The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-10
BRIDAL PROCESSION.

SEATS were reserved for OLD fanny SER
wants, who were resplendent on the acca-
sion.
BRIDAL PROCESSION.
At o'clock the bridal procession en-
tered the cnurcn wn4.e I.o...
loft there fioated down the solemn notes
Of Lohengr.n wedding lnaIcn, is;ioe.e g
by Mrs. William Matt of Toddsburg,
who during the ceremony, played softly
Mendelssohns Song Without Words.
The first to enter the church were the
dainty ribbon maids, Miss ,Janette Wal
lace Cooksey, OF Hampton, anu MIS-
Eliza Lewis Cary Of Gloucester county.
Then came the following ushers: John
Taylor Perrin, John Tyler Seawell. John
Tabb, Jr., Jesse r. Hlnkie, Stanley. be.t.
with, OF fetersbirG, LIZ. Jonn w. C.J one.
Joseph Curtis James, William c. L Tai
,aferro and Ray Nicolson. who took their
stand in the chancel. Then entered the
bridesmaids, Misses Edna Horner, Of
Alexandra, Sally Perrin. OF Gloucester
county. Rebecca Lloyd, of Baltimore,
Bessie Hairston Ingles. OF Richmond,
Hettie Catlett James, of Newport News
Bertha Perrin Naylor, of Baltimore.
Marietta SlngluR and Margaret Arthur
Tabb. of Gloucester county, goWned IN
white organdie and carrying carndlohs.
They were followed by the iilalo q 49,. :
E the brides handsome sister, MISS Molly
jackson seawell, gowned IN Wiate OF
CANDY and liberty SILK Ihen anna "a. d
hush of expectancy, came the bloe Win
her father. Mr.. John Hairston seawell:
Her dress was an exquisite creation OF
name creme. draped with her SIaho-
molner's wedding veil. which had oeen
used by members Of her family on IKE
occasions. She was met at the altar ny
n. groom and his best man, MI. Will
liam Kennon Perrin, of Baltimore.
THE CEREMONY.
III. ceremony was read by the rector.
the Rev. William Byrd Lee. and by the
;oyou. strains Of Mendelssohn's march,
the bridal train left the church.
The marriage was followed by a large
reception given by the brides aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. David Baldwin, at
the Shelter, the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Hairston Seawell. the receiving party
being Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. Seawell and
Mr.. seawell. The bride having lost her
mother in infancy. has passed the greater
portion Of her life in the loving care OF
her aunt, Mrs David Baldwin.
The Shelter has often opened Its hos
ritahle doors for festive gatherings, and
MS on all other occasions charm and good
cheer reigned supreme. The menu was
a type Of all that represents an "old Viz
ClD1a supper L 1lC County pSopAS Wa
SO generally invited. it Is impossible to
give the names of those present.
THE BRIDE.
On the mothers side the bride is d
descendant Of the late Major William
jackson, Of Baltimore. the Chews and
Smiths, of Maryland, and OF other we'll
known Maryland families. On her fathers
side, she comes Of a long line Of Well
Known names-Tylers, Hairstons and so
Twin o. hn1d IN loving a..
rnembrance her grandfather, the late John
Tyler Seawell of Gloucester county. The
ri DOM Is a worthy preventative OF the
Taylor Wexford and Wormley families
md other noted names in Virginia.
A wedding rarely arouses such general
interest as has been manifested on this
occasion, not only by the large number
Of handsome and useful presents, but by
he desire Of many friends to extend hos
guests from a distance, especially Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cary. of Cary's Brook, and
the Misses Tabb, Of Newstead.
THE GUESTS.
Those present from distance were Mr..
and Mrs. Wilton Greenway, of Towson.
Md; Mrs. Joseph Henriques, Of Har-
ford, Md: Mrs. Jacob Albert, Mrs. S. r..
Smith, Miss Naylor. Mrs. Louis Dorsey.
Miss Perrin, Mr.. Herbert Ashton Smith.
all Of Baltimore; Captain and Mrs. VIII
liam N. Cooksey, Miss and Master Cook
sew, and Miss Janette Brown. and w. G.
Z. Taliaferro. Of Hampton. Va; Misses
T4ettie and Anne Jones and Mr.. John F.
seawell, Of Newport News: Miss Sally
Williams Of Orange, Va; Miss Edna
Harner, Of Alexandria; Miss Emma and
Mr.. Stanley Beckwith, Of Petersburg;
Miss Bessie and Mr.. George 1ngles, OF
richmond; Captain Gains Billups. OF Bal
timore: John Tabb. Jr.. and Captain
southkate, OF Norfolk; MI. and MIS-
Marius Jones. Mr.. W. c. Jones. MT and
Mrs. Harry Jones. Of Newport News;
Mrs. Frank Turner, Misses Elizabeth pa
wilson and Eleanor Perrin, OF Baltl-
more. Miss Ellison, OF Richmond. Mss
Anna Hoos, Of F'auQuier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perrin left on the steamer
for New York amidst shower OF rice
ma good wishes They Will make their
Rome at Goshen, in Gloucester.
FAIR LYNCHBURG BRIDE
Mr., Archibald Cummings, Of Pittsburg,
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