The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-17
Social and
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Miss Daisy Neal and Mr.. John Nicholas
Martin were married at $3.50 P. NJ. In the
home of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
William w. Neal, of No, 81 East Mar
shall Street, the Rev. DR.. W. u. Evans,
Of Monumental Church, performing the
ceramony.
The parlors were tastefully decorated
In palms and daisies. and the bridal party
entered to the strains of A1endelssohn's
wedding march. played by Mrs. j. c.
Daniel. During the ceremony Ruben
STEMS '"rhou Art Like Unto q Flower"
was rendered.
Tho bride, who was gowned in white
chiffon over taffeta and wore a big pic
ture hat of white chiffon, carried white
prayer book. She was attended by her
sister, Miss Margaret Neal, as maid Of
honor, in pink mousseline above pink silk,
with a bouquet Of pink carnations, and
by a trio of brldesmaids--Miss Ethel A.
Brown, OF Danviue; Miss Clara Daniel
OF Bremo Bluff. and Miss Elizabeth Neal,
of Richmond-who wore white mousseline
and had clusters of daisies in their hands.
a niece of the groom. little Miss Kath-
" crime Brown dressed in white. with an
arlnful Of daisies. was pretty flower
girl, Master Irving Thompson. the
brides nephew, In sailor suit OF white
flannel, acted rs ring bearer.
Tho best man was Mr.. Clifford NJ.
steet; the groomsmen Mr.. A. NJ.
Wright. Mr.. D. E. Watkins and MIR.
.Leverne Hurt.
Among those witnessing the ceremony
were Mrs. w. W. Neal. the brides moth
err in black silk null over taffeta. and
her sister, Mrs. j. Herbert Thompson, In
tan mousseline and lace.
The bride and groom were recipients
from their friends of many beautiful we'd
ding gifts. including a service, water set
and a number Of useful articles in silver
besides Others In cut glass. china and
bric-a1 brac. There was no reception, the
SeNng couple leaving by the s o'clock
- train to spend their honeymoon at At
lantic City.
Invitations have been received by
friends in Richmond from Mr.. and Mrs.
James z. Beazley for the marriage of
/, their daughter Miss Sara Early, to Mr..
George Belleld Cave.
The ce'temony.wil take place Tuesday,
June GOTH" at noon in Grace Episcopal
Church. Stanardsville, Va. Miss Beaz-
ley. through visits to friends in Rich
mond. has many friends here.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
The wedding celebration OF Miss Rebeo-
ca IIellstern to Mr.. Roscoe c., Nelson
TOOK place last evening IN the parlors OF
the Jefferson Club. Rabbi Leon M. Nelson,
of Temple Israel. Brooklyn. assisted by
tho Rev, DR., Edward N. Calisch, offlciat-
ing.
The parlors OF the club were deliberately
decorated In palms, inaiden-hair ferns,
E1nila& and white sweet peas. An orches-
ira sounded the wedding march and
played during tho reception hours
Miss Sadie Hclstern. the maid OF honor,
was attired In white silk net, embroidered,
above chiffon and taffeta- She carried
Ia France roses.
The bride wore shimmering white sat.
In, the soft folds of which harmonzed
well with her brunette beauty. Her cor
sage was trimmed with q berthe OF rose
point lace, and her veil was fastened with
diamond spray. In her hand she had
white Bible. with a spray Of lily of the
valley between It's leavea.
A duo of bridesmaids, Miss Beulah N.Y.
er and Miss Matte Well were in white
Chiffon, worn with wreaths of pink sweet
peas and cluster bouquets OF tho same.
The Grooms best man was DIR. n. ".
Eelson. of New York. his brother. He
was further attended by Mr.. ], L. Heard.
Mr., r. Sydney Te!ser and DR.. Anronhem
OF Norfolk; Mr.. Ralph Binswanger Mr.
Ralph Levy, Mr.. Leroy Stern. Mr. Simon
HelIstern and Mr.. Jacob Hellstem, OF
Richmond. Mr.. Ike Greenbaum was the
efficient master Of ceremonies.
The ceremony was followed by bril-
liant reception. at which assembled the
friends OF the bride and groom and many
who had come from distance to do hon
or TO the occasion. Among those In the
latter class We're DR., j, III. Schall, Of
Brooklyn. y, Y; Mr.. William Schoen. OF
New York city; MIR. J. ]. Foote and Misses
Foote. OF Atlanta, Ga; Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaronheim, Of Norfolk.
MI and Mrs. Nelson, who left last night
for a Northern wedding tour, were most
handsomely remembered in the matter OF
wedding presents, They are both exceed
.ngly popular and prominent in social
circles, and Mr.. Nelson is very success
full professionally.
Mr.. Joseph 3. Yeamans and Miss Hat
Tie A. Rudd were married yesterday
morning at Quartey after O'Clock at
The Calvary Baptist Church. the Pew, DR..
I3runer. the pastor, officiating. Immedl-
ptely after the ceremony Ar. and Mrs,
YeaInans left for an extended trip North,
While away they will visit a number OF
the Northern cities and other places OF
Interest, returning 10 Richmond about the
lrst OF July.
Miss Rndd Is tho only daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. ). II. Rudd. OF this city, MIR
Yeamans 81 OF the trin Of Carter and
Yeamans.
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