The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-26
Social and
Personal


Miss George stubbeheld and MI D. :
Jenkins were married at the bride s hoil'e'
No. 27os East Clay Street. last evening
at Q o'clock. The ceremony was impress
e,va,v nerformed by the Rev w. a. Coop
ar ~ st Jamos' Methodist Church. me
bride looked extremely pretty IN gown
OF white organdy over white SIX anu
carried a large bouquet of Brlde roses
Misses Annie Jenkins and Christy Rhooes
we're the bridesmaids, and wore dresses
Of white organdy, trimmed with tucks
and lace. Mr.. James EnrouGhty acted as
best man, and the other attendant was
MIR. Brock. The bride Is the attractive
Young daughter of Mrs. S. Il. Stubbleheld'
and has a host of friends In this city.
Mr.. Jenkins is we'll known steam mt
ter, and is popular young business man.
The couple will make their homo at No.
:7o3 East Clay Street.
Philip Martiny, the New York sculptor,
who expected to submit a model for the
Jefferson Davis Memorial Arch, at the
competition held here last year. designed
the two great bronze doors, each - feet
high and feet wide, that have peen
given by Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt to
ST. Bartholomew Church at Forty-fourt
Street and Madison Avenue, Manhattan,
where her late husband was long dea-
con and trustee. The doors were cast at
the Henry Bonnard foundry, and they are
remarkable as being the largest doors
ever cast in one piece. Each contains
three deep relief panels and these are
cut In the door itself, Instead of being
inlaid as Is commonly the case. Full re-
lief figures of ST. Philip and St. James
I'll the center panel of one door, with
1.-THE Alteration of the Virgin above
and 1.-The Betrayal" beneath; on the other
door the central subject is SITS Andrew
and Bartholomew; the top represents the
Ascension, and the bottom Christ Be
slowing the Keys OH ST. Peter" Martl-
nys work is much appauded by artists.
The Rev. Joseph Mngri oflciated at a
pretty wedding yesterday afternoon at
6 O'clock in st. Peters Cathedral. when
Miss Nellie V. Napier and Mr.. Thomas
]. Edwards were united in marriage.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Clara r. Napier. and the best man
was MT.r James A. Ridgely. The ushers
were. Massrs.. Frank H. Overman, A. P.
Parchell, G. w. Ward. B. w. James.
John Kusterer, ]. A. Hulcher. jill. Moore
.
MIR. Edwards and his bride left for an ex-
tended Northern trip and on their return
will live at No. $50 North Seventh Street.
The bride Is the daughter Of Mrs. NJ. c.
Napier, of Orange county, and has recent
1y made her home in this city at No. CSC
North Seventh Street. Mr.. Edwards Is
also native of Orange county, but Is
now engaged In business in this city,
reception was given at the brides
home Monday evening In honor of the
young couple.
Personal Mention
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gary Bragg and the
Misses Davis have gone to Atlantic City.
and Miss Ella Mullen are spending the
to- the city the first Of next week.
The Rev DR.. and Mrs. A. ~ Dickln-
son returned home Wednesday from a SIX
weeks stay ats the Blue Ridge Springs
and Holllns Institute. Both are very
much improved in health.
Mrs. II. F. Gilman Is the guest Of rela-
tives In Caroline county
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke Taylor are spend
ing a few days here en- route to Char
!ottesville.
Miss Elizabeth V. Jones has returne
10 her home after n delightful visit 'c
friends and relatives in Ashland, Va.
Miss Lucy P, Hulce, who has bee