The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-28
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Mr.. Lawrence Miller, OF Baltimore, ana
MISS saliie Randolph. daughter OF Rev.
and Mrs. q. NJ. Randolph. df Henrico.
were married at Emmanuel Church last
evening at 6 o clock. The wedding was
one OF the most interesting social events
Of the spring. The ceremony at the
church was followed by reception at
the home OF the brides parents. The
church was decorated In rhododendrons.
naIns and snilax, while wax tapers and
shaded lights cast soft glow over the
the entire scene.
The wedding scene was very pretty
one The bridesmaids left the vestry-
room by two doors, and meeting In front
q Of the chancel, went down the center
aisle two and two to meet the bride at
the church door. The bridal party, head
ed by the ushers, then went up the aisle
in the following order:
Mr.. J. Stewart Bryan and LIE. b. NJ.
Randolph, now Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. w. n Faulkner and Rev. r. B.
Nelson, OF Baltimore
Messrs. Lleweliyn stabler and Francis
Smith, .of Baltimore.
Misses Nancy Kennon, Of Norwood. Va.
and Miss Lucy Miller. Of Baltimore, the
sister Of the groom.
Miss BERTHE Noting and Miss Frances
Randolph, Of Norfolk.
The bride. leaning on the arm Of her
brother. Mr.. w. II. Randolph. was pre-
coded by the maid Of honor. her sister,
Miss Bertha Randolph. The groom, nat.
Lawrence NJ. Miller, who was attenoeo
by Mr., William II. Miller. OF Philadei-
piia, met the bride at the chance! Steps.
The marriage service was peauuiui'y
read by Rev. 3. N. Randolph. the pastoE
OF Emmanuel Church and the Dt'ue :
father.
The guests from other cities were MI.
and Mrs. Llewellyn Miller. the groom
parents, Of Baltimore; Misses Amy ana
Alice Miller, the groom's sisters; MISS
Ella slingluff. Of Baltimore; Mr.. ana
Mrs. Arthur Miller. Mr.. Arthur Miller,
Jr., Miss Miller. Of Philadelphia: MT.
Carter Osburn, Miss Frances Osburn, OF
Washington; Rev. and Mrs. DR.. Turner.
and Miss Heth. Of Washington; MISS
Alice Dabney. Of the University OF Viz
ginia: Miss Virginia King. Of Baltimore.
A small reception was held at the home
Of the brides parents after the ceremony
The out-of-town guests were present.
and among those from Richmond were
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Williams, Mr. and
Mrs John B. Lightfoot. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. P1nck-
ney, Mr. and Mrs. st. George Bryan,
Colonel and Mrs. W. T. Robins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas C. Gordon. Rev. and Mrs.
L. r. Mason, Misses Stewart, of Brook
Hill; Miss Meta Randolph, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Randolph. Jr.. DR.. and Mrs. J. n.
Upshur. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Powell Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs John Farland, Mr.. w. q.
KEENAN, and Mr.. Charles Kennan. OF
! Norwood: Messrs. Jonathan Bryan. w.
C.. holland. Spencer Carter. L G. Will
| liams. Mordecai, Berkeley Williams and
| Misses Martha Boiling. Evelyn Gordon.
Edna. Atkinson, Mabel Walker Kate
Michaux. Augusta Tinsley. Maggie Tins
ley, Miss Davenport and Miss Robins.
The bride is the daughter Of Rev. and
Mrs. Buckner Randolph, OF Henrtco, and
is one OF the most popular of the subur-
ban society girls. while the groom is a
| resident OF Baltimore. prominent In
| suraace man, and quite popular In the
| social world. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will
make their future home In that city.
So
+, venable-street Baptist Church was the
scene last night Of a pretty wedding.
| when Miss Ella Maude Chiles was unit
ed to Mr.. Julian Stuart Binford.
/ The bride wore a taiEor-made costume
Of gray cloth. with hat to match. and
entered with her maid OF honor. Miss
Myrtle Chiles, who wore dainty dress
Of Paris mousseline and carried pink
roses. The bridal procession was led by
| the six ushers. Messrs. James Norment,
julius Poates. Richard Hobson, Bernie
/ England. John Jeter. Jr.. and W. II. Una-
lauf. The groom. with his best man. Mr.
James Binford, Of Newport News, met thu
bridal party at the altar, whore the cere-
mony was irnpressively performed by
Rev w. T. Derieux.
The bride Is the attractive daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel chiles. After
Northern tour the young couple will re
side at No. 221s Paramount Avenue.
!
A quiet home wedding was that Of
Miss Edna Bransford and Mr.. Horace b.
Burnett. who were married ut the home
of the brides mother Mrs a r. Brans-
ford, on South Pine Street.
!, The house was prettily decorated with
palms and cut flowers, and after the
wedding ceremony delightful reception
l was held Mr.. George Hooper played the
| wedding march. idle Rev. ]. 3. Hutsor
of1ciate..
The bride wore pretty gown OF white
1 silk ana carried shower OF carnations
and was attended by Messrs. r. n. Row
sey S. Z. Liggon. Russell Merriu1an end
DR.. L D. Batkins, rs Eroomsmen.
Under the auspices Of the Children:
1 Home Society, an entertainment IS to bt
given at the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION Hall Thursday evening, May
i 2sth. The artists to appear are William
i Huntington Conley. humorlst: Miss Edna
Scott Smith, contralto; Mrs. William B
Bayfy, Jr.. soprano. ana Mrs. Leftwict
Sinclair, pianist, all OF Washington
i D. c.
AS this is Mr.. Conley's first appear
l ance In Richmond, 1t Is hoped that q