Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
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future homo Will be in this city.
Tahb-Street Baptist church was nlleo
with a large and fashionable gathering TO
,yt,ness the marriage ceremony at noon
"Wednesday of Miss Page Osborne and Hlr.
George Bryan, of Richmond The groons-
men were Dr. Joseph D. Osborne. brother
of the bride. Messrs. T. a. Cary. a. ".
Patterson Henry L. Cabell w. Q. Skei-
ton. and Cunningham Hall. OF Richmond.
Mr.. 7. a. Bryan, of Titusvile, was best
man.
The bride wore exceedingly stylish
tailor-made gown of tan cloth. with or
e,,,iste hat to match and carried ouncn
Of American Beauty roses.
Miss May Minturn Osborne. the maid
Of honor. was gowncd in beconlngly
made costume Of grey crepe de chine. and
carried American Beauty roses. Rev. w
T. PIummer Bryan. Of Chicago, brother
of the groom. assisted by Rev. J. S. + os-
ter. pastor of the Tabh-Street church. and
Rev. .Fere Witherspoon. of Richmond,
performed the ceremony.
Miss Page Osborne is the second daush-
ter of Mr. and NIra R. c. Osborne. OF
Petersburg, and Is charming and cultured,
and a great favorite In social circles.
Mr. Bryan is one Of Richmond's most
talented lawyers.
\ large number of friends from Rich
mond went over in a special car to
attend the marriage
Invitations have peen issued by Rev.
DR.. and Mrs. William NJ Dame, Of Bal
timorc. for the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Lee Dame, to Mr..
Walter Herndon Miles. of Richmond.
The wedding will be solemnlzed at $50
P. NJ, November 18th. in Memorial Epis-
copal church. Dr.. Dame, the father OF the
bride, and his son. Rev. William Page
Dame. being the officiating clcrgyinen
The bride will be given away by her
uncle. Fey. DR.. George Dame. with whom
she will enter the church. She will be
attended by her maid of honor. Miss
Josephine Putney, Of this city, and By her
bridesmaids. Misses Grace Lennon Ame-
liza Page Dame, Mary Y. CrenshaW, sgd
ney Wetl,erall. Peacfy Brown, Kat!lar-
inc Hougl1. Mary Norris Hough and
Elizabeth LLOYD Lee of Alexandria. Va.
Mr.. Langhorne Putney, OF Richmond. Will
act as the grooms best man. and his
groc1ns,nen will be Messrs. Frank dod-
dald. of Boston: William Drewry, OF
New York: Colonel William Shelton. and
Robert w. Williams. of Richmond;
George Wilmer Dame and Randolph Nell
son Dame, the brothers Of the bride. The
Immediate relatives and the bridal party
will be entertained in the home Of the
bride after the ceremony. Miss Dame is
we'll known and much admired in Rich
nlond where she has visited MISS Jose
phiue Putney and been Handsomely enter
tanned. Mr. Miles is a. popular member
of the firm OF Stephen Putney 4 co.
The enga cement and approaching we'd
ding is announced of Miss Fannie DOS
we'll Conway. the daughter of DIR. &. Z.
Conway. of Rap1an. Orange county. and
Mr.. Henry G. Warren, of this city. son OF
Mrs. Annie Z. and the late George ".
Warren.
The wedding ceremony will take place
The evening of Nov. i in the home of the
bride at Ra pidan. and after their wedding
trim the young couple will make their
home in Richmond.
The marriage of Miss Lucy Waddell
Walters the daughter of Mrs. Hannah
f. Walters to Mr.. James Morton. son OF
Mr. Q. s Morton. OF this city, took
place Thursday evening 1t COCK IN
home Of the bride. NO. east Cary street.
Tho parlors were artlstlca4S decor
ated with a prof,lsion of palms and white
cl1rvsantiaelrums and the color scheme
Of all the wedding arrangements were
in white and green. DR.. Jere Wlther-
spoon, pastor CT the Grace-Street PresbJ-
terrain church.. performed the ceremony.
The bride. who is a petite blonde ana
very pretty. wore an exquisite gown
of white mousseline de sole over tatfeta
and carried Brides roses. Her maid OF
honor. Miss lndi Peasants. wore
white null over taffeta. and carried maid
en- hair ferns. Mr.. Peyton Morton.
brother Of the bridegroom, will be best
man No cards were issued to the
wedding which was witnessed by the
two families and intimate friends of the
young couple. Immediately after the
ceremony the bride donned d travelling
costume and Mr.. and Mrs. Morton left
left for a two-weells' trip North in
! GLIDING a visit to New York city. On
their return they will live at No. east
Cary street.
Among the out-of-town guests present
We're: Mr. E. J.. Edmondson and Misses
Lucy and Mamie Ednlordson, of StaIn-
ton; Mr.. r. c. Aunspaugh. of Norfolk.
and Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Walters, Of
Atlanta. Ga.
\ large array Of wedding presents were
received. including a chest of silver
given by the young men in the Office of
tho Virginia Carolina Chemical Company,
where Mr.. Morton is employed, and a
dozen silver butter platters given by the
members of Centenary church choir.
where Mr.. Morton sings. and a profusicn
| of cut glass and silver from the many
friends Of the young couple.
Mrs. Henry Jackson will leave shortly
for a trip of several weeks TO New York
city