroe eole,nnized last Tuesday evening IN
NO 1eS South Laurel Street at O'Clock
NV the Rev ]. 3. Hutson. of the Plne-
Street Baptist Church.
The wedding of Miss Bessie Lacy TO
Mt. James Bagby, Of Richmond, TOOK
place in the Baptist Church near irwin,
Va. September oath, at $50 F. NJ, the
Rev. Preston Cave, of the Thlrd Shrls-
tian Church, officiating. Mr.. and Mrs
Rasby will make their home IN hich-I
mond.
Mrs, Jennie Warren McCurdy has Is
sued invitations for the marriage OF her
daughter. Miss Fannie Warren McCurdy.
to Mr.. John Summerfeld Talmar, the
ceremony to be performed Wednesday
evening. October Sth at { o'clock In the
home of the brides mother NO Zolo
rssr Grace Street. Miss McCuTdy is
prominent and very popular in East End
society circles Mr.. Talman is associated
In business with the firm of L. Moncure
Perkins and Company. The news OF their
wedding will be received with lively IN
terest.
At 7 o'clock P. NJ, October 9th. in his
+o,ic Ware Church. Gloucester county,
Va, Miss Georgia Smith Seawell. the
daughter Of MIR. J. Hairston Seawell and
the niece Of the authoress, Miss Mollie
Elliott SeaweTl. and Mr.. Walter Gates
BIZ Perrin, will be married by the Rev.
Mr.. Lea rector Of Ware.
The approaching wedding Of Miss vir-
die Casl5ie and Mr.. Clinton De Witt, Jr.,
Of Lynchhurfg, will make one of the
most brilliant episodes of Lynchburg So
ciety for October. Miss CasBie who is
known in Richmond as the niece of Mr..
and Mrs James Caslie. is the daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. George E. Caskie. her
father being a member of the prominent
law firm OF Caskie and Coleman. She Is
beautiful and extremely popular. Her
fancee is a successful young business
man. Like Miss Caskie he is a leader
among the young society set of Lynch
burg and has a host of friends.
A marriage of unusual interest was
solelnnized on last "Wednesday in the
suburban home Of Mrs. a. D. Bauer,
when her daughter, Miss Rose Olivia
Bauer and Mr.. Sanity Marshall Taylor,
of Washington, were welded by the Rev.
DR.. I. n. Mercer. Immediately after the
ceremony an informal reception was held,
after which the young couple took the
train for northern tour. Washington.
New York and Canada Their future
home will be in Washington. where Mr..
Taylor IS engaged IN business.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Richmond friends and relatives are
pleasantly excited over the announcement
made by Mrs. Lettie RUTHERFORD Good
win. of Wytheville, in regard to the dou-
Bile wedding Of her two daughters, Miss
Frances rutherford Goodwin. to Mr.
Samuel Henry Coleman, OF Roanoke, and
Miss Ella Harvey Goodwin and Mr.. Ed
ward Ferdinand Henriques, of New Or
leans. The double marriage is scheduled
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