The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-27

sec1,inflv Tx, marriage was slta..ou.-cs''.
and received the cyEsra tu,s s-oi'S - -
fiiends
The br.de wore a sa..9so.ns CONS . 49,
gown Of brown . oadcioth and carfls'
BRIDE S roses.
lnc order CT entry Of Bridesmaids a1l''
J, ,,s..,:,,1,e.. yrs as fouo..s 1i.-s Fan
re l.5e4 soc. of E,---4.o, y y Wih
an j. s Vases. nt .s4i.i:a2sbuEg. Va
Miss Marion EcssGn. wood:ll-e. N'...
with NJ ,1arry ;a..a.ntatncc, o. Bossolt'
Nss CeftIt.de G..hin. of Norman, IL
With Mr. Lynwoos! Freeman, OF no.
man. Hiss Sud.e Lewis OF NORMAL ' =,
VITA ar Care. Gnrsas5. os EeVa a.
Nils mabel t.eld. oI .-e3ssoo.nslile, w.
With air. &. \. Yates. u Wa'f1,ilstoi''
d. c.: Miss Dora u. rates OF Giill!ils-
burg, Va, with Nlr. Edwin sleid' OF Us
tle,on Va. The Bridesmaids wo-s 49,
oreanGie and picture hats OF white chit
fon, and carried ferns.
MISS Yates entered the church Win
her SISTER. Miss Carye j. Yates, OF Rich
mona. Va The groom was accom-
panied by his best man. Mr. Virgil Ree-
for of Washington, u. c. The bride
and groom met at the altar under
beautiful arch OF evel,reens ana How
ers 4 large number OF handsome anu
well-selected presents were feclVed. me
bride is the daughter of the late A. ).
Yates. who was We'll known among ms
old Confederate friends OF Virginia.
woodland, the beautiful and hos
ritable home OF Mrs. Meredith Watson,
il. Nottoway county, was the scene CT a
very pretty and fashionable wedding on
the evening of the 23d. when Miss lannle
became the bride CT Dr. j. II. c. WINSTON,
professor of HampdenSidne College,
ana the eldest son OF DR.. T. W WINSTON
Of this city. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Mr. Scott. of NottoWay fteS<
bytcr;an Church. The parlors were peau,
tift,lly decorated with cut flowers ana
noted plants. shaded with lamps. The
Lride entered with her brother. Senator
X. A. Watson The maid of honor was
Hiss Lois Watson. sister OF the prIut
Size was attired in white, carrying pins
carna tons Mr.. Harry H. Hunt, OF faftr
Vie. cousin of the groom, acted as peS'
man. Messrs Leon ana Huntsr Na|so"
we've the ushers. and little Miss Mary
Iyoodson. niece Of the groom. was the
,:nr bearer The bride was Handsomely
alfred in a tan travelling suit, with gloves
and hat to match. and carried brides
r,ses Dr. and Mrs. Winston reached
Fa.m,ille on the noon train, took dl1lner
at the home OF the groom. and lett later
the afternoon LOT -lLeii iAtl'iS AiOiti-'
Iianlpden-Sidney College.
One of the most brilliant marriages
that have taken place in Petersburg for
some time was that which was solem-
nized on the sd at the residence OF the
brides mother On High Street The
parlors in which the ceremony was per-
formed were beautifully decorated with
palms, ferns and cut-fiowers. The con-
tracing parties were Mr.. William Jay
Wilson, of White Plains, n. Y. and
Miss Victoria Dean Sublitt. Miss kittie
Subltt sister of the bride. was maid
of honor. and Mr.. S. ". Walton Mar
shall. 6. Port Chester, n. y, was best
man The bride wore large bouquet
of American Beauties. Her maid OF
honor was gowned in white orsandie ana
carried white carnations. Rev .. ;.
Bunting rector of ST. Pauls Episcopal
Church. otTicated The groom is super
jnterdent Of the Beller & Merritt Com
many general contract of New York.
The bride is a daughter of Mrs }. l..
Sublitt The couple left for Norfolk and
Virginia Beach From the latter place
they will go by steamer to New Hork.
DR.. n. Rodman, who was married to
a Virginia girl while too i'll to leave ms
bed at the Jefferson. in Richmond,
week TWO ago, Illu VIII ilSito bSSii - ans
al the point Of death in the University
Apartment House in New York for more
than a, week has recovered sufficiently
TO he removed to the Harris Cottage at
Clifton Springs.
DR.. Rodman's young wife accompanied
him. He is regarded now as entirely
out Of danger. his recovery beng some
what remarkable. and due in great
measure to kind care on part OF his
young wife.
Hon. T. H Edwards on last THURSDAY
evening took a party Of his friends from
+,,a ee;s,at,re to Beach Park at West
Point. where they We're entertained.
Those of the party were Hons. George
V Hnnd1ev. w. D. Cardwell, S. l.. Kelly,
A D. Watkins, Bland Massie. John \.
Sebrell. S. G. Cumming, William T.
Rarlsdale. NJ. NJ Green, w. W. Sale,
Toe Button. John Burke. ard John j.
Owen. who report a most delightful even
ing at that attractive summer resort.
Mr. John Howard will leave this week
70 attend the Bar Association at the Hot
Springs
,ecsnt STAY in Richmond, made host of
friends. left Friday morning Tor her
home in FAYETTEVILLE, N. c. Miss Ondef-
vsccd,s mother, who has been a patient at
St I.uke's Hospital for several weeks IS
recovering most satisfactorily. and Will
probably leave the hospital in short
While.
Mrs. Kate Cabell Claiborne national
president of the Colonial Danes OF
America. has donated the sum of $1,000
to William and Mary College, to be USED
as the basis of collection of books to
h, known as the Herbert \. Claiborne
Library Memorial The collection is
to be Of books about Virginia history, as
we'll as books by Virginia authors. MT.
Claiborne died last February at the age
of 81 and was the oldest living alumus
of the college
Misses Annie and Leila Gray left Thurs
day morning for New York. where they
;ciaed Mr.. and Mrs James Caskie for an
extended European tour. The party sailed
on Saturday on the Rotterdam, ana VIII
remain in Europe. both on the Continent
and in England. fer three or four months.
Miss Adele Williams and Mrs Henry
A wiNiamS also sailed Saturday Tor