The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
Mss Emily E. 5W ! v I 81 the III
Bride Of Mr.. r. E. Blake.
4 WON CHARLOTTE BRIDE.
Mr.. James 4. Taylor o. o. Wilmington
and Miss Mamie I. Mclean, o
Charlotte, Were Married on
"Wednesday Evening.
Especial to Tho Times Dlspat chs
"Wednesday Evening

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WILMINGTON, NJ C.. May; 2.---rhis
/ has been week ofmarrlages, in which
Whining tonians were largely Interested.
y and all OF them were o. more than pass-
Ing interest to the community
Thursday afternoon at 3 30 O'clock, at
the First Baptist Church.. Miss Emil
Estelle Winstead, daughter Of Mr., and
a hfrs. Alexander s. Winstead, and Mr.
i Raymond Gilmore Blake. a we'll known
young business man. were united In
mntrimony Us Rev. Calvin $. Blackwell,
Sof Norfolk, Va, In the presence OF q.
large assemblago OF friends. Tho usierp
were Messrs George Harold Oscar Nor.
V ris, w. l.. 'Willford and II. 7. Bnker.
Miss Ethel Holden was maid OF honor
and Mr.. Robert g. Blon1 best man. Mr..
N and Mrs. Blake left on tho evening train
b for the North. SKI f
& Marcella Shrier and Mr.. Albert Solomon.
Il 4wo prominent young people OF; this city
were married. The bride and groom left
on the evening train for Now y ork.S They
will return on May 18th. when q big re-
q cepton will BIO given In their honor.
1. Truman Parmele and Miss Nellio Row
lan1 Norment, daughter OF Captain w.
g. NUtmcnt, were married In the Pres =
Il byteran Church. X Miss Emma Harris
y ECimeiit was maid OF honor and he
bridesmaids wero Misses LAURA Howell
Nornletit and Eliz Bellonv Howell. MT,
A j. B. Eccleston,S Of New York. was bept
man. The bride and groom left for the
4 North on an extensive bride tour. They
VIII reside In Wilmington. Mr.. Parmele
y f,ly inr, large business ntsrcsfs hero.
Mr.. James II. Taylor. pr r,.,, y ont
Y young business man OF this city. re-
4 bride. who was Miss Mania =. Mclean.
OF that city. The va idinT was cele-
Il brated at 6 o'clock Wednesday cYeni:.g g:
The wedding was very quiet Mt sWill
4 II. Taylor. Of this city, was best ,rnan.
i and Mics Carrie Mol san. OF y Charlotte,
5 was maid of honor. & & y
y, N In honor OF their friends. the North
Carolinn Sorosis Monday q fternoon gave
Il a delightful pink and white tea at the
/ home OF Mrs. r. ". Price. It was
II charming affair and greatly enjoyed by
liancy. y The decora tons were very hano
ono and carried out the color G fleet
Ono OF the pleasantcst social occasions
az tho week was beautiful reception
given at the X. M. G. A. 8parlors Tues
4 day night, from TO 10 o'csock The par pa
B ;Iors and halls OF the splendid association
\ building wero thronged with fashionably
dressed young women and men: Durlns
fl,e evening beautiful musical pro-
pramme was rendered. ~.
Mrs, Eliza Bells my. Miss Ellen Bel
\ iamy and Mrs. Warren 8. ohnson. OF TINS
* CITY, attended the wedding OF Miss Ellse
Is Bethany Duffie and Mr.. James spence
werner, In Columbia 8. c., Wednesday
u MISS Dunie Is popularity known here.
Nj, N. F. Parker, wife and daughter
4 left yesterday for months pleasure
tr.p. Mrs. Parker and daughter VIII
visit friends in Burlington and Raleigh
& MI. Parker goes to Hot Springs. n. g.
M. and Mrs. Nash e. Bunting. OF
Fayetteyille, ara visiting rela tives here
i8's ar. Henry NJ. FLAG ler, the oil King.
id NJ or spending two weeks here. returned
70 Florida this week. He was accom-
nanied by Captain Aloes Walker and MT.
Fred Kidder OF this city. They Will
return next week. Mrs. Flagler remains
Win nor mother. Mrs. w. r, keenan,.
Mr. William r, Kenan, Jr., who was
called homo on account of tho death OF
& hIs. father. has returned to New York.
Ri Mr.. 81. F.9Lawton, OF Atlanta spe-
c,ai agent OF the southeastern Tarin
Association. Is In the city on business.
= r,olonel Walker Taylor has returned
81 Prom business trip to Atlanta Isl.
Major =, ". Van G. Lucas. United
states army engineer corps at Mem
mis- Tenn, was hero this week visiting
4 friends, 49,
tiyes In New! York.
& near the Nordica concert Saturday night.