The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-04
Social and
Personal

Tho wedding OF Miss Margaret Susan
Hutson to MIR Byron Bernard Williams
took place at $3.50 o'clock last evening IN
the Pine-Street Baptist Church. the Kew.
7. b. Hutson, the uncle of the bride, per-
forming the ceremony.
The churcl, was tastefuly decorated
with palms and cut flowers. The music
waa directed by Mr.. Reginald Walker and
supplemented by both the violin and cor
net, The bridal chorus from Lohengrin
was the professional and Mendelssohns
wedding march the recesstonal. The
beautiful air, Hearts and Flowers" was
played softly during the ceremony
The bridal procession was led by the
rtbbon-bearers, little Misses Genie May
Jobson and Ruby Snlder. in pretty frocks
of pink organdy with pink ribbons.
The groomsmen were Mr.. Oscar Phil
Iips, Jr., MIR. Laughon. Mr.. Wilbur Car
ney and Mr.. II. S. Montgomery. The best
man was Mr.. Perrin.
A uuartette of bridesmaids, Misses Fan
ME and Annie Hutson, Miss Bessie Bcll-
son and Miss Bessie Lee. We're gowned
in white mousseline, with pink liberty
satin sashes. They carried bouquets VI
pink carnations.
The maid Of honor, Miss Mary I1usson
had on white fairs null, Her flowers
we're white carnations. Immediately pre-
ccding the bride came two little maidens,
Misses Gladys Snider and Martha Job
son robed In pink and having In their
hands baskets wreathed in smilax and
filled with pink and white carnations.
The bride, who is the charming daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Edward Hut
son, wore white liberty silk en- traine, and
had shower Of brides roses. A cluster
of the same held the folds OF her well In
place.
The. marriage was witnessed by many
Frtn ,1 al Of tho y0lI IN y
couple. Afterward they. left for their
future home on semmes Avenue, Wood
land Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Deevcs. who
have been enjoying their honeymoon at
Old Point. Virginia Beach and Richmond,
nre now visiting their relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. d. Crenshaw, near RectortoWn,
Va.
Mr.. crenshaw's home is widely assocl-
ated with the memory of his father the
8 late Rev. l. II. Crenshaw, and has been
NJ. the Crenshaw family for moro than
n hHunir,,dred years.
nr r1enra D. whitcomb. Jr.. the son
of colonel IT. 10; Whitcomb Of this city
and the brother of Mrs. Hugh M Tay-
lor and Mrs. Edgthr D. Taylor, has re-,
Gently received an iiheportant proiesslo''a q :
promotion. lie mas Dee&. 49, r, o, :
the gas department OF tlSe Tupl'c oerS'cc
Corporation In Newark, M j.
MI. Whltcomb who is 81 s IaiuL'o -
Stevens Institute, is at presah.t hssis. "a
engineer of the Essex and Ihudson Jas
Company. In the absence OF Engineer
tlexander Il. Strecker, of The Nonlpahy'
who has been In Europe some mSs,lths,
Mr. Whtcomb has had entire charGS oi
the engineering work, and has conducASu
st with great ability.
His Richmond friends will be delighted
to hear Of his deservedly great success
Miss Betty Berkeley Clarke announces
the approaching marriage of her grand
daughter, Miss Anne Preston White, and
Dr. George Gilbert Crawford.
The ceremony will be performed lime
10Th. at noon, IN Mrs. Clarke's home,
"Dewberry," situated in the Forks" OF
historic Hanover. The wedding has en-
cited much interest in Richmond where
Miss White has many friends, as wei as
elsewhere in Virginia.
Miss Otela r, Woodward and Mr.. Craig
C. Rhodes, both of Richmond, We're mar
red in washington, p. c., June I'd the
Rev ]. ], Muir officiating.
Miss Barber, Medalist.
AT the important exhibit Of the years
work. now going on at the Woman
Art School, Cooper Institute, New York,
Miss BESSIE r. Barber. the daughter Of