The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-10
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Great Number Of Weddings
In the State Yesterday.
SHE webs ATEXAS JUDGE;
Miss Katharine Parr Marries Judge
hamilton, Of Austln-Three We'd M
dlngs in Lexington and as Many 3J8
In fredericksburg.
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| iREDrORD. CITY, VA, September o.
Mas katharine Parr and Judge James X.
Hamilton, Of Austin, Texas. were l'fated
IN marriage this evening at O'CLOCK at
"Enneld," the homo Of Mr.. and MRS -.
Preston Parr the parents of the BRIDE III
the presence Of the bridal party proper, a
few Of the Immediate relatives ana lntl-
mate friends or the bride. The impress
sive ritual OF the church was read by Kew Kew
Dallas Tucker, rector OF, 81. johns l1p's-
ccpul Church. E-
TO the stirring notes Of Mendclssohn's
wedding march, beautifully rendered ny
Mrs Charles Taylor. Of New York, the
bridesmaids entered tho parlors ana took
position These. were Misses MINIS lin ,sa,.
Ia, Virginia Mosby, Minnie Nichols, May
Haskins, OF Lexington; Bortie SAFE ana
NIadge Bollng-schoomates Of the bride.
They were charmingly gowned m dresses
OF white silk null, with pink chiffon TRIM
mings about the throat and sleeves, and
carried bouquets of ferns fastened Win
pink ribbons. They were followed by the
maid OF honor and cousin OF the prloe:
Miss Louise Quarles, in n pretty gown OF
pink silk null, carrying pink Brlae roses e!
Inst came the bride, leaning upon the
arm Of the groom; very fair and charming
was she in an eloquent robe OF white
crepe de chine, with trimmings Jof chlf-
fon and real lace, over which fell softly
the bridal veil caught amid her nut-brown
Il esses with blossoms OF cape 1essamine'
III her hand bouquet OF white BRIDE
roses.
The following gentlemen we're the es-
NPt ha NYi q m
hutydid not participate In the ceremony:
Messrs. William P. Hurt, Landon Lowry.
George Miles, Jr., James r. Guy, Jr,
Walter Humphreys. J. Lawrence Camp
bell and Mitchell Strother. Of Lynchburg.
The color scheme Of the decorations
was pink and white. which was effective
~ executed in all OF the mnutine.
sl Mrs. Parr, the hostess, was aided IN
receiving the guests by her children, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Boyd Clayton, Mr. and Mrs
o. C. Bell and Mrs. Samuel L. Hamilton,
OF Austin. Texas, n special friend OF the
bride and groom.
Dainty refreshments OF pink and white
cream and cake were Hospitality dis
pensed and later In the evening. after the
departure OF the other guests, a supper
OF substantials was served the bridal
party. 58t E
Very numerous, beautiful and elegant
friends in several States, as we'll Viz
ginia. The bride, who Is very bright,
handsome and captivating. Is descended
from some OF the Oldest and most in1lu-
entail families Of this State on the ma
tie rnal side. Her father Is native Of
Baltimore, where he has many relatives
residing, prominent in social and public
life.
Judge and Mrs. Hamilton took the /
o'clock A. NJ. eastbound train for an ex-
tended Northern tour. before going to
Austin, where they will reside. The groom
Is a prominent lawyer and is very influ-
ertial socially and politically In his State.
He has easy engaging manners. and i'm
pressed most favorably all who met him,
during his visit here. He Ito be con-
graduated upon the fair Virginan he
bears home as his bride,