The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-08
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Miss katherine Drewry. the daushter
of the late Captain William ana MIS- ~ ?.
| Blanche Drewry, was married yesterday
| 10 Mr.. Sterllng Rolsseau. OF Cfarleston,
! s. son OF the late Judge James Bols-.
seau, OF Dlnwiddie county ne 1uai iaSe
vas a great surprise. both to the 1r!enus
/ and relatives OF the young coupe aao
| even to the bride herself, VINO TWO oass
| ago mad not set the date tor ner "eudiils
| enough Mr.. bo.sseau $ Hdu Deeu A.'
! years IN love with her
siTna ceremony Iooh place at half-past
rem o'clock in the mor.ling a the resi-
oence of Mrs. Marshall, on South 1hlfo
street, and was extremely quiet only
! about half dozen guests witnessing the
| ceremony.
The bride was gowned II handsome
travelling suit and carried bouquet OF
Madam lestout roses and malden-hair
1erns, and the Impressive Episcopal ser
vice was read by Rev. Benjamin Dem
mis-, rector of the Meade Memorial Church,
Manchester.
Mr. ana Mrs Boisseau left immediate
~ after the ceremony for the North
| Among the few CHESTS were Major Clay
Drewry, Miss Amelia Coalter and Miss
Coalter.
Mr. J. Powell Drewry, of New York.
formerly of this city, is brother of the
bride, who up to few months ago win
her mother and sister, Miss Name Lee
Drewry, made their home in the suburbs
Of Manchester.
Mr. and Mrs. Drewry will make their
future home in Charleston, S. G., where
the groom since his residence there mas
made a number OF friends
Mrs. Alfred Pope, of Louisville, KY,
who was the guest in the spring here of
Mrs. George McAdams, has been eA-
tremely popular this past week at the
Rockbridge Alum Springs. Mr.. ana MRS.
S. S. Staner, of Baltimore, entertained
at cards in her honor Monday night. wnen
she was greatly admired In gown o.
white taffeta en- train with appilaues ~
lace medallion, while a handsome white
aIerette ornamented her hair, the jewels
worn being diamonds and pearls. MIS-.
Pope was presented with an exquisite
belt clasp set with amethysts, "nlle
among he handsome prizes awarded were
silver lorgnette suspendins oo!o
vinaigerette. which was awarded Mrs. a
NJ. Tyler Of this city.
The -Four INLAND Euchre Cup
also entertained Tuesday in Mrs. Popes
honor, when again Mrs. Tyler was award
ed the prize, but presented the silver
deur de lis brooch to the guest of honor.
1t was with regret that the Rockbrldse
Alum guests babe farewell to Mrs. Pope
Wednesday.
Among the arrivals during the last few
days have been Miss Fannie Pollard, MISS
Marie Pollard, Mrs. John G. Miller, Miss
Lena r. Miller. Master William J. Miller
Mrs NJ L. Branch. Mr.. E. H. Bowie.
Miss Elizabeth S. Hunter, all of this
city.
A noteworthy wedding In Washington
next Thursday will be that Of Miss Jen-
ME May Lewis and Mr.. Harry B. Barnes,
who will be united at the Epiphany
Chapel Miss Lewis is the daughter OF
Mrs Amanda NJ. and the late William
A. Lewis, of Lynchburg, and grand
daughter of the late Daniel w. Lewis.
and connection of Major Andrew Lewis,
of Revolutionary fame. The brlde-elect
Is also a lineal descendant of Colonel
Fielding Lewis, who married Betty Wash
ington.
The bridal attendants will be Mrs
George J. Stafford. n-atron of honor;
Misses Mary Wiegman and Emma
Greenwell. bridesmaids. and Mr.. Sulll-
van Ross. best man. The bride will be
given away by Colonel Nathan Bickford.
A ouiet home wedding last night was
that Of Miss Bessie Dorset, who was
united to Mr.. Luther B. Lacy, at the resi-
dence Of Mr. and Mrs. D. A Lacy, on
North Eighth Street. Rev. D. A. Soliy,
officiating.
The bride, who was gowned In white
silk null, and carried a shower OF bride S
roses was attended by her sister, MISS
Annie E. Dorset, as mai of honor. VINO
wore a costume Of blue organdy and car
ried pink flowers. Mr.. Fleet Kurk was
best man, and Messrs. Henry Epps and
Luther j. Dorset acted as ushers.
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy left for Niagara
Falls and other northern points immedl-
ately after the ceremony. and on their
return will reside at No. SIG East Clay
Street.
Mr.. Lacy is connected with the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway.
A trolley ride to Lakeside Wednesday
night, followed by an impromptu dance.
was that chaperoned by Mrs. David
Hutzer and Mrs. Isaac Hutzler.
The party was composed Of Misses Rose
Guggenheimer and Claudia Engel, OF
Baltimore; Rosenheim, of ST Louis;
Claire H. Kahn. of Harrisburg: Rhonie,
Hutzler, Florence Levy. Helen Ezekiel.
Juliet Straus, Corinne Straus, Eta. Syc.e,
--nnle Bowman, and Rose Goldenberg,
Messrs.. Louis F. Libermuth, Walter
Whitlock, E. W. Lovenstein. Sydney
Gunst, Louis Goodman, NJ. Florsheim,
Melvin Flegenheimer, Herbert Bloomnerg,
Leon Baer and Beranrd Caron.
Miss Lucy Bridges will leave to-day for
Bremo to be the guest of the Misses
Cooke.
Miss Florence Tyler will leave to-day
fer Buckroe Beach. and will join Mr.. and
Mrs. Coalter Chaplin and Rev and Mrs.
3. N. Anderson, of South Carolina
Miss Smith, of Americas. Ca. who was
before her marriage Miss Maggie Win
ston. of Virginia, is the guest of the
Misses Elicit on Church Hill.
Mr.. Albert Williams will leave In a few
days to spend his vacation In Luray and
the Blue Ridge Springs.
Mrs. George Richards Townsend is Wis
iting her husbands parents at their sum