The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-28
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A brilliant wedding celebration will
lake place in old St, Johns Church.
Hampton, Va, this evening, when Miss
Louise Booker becomes the bride Of Lieu
tenant Richard C. Marshall, of the Ar
lillery Corps of the United States army.
now stationed at Fortress Monroe.
The ceremony will be performed at 9
o'clock Miss Booker will be attended
by her sister. Miss Florence Mallory
Booker. and by eight bridesmaids. MISS
Anne Yeardley Booker, Miss Mary Wills
Booker. Miss Rcbecco Coke Nnsh. OF
;,rtsmouth Miss Minnie Pegram Bow
kin. of Suitnf,eld; Miss Lucy Lyons
Stone, of Warrcnton; Miss Malvena Tabb
and Miss Sadie Fleming, of Fort Wayne.
ind
Little Misses Dorothy and Anne Booker,
cousins IF the bride, will ofllciate as
Flower girls. The best man will be Cap
lain Richard Coke Marshall, the father %
the groom and the groomsmen will III
clude Captain NJ C. Buckley, of Fort
Wadsworth, New York; Lcutenants d.
Y. Beckham. NJ, r. Ross, j. steger, w.
W. Ballard. Jr. NJ. f. Locke, j. A By
ron and r. C. Mason, OF Fort Monroe.
Messrs. Marshall Won Schillng and
Thornton Jones of Hampton: Joseph \.
Massie, of Newport News: st. Julian
Wilson. of this city; st. Julian Ravenn
Marshall, of Portsmouth, and Myron T.
Marshall, OF Lexington, Va. will act
as ushers.
Miss Booker, who has many friends IN
Richmond. is the daughter Of the late
Mr. George Booker and is lovely young
lady. vino is very popular. Lieutenant
Marshall is the son of Captain r. c.
Iarshall, of Portsmouth, and, like Miss
Booker. belongs to a prominent Virginia
family.
Rhett--Fairfax.
Nteor esday being the favorite day CT
the week for brides the date of the we'd
ding of Miss Marion Fairfax to Mr.. Ed
ward Lowndes Rhett, Of New York. has
been fixed for today.
The Rev. DR.. lSirDy, of Potsdam. n. Y
y,il officiate. The ceremony will be per-
formed at the Fairfax family seat
Southampton hear Sarge, Prince
George county, Nd The bride, who Is
y sister of Lord Fairfax, formerly OF
northampton" Il, tit more recently cf
In:lrion. will be ..sLven away by her
olother, c. Edmund Fairfax.
I ne prominence u the attracting par.
ties and the fast that the bride Is re.
Jared TO many vi gnia families Of cis
tipctlon renders the celebration more
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Miss Dora Lewis and Mr. Charles f.
Cary, of this ety. were married yester-
day afternoon in the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Pearce
Lewis. OF Ridley Park, Pa,
The wedding was celebrated quietly.
Among the guests from a distance pres
ent were Misses Nellie and Minnie Cary,
of this city, the sisters OF the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary will welcome their
trends, after November LIST, at No, 60-h
West Main Street.
Miss Anne Winston. the daughter OF
Mr.. AMI Mrs, Edmund Pleasant Winston.
will be married at $3.50 p. NJ to-day In
St Paul's Church. Hanover county, to
Mr.. Pereival Thomas Rowland, of Can
ada.
The bride and groom will leave imrne-
d!atelv after the ceremony for their flu
ture home in Canada.
Miss Winston is much admired IN Rich
mond where she has many friends and
relatives
An Interesting marriage of to-day will
be that OF Miss Mary Skeen, the daueh-
ter of Mrs Georgana Skeen. and Mr..
Edgar Writ Venable, of Hampden !.
ney.
The bridal party were handsomely en-
tertained in tire home of the bride at
Cov'ngton last evening, The cerew ony
will take place at o O'Clock tonight ana
will be followed by an extended northern
tour.
The bride and groom viii be at home
at Hampden-S Sidney after the middle 81
November. Both have many friends here
and number of invitations We're re.
ceved by Richmond people, MANY OF
whom viii be present at tho wedding
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