The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-23
WEDDINGS.

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The engagement and approaching wed
ding is announced of Miss fannie DOS DOS
we'll Conway, the daughter of DR.. G. -
Conway, of Rapidan Orange county. anc
Mr.. Henry c.. Warren. of Richmond, the
son of Mrs. Annie E. and the late George
W. Warren, who is associated In business
with the Southern Bell Telephone Com
pany
The wedding ceremony will take place
the evening of November Eth IN the no nom
of the bride at Rapidan, and after tnel.
wedding trip the young coupe VIII max
their home in Richmond. The popularity
which both bride and groom-elect enjoy
and the fact that both have many friends:
in this city, will render the double an
nouncement very interesting.
Another wedding scheduled for the sa me
day, in which large number OF R1ch
monders will play an active part is tina
of Miss Eliza beth Lee Dame, the daugh
ter of the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. William NJ
Dame. of Baltimore, to Mr.. waiter Hern 4
don Miles, a member of the t1rm o.
Stephen Putney & Company, this city
The ceremony will be performed at %
T. NJ, November 18th, in Memorial Epis
copal Church. Baltimore, the father O..
the bride and the rector of the churcf
officiating. assisted by his son. the Rev
William Page Dame. Miss Josephine
Putney of Richmond, will be maid o.
honor, and the brides other attendant:
will incluoe Misses Grace Lennon, Anne.
LA Page Dame Mary Y. CrenshaW
Sydney Wetherall, Peachy Brown. kath
arne Hughe and Mary Norris Hough. OF
Baltimore and Miss Elizabeth Lloyd Lee
Of Alexandria, Va. Mr.. #LanShorne Put
ney. Of Richmond, will be best man.
irr 1I6 ia
GoddaId. of Boston: Mr.. William Drewry
of New York; Colonel William SkeltoT
and Mr. Robert W. Williams. Of Rich
mond, and Messrs. George Wilmer ane
Randolph Nelson Dame the brothers o.
the bride. The ceremony will be sue
ceeded by an entertainment given in tbs
home of the bride to the bridal party an6
relatives. Miss Dame, who has been
much admired in Baltimore society slncs
her debut there is equally as nluen
in Richmond, where she has been hand
somely entertained when visiting Mis-
Josephine Putney-. Mr.. Miles Is extreme
" popular socially and in the business
world, where he very successful.
Miss Nelly Macon Hone and Mr..
Ordway Fuller were married at noon
Yesterday in the home of the bride
aunt, Mrs =. y. Van Buren,. OF No
6l2 West Grace Street. the Rev Charles
II. Ryland performing the ceremony.
.rne lower moor OF Mrs. Van Buren's
sracious res dence was beautifully deco.
rated Palms were grouned in the hall
and throughout the rooms, me color
scheme being shown in green and whlte
cosmos ana wnlte dahlias. me mantels
were banked with these and with maid i
hair ferns Between the front WINDOWS
a miniature altar was erected with a soaeh
hnf
Bridal couple stood to take their VOW
The wedd ng marches were rendered by
Mrs W. w. Lefew. who also paved
90 Promise Me- ribbon aisle extend
ing from the rear to the front drawing
room was FORMED by the ushers. Mr.. K.
A. Williams Mr. Bransford Fuller. Mr..
r. f. Van Buren, and NJ. Harry W
Parker. Through this are the bride
advanced with her maid OF honor, Miss
&!l.ha Catherine Horne. She wore a = go.
ing away gown OF pastel blue cloth wi n
hat and gloves 70 correspond. and carr ed
white cnrvsanthennnms. The maid OF
honor had on white mossaline de Sole
over taffeta with bouduet of La France
roses The groom. met the bride 2 til"
altar with his best man. Mr.. Emmett
Seaton, ana after the wedding tire Young
couple left for an extended Northern
tour Wedding gifts received by the
Young couple s We're DOtA 5sdiuduIc eiAid
beautiful.
c,1"ps AND enolrT,ro
The adj ourned meeting Of the Rch-
mcrd Chapter. Da g tiers Of the Con-
fedo-acv. ell Q tTrday afternoon n
LIE Gimp Hal was very largely tend
ed. The report from the Lexington
nre,tior showed that the Gand d.
vision Of Daughters accepted the report
made by the int committee of June
list. favoring the rnion of the two Vir-
gi-ia divisions Tbs Grind Dtvis' on
failed 10 understand the action Of the
other division, who voted against the
Recommendation CT Their own committee.
Thu hospitality of TIE Lexington peop'e
was gre. tly praised The president
called sp -cial attention to the reading of
Mrs. James Mercer Ganett's excellent
report in the daily papers. The memo
rial exercises IN Hollywood. October 18th.
Wee discussed, and regret was expres-
ed over thu fact that Lee Camp was
always occupied on satu day, and the
'AEn nonh;nn 0,anl;4u