Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-12
NOTES
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SOCIETY.

seldom have Richmond people had the
pleasure Of attending more elaborate
snd beautifully conducted wedding than
that OF Miss Anne Elizabeth Grant and
Mr.. Thomas Savage Armlstead yester-
day. A large crowd of 1flenus OIL the
Young people drove out from Ricnmono
and tested the hospitality OF GranLiand,
the deiigntful home of Mr. Waiter u
Grant AS The guests entered the nall
they were met by MIR. and Mrs. Grant ano
a Devy of lovely young girls VINO heipeo
do the honors. Every where in protusion
Were banked palms. ferns, and chrysan-
,hemums These frightened here and
there by pink candles tent a fitting back
ground TO the many elegantly goWned
women and handsome men. Thllow s
Orchestra dispensed delightful music fro.,
a corner Of the library. To ,he strains
Of the wecdng march the BRIDAL party
entered the parlor and took their places
before a lovely improviSeu altar IN one
of the bay windows. First came Miss
Julia Grant, maid of honor. dressed IN
white mousseine de sole, pearl orna-
menIs and carrying pink chrysanth--
NUNS Next Mr.. Armistead and Mr..
Clayton Lefebvre, best man. Then came
The lovely young bride, leaning on her
fathers arm. Her dress was white crepe
de chine, trimmed with Old point lace,
the veil being looped with fresh orange
blossoms. Under the wedding bel used
by the brides parents stood the handsome
pair, while Bishop Nan de Nyver perform
eli the ceremony that made them man anu
wife.
Mrs. Walter E. Grant in black velvet
and diamonds we'll sustained the reputa-
rlou she bore in her younger days as one
l,aa of OBJ
Miss Edith Stuart Grant. debutante
sister OF the bride, was very charming in
pink organdie and lace.
Miss Emily Armistead beautifully gown
ed in white cloth and white picture hat
was indeed a picture worth contempla,-
ing.
Miss Lucy Armistead was very hand
some IN white silk and duchess lace
Miss jenkins. of New York wore white
tissue de sole and topaz ornaments.
Among the guests were Mr. W. E
Grant, Jr-. of New York; Mr.. JOSEPH
Grant, OF kentucky; Mrs. Julia Moore, of
New York; Mr. and Mrs r. S Bosher,
Miss Bosher. Miss Bessie Bosher, Mrs
Joseph Augustine, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Augustine. Mrs. Robert English Miss
Madeline English, -,4ajor and Mrs Gar
Der. Mrs John Augustine, Mr.. and Mrs
Douglas Adair, Mir. Wilbur Armistcad.
Mrs Henry Grant Mr.. and Mrs .Alsernor
Grant, Miss Grant, DR.. and Mrs. Wa,rin-
er, MIR. and Mrs. c. *. Willis. Mrs Leroy
Grant. Mrs. Rosa G.. Albert Mr.. w. II.
Grant. Mrs. Allen Chambers. Mrs.
Charles Tanner, MISS Ruth Tanner. MI.
and Mrs. S. W. Travers. Mrs. James Nc
Canoe. Mr.. and Mrs Dabney Crenshaw
Mir. and Mrs. TAYLOR, Mr. and Mrs
George West Miss DIETRICH, Mr.. and Mrs
W. S. Forbes. Mr.. and Mrs ]. ]. Nonta.
que, Mrs. r. A. Pattison. Miss Elizabeth
Pattison, Mr.. and Mrs. T. p Davis. ,Ide.
and Mrs. Ashhy Wickham. Messrs
WORKMAN. Johnston. Antrim, Tav,or
Montague. Branch, Grant and Drs MI,
Ter and Davidson
After the ceremony the party nroceeoo,,
10 the dining-room where amiSe elesan+
furnishings and artistic decorations tho
hiioe sscake was cut. Refreshments We're |
then served and delightful chamnarn- ;
punch enjoyed by all
MI and Mrs ArmiSteaa left AMID q |
shower OF rice and warm concratr,a- |
ions 10 catch the westbound Chesa neake |
aAG ONO train. After an extended west |
efn Trip they will return to Richmond |
"hefe Their home will be in the future
Inc engagement Is announced of Miss
Louise beebe, OF Baltimore. to MIR, Walter !
4 9lioer, OF New York. the wedding to take |
place Nov 20. at O'clock in the evening
IN the church Of the New Jerusalem. Raj.
timore Miss Reebe. who has Frequently
kisited Mlss Mary Blair Binford Of this