The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19

Of white chyrsanthemums. The groom
and his best man. Mr.. William A. Wood
fin. came In from the vestry room and
advanced to the altar.
The marriage service was impressively
read by the rector. DR.. w. E. Evans.
Professor Jenkins played the wedding
march, The church was artistically
decora., u palms and evergreens
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liams took the northbound train for a
wedding tour. They will return In about
three weeks to reside at No. $40 North
Tenth Street.
Mrs Williams is the daughter OF Mrs.
member of the Williams Printing Com
pany, is the son of the late c. N. Will
liems. The young couple both enjoy
wide acquaintance and unusual popu-
larity In Richmond.
Double Wedding.
Miss Mollle ELIZABETH Dowell the
dnughte rof MIR. Tnzewell Dowell. OF Al
bemarle county. and Mr.. Lonnic r. Tyler.
were married in Washington Tuesday, No
vember nth, by the Rev. S. H. Greene.
the approaching wedding announcement
having been made In Tho Tlmes-Dls-
patch.
The bride and groom were accompanied
to Washington by Miss Mime L. Ty or,
the daughter Of Mr.. Thomas r. Tyler. OF
"Allondale." Louisa county, and Mr.. Roy
3. Knighton. prosperous merchant
OF the same section. who concluded TO
follow tho example Of their friends and
relatives and make double, instead or
n single nuptial affair. and by so doing,
invested last Tuesdays ceremony with
much romance and interest.
The two brides and their brdegrooms
are now spending few days sightseeing
In Washington. Afterwards the quartette
Will make western tour together and
return, Mr.. and Mrs. Knighton to their
home In the Green Spring neighborhood
Of Louisa county. and Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler
to No. S16l-2 North REIMBURSEMENT
Street, this city.
Both couples have many friends In Rich
mond, where Mr.. Tyler for number OF
years, has been valued employo Of
tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Miss Ethel Williams and Mr.. Arthur
A Barnes we're married Tuesday even ng
In the home of Mr.. ]. T. Williams, tho
Rev. DR.. Weston Bruner, OF Calvary Bap-
fist Church. officiating A dance and we'd
ding supper followed the ceremony.
Miss Marie Lumsden the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. j. z. Lumsden, and Mr.,
Clifford Alvin Lyle were married at No
SIS North First Street, at $3.50 O'Clock last
night. the Rev. Dr. Weston Bruner per-
forming the ceremony,
The Junior Aid Society. OF Seventh
Street Christian Church will give an
/ Informal tea in the home OF Mrs, Douglas,
No 52l North Seventh Street. Friday eve-
ming of this Week from 8 to 10 O'Clock.
An interesting programme has been pre-
pared, Refreshments will be served and a
cordial welcome extended to all A silver
offering at tho door is requested.
| The sociable given Tuesday night at
st. Johns Episcopal Church was we'll
attended, in spite OF irclement weather,
The reci,at!ve and musical programme
was great,y entoyed by MI present,
Subscription German.
Despite the Indictment weather, the
/ younger society set was out in full force
on Tuesday evening at a subscripto on
german in Belvidere Han,
1 The invited chaperones We're Mr.. and
/ Mis-, James T. Rutherford, Mr., and Mrs,
r. II. Taley, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. S, p. Mayo. .4r. and
! Mrs, Richard Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Ju-
! Han Hill and Mr.. and Mrs, Robert NJ.
! Blankenship.
The german was led by Mr.. Percy Mon
| tague. Jro with Miss Whltmore, OF PEE
tresburg. Those dancing Included Misses
| Grayely and Alexander. OF Danville; Mich
OILS, Budd and Whitmore. of Petersburg;
| Frayser, of Staunton: Drewry of Contra
| liza; Herbert. Shelton, Pegram, Cosby.
Sullivan, Lyon. Glazebrook. Jennings.
Drewry Drake, Binfard, White, Pur-
cell. Tyler, Seymour. Gordon and Nor.
ais. OF Richmond; Messrs, Eppes. Cabell,
Turner. Bargamin. Jones, Bcschen FL
lett. Morgan. Evans, Larus. REGISTER,
Harvey. Baughman. Drake. Burdett.
James. Chalkley. Bidgood. Bowe, blair,
Mccaadlish, Ball. suttoa. Adair, SHELTON.