Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23

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The bride, who is graceful brunette,
wore {. white lace robe over Chiffon
and built on satin. In her hair was
diamond crescent, and she carried lilies
Of the valley. Her sister, Miss Mary
white null over pink, and carried pink
roses.
The bridal party entered as follows:
The little ribbon bearers, Miss Nell Wise
in white and pink frock; and q Master
Richard Pegran1 Cameron in highland
costume, then came the seventh maid
Of honor alone, who was Hiss Eliza
beth Leach. Of Philadelphia and the
other bridesmaids in couples: Misses
Crosman, Of Harrisburg, with Janet
Cameron; JULIA Harris. with Lucille Fuller,
of Washington, d. c.; Harriet Siebert. o.
Harrisburg, and Flora Cameron. Their
gowns were of white, deliberately made
and trimmed with lowered ribbons, and
they. carried pink chrysane..enums.
Then came the ushers: Messrs.
Harry Campbell, John Fox and Frank
| Hall, of Harrisburg. and Alec and viii
liam Cameron, Jr., brothers of the bride.
and Dr.. Clifton KILLER.
The maid of honor preceded the
bride, who. with her father, met the
bridegroom and his brother, Mr.. Hall
Crosman, at the altar. where the cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. DR..
Russell Cecil, pastor Of the Second Pres
byter.an church, and Bishop r. A. Glib
son, of the Episcopal diocese of Virginia.
After the ceremony a. small reception
followed.
Miss Cameron, since her debut, has
been prominent figure in the social life
here, moving in the most exclusive cir
cles, where she is very popular. Mr..
Crosman, is a weIl-known club man and
belongs to one Of the most prominent
families in Pennsylvania. After we'd
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Crosman will live
in Harrisburg.
Miss Beatrice Daughtrey and Mr., Rob
ert H. Glass, Of Lynchburg, were quietly
| married at p NJ Wednesday in the
morning chapel of Holy Trinity Protestant
| Episcopal church, the Rev. DR.. j. J..
Gravatt performing the ceremony. The
altar was lovely and fragrant with the
green of palms and fringing ferns and
the snowy purity of white chrysanthe-
! NUNS; the solemniz:ng of the marriage,
though witnessed only by the families OF
bride and groom, was both beautiful and
impressive. Mr.. Glass was attended by
his best man. Mr.. Colgate Daughtrey,5
who came down from the University OF
Virginia to officiate at his sisters mar
rage The bride was given away(by her
father. She was gowned in pearl gray
! broadclothl wore a white picture hat, and
carried shower bouquet of vio1ets. Af-
ter the wedding the young couple started
on northern wedding tour from which
they will return to make their homo
in sLynchburg.
Mrs Glass is, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs w L. Daughtrey and the sister of
the late Major William Daughtrey, one
of 4t,a CT MI
known in Richmond society. During her.
residence here. Mrs. Glass, who is very
handsome was much admired and shared
her brothers popularity. Her many
friends In Richmond are sincerely sorry
! that her marriage will take her to an
other city. Mr.. Glass is brother of Hon
rcr+er Glass and of Superintendent of
Schools e. c. Glass, of Lynchburg. He is
widely known, not only in Lynchburg,
but throughout Virginia.
Mr.. Henry Baskerville and Miss Ethel
Pen-Gaskell Marsh were married We'd
nesday in Easton. Pa. The wedding at
tended with more than ordinary interest
because Miss Marsh visited Mrs. Allison
in Richmo nd, during the winter of 1890,
and made number or friends among
society people here. Miss Marsh possess
ed unusual histrionfc talent, and made a,
great hit IN TWO amusing cOInedles, My
Lord in Livery and the. Marble Arch"
played in January, 1900. at the Jeffer-
son roof garden for charitable purpose.
When Mr.. Baskerville brings his bride TO
Richmond they will occupy the house No.
IL west Franklin street. Mr.. Frank Da-
venport was Mr.. Baskerville's best man.
Invitations have been received here
from Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Williams
Amsden to the marriage Of their daughter,
Harriette. to Captain Leroy Springs
Lyon, artillery corps, United States army,
to take place Dec. l in st. Bartholomew
, church, Brooklyn. N. Y. Captain Lyon is
son OF the late John Lyon, distinguish
ed lawyer of Petersburg and Richmond.
and was born in Petersburg. He is well
known here.
The marriage Of Miss Emma D. Mills to
Mr.. Archer L. Ford took place yesterday
evening at the home Of Mrs. McAlister, at
COZ Beverly street. Mr.. Bradley Taylor
performing the ceremony. The bride was
attired in white, and carried white chrys-