The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
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Mrs. Aston Cabell. In pink silk null
over satin, lace berthe. HI a
Mrs. Junius b. Mosby.f In white benz
galine silk. duchesse lace. dog collar Of
pearls. s ss}f III s " ~ VA .
satin, diamonds. isf 5i8f55 SIX
Mrs. Charles Stacy, black embroidered
not, cut steel trimmings.
Professor Thilow's orchestra played
during the reception hours from q palm
screen in the hall. A profuslon of we'd
ding gifts in cut-glass, silver and other
beautiful articles were displayed on the
second floor. where Mrs Arthur Scriyc-
nor presided at the punch. bowl. 3S| aa II
The dinlng-room j was In white and
green the center-piece OF the table'being
most nrtistically arranged Of white sweet
peas, asparagus fern and lilies Of the
valley. e 5,3
AT about 1890 In the evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rutherford left on Mr.. George w.
Stevens private car for Charlottesville. \
whore they took the North bound train
for Atlantic City.
Mrs. rutherford is a very lovely young
lady and has been greatly admired In
Richmond society since her debut several
years ago. She Is the daughter OF MIR. +.
N. Jones, nh influential and recently re-.
tired business man OF this city. Mr..
rutherford Is the son of Mr.. land Mrs.
Thomas NJ. Rutherford and the presi-
dent Of the Rutherfoord-D eitrich Com
pany The young couple, who left last
night for Northern bridal trip, received
a great number OF beautiful wedding
gifts from their wide circle OF relatives
and friends. ,5
Among the out-of-town guests who witt
messed the ceremony were Mrs. j. j.
Mapp, Of New Orleans: DR.. John D.
Turner OF LaneXa, Va: Mr. j. Pendletoni
Turner, of Norfolk; Miss Mary Katherine
Turner Mrs, l., Huffman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norval L. Henley, Of Williamsburg; Mr..
r. M. Turner and Mr.. B.. M. Turner, of
Lanexa: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Robinson. OF
Bowling Green. Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Ruxton Mr.. and Mrs Ed Vernon, Mr..
and Mrs Carl Ahlstrom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gaze. Brewer, Miss Dyer, all Of New York
city. Miss Ammo Wheeler, OF Buffalo. New
York; Mrs. Calderon Carlisle. Miss Car
Isle, Mr.. Vaudeville Carlisle. of Washing
ton: Mrs. conally Coll. Or, and Mrs. chss-
borough, Misses Thomas, DIR. and Mrs.
Lewis Harvie, M. Il. r. Goodwin, Miss
Goodwin Mr.. and Mrs. George Bernard,
Miss Bernard, Mr.. and Mrs. Pnckney
Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. Male.
CdSLWOOu-.AdIIlp.a Ee5al
At o:3o o'clock last evening Miss Mary
Camp, the daughter of Mrs. Harriet T..
and tho late w, Camp, and Mr.. Matthew
D. Eastwood, prominently known In bus
ncss and social circles Of Portsmouth,
were married In the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Camp, of No. 800 East Grace Street.
The ceremony was performed by tho
Rev Dr., Russell Cecil, OF tho Second
Presbyterian Church. assisted by the rec
| tor OF ALL Saints, the Rev. John y Down
| man. B35
The ceremony was witnessed only by
| the families and nearest friends OF tho
contracting parties Decorations We're IN
palms and flowers. Miss Camp wore q
| travelling gown OF blue. and with the
| groom left last evening for a sojourn OF
some length at Asheytlle. Afterwards
Mr.. and Mrs. Eastwood will return to
their home In Portsmouth. Among the
| guests at the wedding were Miss Louise
4 Eastwood. other members OF Mr. East
woods family and Mrs. Grant.
Loving--Welford.
Miss Rosa +. Wexford, formerly OF
Westmoreland county, but more recently
OF Richmond and Mr., Stephen W, Low
Ing. Of Manchester. We're married al u
o'clock Tuesday In Clay-street NJ "
Church. tho Roy l., B. Betty officiating.
l. Miss Taylor dlreCleu ftHe WuSic, una Vie
wedding attendants were Mr.. Walter @.
Ward. Mr., Charles NJ, Shepherd. Mr.. John
! Hunt, Mr.. Percy Loving, Masters George
| Betty and Archie Rowlette.
The bride was attired In gray and CAR
r,ed a shower of brides rosos, Tho hon
| ey1noon will be spent In st, Louis and
| upon the return OF Mr., and Mrs. Loving
they viii make their home In Manchester.
Grayes--Harvie.
Grace Episcopal Church will he fra
grant and beautiful with palms and
4 Easter lilies at D c'e!a2,; ta!s evening, for
the wedding Of Miss Mary Blair liarva
and Mr. Charles Marshall Graves, by
the rector OF the church. the Rev. Dr.
I,andon r.. Mason.
A feature OF the wedding will be the
bridal chorus from I,ohengrin. sang by
the full choir Of forty voices.
Miss Sara Heron Harvie will be the
maid and, Mrs. James r. Cannon the
matron OF homer The br!dew!ll be further
attended by ten bridesmaids.
The best, man Will be Mr.. James Bev-
erly Haryle and there will be ten ushers,