Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
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SOCIETY.

The bridal party of the Cranz-Mann
wedding left for Gotham yesterday after
noon. and the marriage will take place
at 1920 o'clock this morning The party
included Rev. J.. j. Gravatt, of Holy Trim
ity Episcopal chuhrch: Mr.. and Mrs Os-
car cranZ. Jr. Misses e. C, Marie l.,
and Helen p Cranz, DR.. E. j. MoseleY,
Jr.. and Mr. r. L. Gordon, of the Planters
National Bank.
The wedding will be, celebrated in
Grace Episcopal church, the Rev j. j.
Gravatt, assisted by the rector OF that
church. the Rev. Mr.. Jones. officiating.
Tho church will be decorated in palms
and white asters. Mrs. Money. friend
of the bride will be at the organ
The bridal party. in entering the church.
will be led by the flower-girl. little MISS
Helen Cranz sister of the groom. in a
charming toilet of white organize ana
lace. carrying a basket of white carna-
tons The groomsman, Mr. X. Lat1lnes
. Gordon. of Richmond, and Mr.. LoWery
Mann. the brides brother, will come next,
followed by the bridesmaids. Miss Con-
stance NJ Page of Gotham, and Miss
Biyendolin c. Brisco of GordonsNllle.
bridesmaids gowns will be Of white
mousseline de SOL They will have Dig,
white picture hats and armfuls OF maiden
hair ferns.
The maid of honor, Miss Adah Mann,
will be attired in white chiffon over pale
Stu taffeta A roseatted sash OF pale
olue liberty gauze, and Gainsborough
nat in blue and white will be pleasing
accessories 10 her costume. The bride
will advance to the altar on the arm OF
her father, where the groom, with MS
best man, DR.. e. j. Moseley. Jr., OF
Richmond, will await her. Her bridal
robe built upon white satin foundauon'
will be of ivory white crepe de chlne. IN
crusted with lace medallions. Her ample
veil of tulle will be caught with clusters
of orange blossoms, and ner bouquet VIII
be shower of Brides roses.
The bridal party at the church will IN
clude Mr.. and Mrs. William Mann, MI
IL. n. Mann Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cranz,
Jr.. Miss Elsie and Marie Cranz, Miss
isabel Regs, Misses Eleanor and Rose
Page Mrs. Brsco, Mrs. and MISS NC
Murdo Mr.. Musgrave Brisco, Colonel ana
Mrs. Alfred Rives, Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
potts. Princess Troubetskoy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Longfeld. Mrs. Money, Mr.. and
Mrs. A E. McMurdo, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Clone. DIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Page, MI Bur
dett, Miss Graham, and others
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Cranz
will leave for a northern bridal trip of
two weeks, returning to make their home
in Richmond. The beauty or the bride
and the extreme popularity and social
connections OF the young couple combine
to render their wedding one of the most
noteworthy episodes OF the season.
ENGAGEMENTS of interest to Richmond
ers which have just been announced are
those of the Misses Goodwin, daughters
of Mrs Lettie Rutherford Goodwin OF
Nytheyille and niece OF Mr.. Thomas ~
Rutherford, Mrs. Lewis Wheat and
of Mrs Lettie rutherford Goodwin Of
this city Miss Frances rutherford
Goodwin is to marry Mr.. Samuel Henry
!. Coleman, of Roanoke. and Miss Ella
Haryie Rutherfoord's engagement is an
nounced to Mr. Z. f. iienriGucs of New
Orleans.
The weddings will take place this
autumn in the Episcopal church of
wytheville and the ceremony will be
performed by Rev. William Archer Ruth
erfoord Goodwin of Petersburg, brother
of the hrides-elect.
The Misses Goodwin have frequently
visited their relatives in Richmond,
and have been the recipients OF many
courtesies. They are both bright CONVEX
sationalists and unusually attractive and
popular girls. They are also well known
n Petersburg society, where they have
many friends and relatives.
A novel entertainment will be given in
the Academy Of Music October 10th. in
which society folk will take part. and
plantation songs. melodies, and dances
will amuse the audience. The fund de-
rived from this entertainment will be
used in the purchase of fue! for the
needy during the coming cold weather.