The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
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evening /. at Christ Episcopal Church.. TINS
city. The celebrantSwas the Rev. fi 1aalrS
b. Lee rector 5of the church.
The color scheme was white and green:
tic decorations being QUITE elaborate ana
much admired BY the large crowd when l..
filled tho handsome edlice 10 O. o ps ndm
rably rendered by Miss Susie DaoneS'
the church organist. ~
NThe best man was Mr.. Il William H.
white. Jr., OF Norfolk, Va, q cousin OF
tho groom. and the matron Of honor. MIS- IS
Elmer NJ. ssharfer Of Raleigh. y. -, SIS.
Ter Of tho bride, who was married early
IN October. a Mrs. Shaffcr wore her we'd
ding: dress OF @imported lace, and carried
The brides dress was Of white satin.
covered with white net and.trimmed with
point applique: She carried q shower
bouquet of white roses and lilies OF the
valley. and entered the church ~, WIN re4
The bridesmaids We're Miss Lutte LUCK
cit Moore, OF staunton, Va; Miss Ida
Louise IIancliel, Miss Henrietta Is. White
and Miss j oarl NJ. White, of. Chariot tes-
vile. Their dresses were OF white or
CANDY, and each carried white chrysan-
| themuns.
The following were the ushcrs: Mcssrs.
David Lcake, Of Iaichmond; Cary n.
4 Davis, of the University of Virginia; Al;
len w. Perkins. Clifton w. Rogers, red
crlck w. Twy1nan and Dr.. Halstead s,
Hedges. of Charlottesville.
Following the ceremony. delightful re.
ception was rendered the bridal party t
! tho home Of the brides grandmother,
Mrs. George c.. Rives. on Park Street.
| Among the guests was a number OF out
| of-town people.
Mr. and Mrs. White left on the early
morning train over the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway for Norfolk. and later IN
| the week will continue their trip to New,
York and other Northern cities.
The groom Is one OF tho most popular
young men OF the city, the son Of Judge
John NJ. White and member Of the law
firm OF White & Long. The bride, who IS
exceedingly attractive In person and OF
most charming manncrsds the daughter
Galveston, Texas. but nov Of Washing
tom. d. G. AZ q member OF tho younger
social set of, tho University and OF Char
lottesylle, she has been quite q favoritc
at all Of the social functions OF tho COM
munity for two or moro years past.
Among those present were senator
Thomas Staples Martin, an intimate
friend Of tho White family; Professor and
Mrs. Francis II. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Bradford, Professor and Mrs.
William NJ. Thornton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis r. Hanckc). DIR, and Mrs. Porter,
of Louisa ( Mr. and. Mrs. George Per-
kinse Dr., and Mrs. Edward M Magrudcr,
Miss ltancock, of "El1ersle".;; the Misses
Cooke, Miss Booker, Professor and Mrs
Reinhold Rogers, George r.. y, Mich|e:..
Hon. and Mrs. j. Fl. Lindsay, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Il. Lyman and Miss Lille
Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren, Dr.. ana
Mrs. j. Hamilton Browning, Colonel and
Mrs. Thomas S, Keller and Miss Marie
Keller. MI. and Mrs Richard Parish,
Miss Mary southall. Mr.. Barton LYONS,
and Mrs. Arthur Il. Harris, of Mont
gomery; Miss Rosa Tayloe, Mr., and Mrs:
William II. Wood, DR.. and Mrs. Edward
| NJ Johnson. Miss Jones' and Miss sue
Jones. Y-t 49, s. III ) at.;. ~ si-t As5