Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-17
Frank o'Ferrall, John Danforth and S.
Parke Register.


A beautiful wedding ceremony was sol
emnized at Mount Hope church. in Han
, over county, last Wednesday, when Miss
Alice Holmes became the bride of NJ:
Joseph Erie East. of Richmond. The
church was prettilv decorated in white
and green. The bridal party stood under
an arch of green. over which hung the
marriage bell. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. 6. w. Burch. Tho
bride looked charming in gown of brown
cloth with white picture hat and gloves.
and carried a bouquet of bridal roses.
The music was beautifully rendered BY
Mrs. w. L. Holmes.
The ushe,s We're: Mr. G. w Holmes
and Mr.. NJ. f. Holmes brothers of the
bride; Mr.. Elmer H. Newton, Mr. Joseph
g. Hoskins, Mr.. Everett Mallory and Mr..
\. a. Hoskins.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. East
left for Washington and New York.
Among, the out-of-town. guests were:
MIR. and Mrs. II. T. East ans. Miss Heller
Bruce East, of Richmond Miss Alice
z, East, of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
R A. Hosiins. of Richmond: Misses
Josie, GertieS and Nellie Buchanan. OF
Norfolk; Mrs. II. L. Buchanan, of Nor
folk; Mrs. Herman F. Thacker, of Rich
mcnd: Mr.. e. n. Newton. of Rich
mond; Mr. ]. G. Hoskins. of Fredericks-
burg; and Mr.. E. v. Mallory, of Rich
mcnd.
The bride is the attractive daughter OF
Mr.. Walker ". Holmes, of boswell, ano
the groom IS the son of Mr.. Henly T.
East, of this city.
The Baltimore American of yesterday
says:
Miss Minnie Kaufman. daughter of Mr..
Wolf Kaufman. PODS Eutaw Place. was
inc of. r a7r,1a g
Hall to Mr.: Mordecai B. Florshem. Of
Richmond. Va. The ceremony was
performed under bell of roses and
orange blossoms by the Rev. William
Rosenau. The bride was given away by
her father. She wore a gown of white
mousseline, embroidered with roses and
pearls:ea tulle veil. caught with orange
blossoms, and a pearl heart. She car
ried orange blossoms and a white Bible.
The flower girl was Miss Miriam Flor
Sheim, sister of the groom She wore
white taffeta. with bridal Yelling, and
carried orange blossoms in a basket.
The flowers she scattered before the
bridal party Mr.. Roscoe Nelson. Of
Richmond. Va. was the best man. The
uel Wallerstein, Nathan Simoris. Ike Ca
reenfi Ellis Hutzler. all Of Richmond,
and Messrs. Myer. Hess, Jacob Hess.
Harry L. Hartman. Harry Calm, Ansei
Schoeneman. William Elseman and Leon
Whitehill, all of Baltimore. A dinner
followed the ceremony, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Flo-sheim left for trip North
They will live at 1905 Grove avenue.
Richmond. Va.
Among the out-of-town guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nusbaum. Warren
ton. Va; Harry Schwartz. Emporia. Va;
A. Minister, Washington. .. C.: Michaei
Blondheim. Philadelphia: Jacob Meter.
Philadelphia: Mesdarnes M. s. Flor
sheim. A. E. Strauss, both of itch
mcnd. Va: I. Heller. York, Pa; Miss.
Estel.e Florsheim. Ruby Florsheim. both
Washington; Ida Heller. York, Pa; Ger
trude Blordheim, Philadelphia: Messrs.
A. Rothschi,d. James Manning, Samuel
5C,owder. all of Richmond. Va; David
Kaufman, Harrisburg, Pa; Joseph Hell
Ter, York. Pa.
Miss Agnes Drewry. of "Mineola,"3
Chesterfield county. was member of
a large theatre party given Thursday
night by Mrs, Walter r. Abel, Of Bai,.-
more, in honor of her debutante daugh-
ter. Miss Marie L. Abe... lie play en-
joyed was The Mummy and the Hum
ming Bird. :" given by John Drew's COM
pany at the Academy OF MUSIC After the
play supper was served in Mrs Abelrs
home. on Cathedral street. at small
flower adorned tables. 10 an accompani-
ment of orchestral music
The Baltimore Sun OF yesterday says:
The engagement Is announced s!mul-
taneously in England. France, and Ameri-
ca. Of Florence Padleford to Mr.. Ernest
II. Cnnard, son OF Mr.. William cunard,
Of IS Eastoa Place London: of Orleans
House. Twtckenham. England. and OF
Vile Lefeyre. Nice France.
Mrs. Padieford was formerly Miss
florence McPhesters. q noe. beauty OF /
Baltimore. where she still has largo
circle % friends,