Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-15

of the bride, and Mr.. Marvin W. Gill. A
handsome reception followed the mar
ri2ge. and the young couple left this
morning for Cincinnati and other points
west. Miss KrenEle is an extremely pref
ty blonde, and is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Krengle. The groom is
popular employee of the hesapeake and
Ohio railroad. On their return they will
reside at 521 south Laurel street.
The Baltimore Sun of yesterday says:
A very pretty home wedding took place
last night at the Cedars. the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Trainor, on Park Heights
avenue near Pimlico. Arlington. when
Miss Matte C. Pegram, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs j. T. Pegram. of Richmond,
Va. nd Mr.. Edward Joseph Kelly. also
of Richmond, Va, were married Miss
Pegram is a graduate of the Richmond
High School She has been teaching pri-
vate classes for some years and has a
wide circle of friends. Mr. Kelly is man
ager of the Dixie Machine Company.
The ceremony was performed at 8
! o'clock in the parlor Of the Trainor resi-
dence. which was tastefully decorated
with pctted plants and carna tons Rev
M ]. Riordan. pastor of st. Charles
Catholic church. Pikesville. performed
the ceremony. The bride was attired In
a gown of white silk, trimmed with sa tin
ribbons and lace. and wore picture hat
She Carried Brade's roses Miss Helen F.
Trainer was maid Of honor. She wore
blue crepe de chine. trimmed with hand
embroidery and black chiffon with pic
ture hat. and carried roses The brides
maid was Miss Georgia R. Kelly. who
wore blue crepe de chine. trimmed with
chiffon and a picture hat, and carried
roses. Mr.. John J. Kelly. Jr.. was best
man. and Mr.. Harold G. Reinicker was
usher. The bride was given away by DR..
Fritz Dietrich, an old friend of the fam
lily.
After the ceremony reception was held
at the cedars. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly
left for 3. southern trip. They will live
here. n
Mr.. Cornelius Henry Schultz and Miss
Rosa 1.avinia Helfert left yesterday over
the Atlantic Coast Line railway for
Washington. where they were married.
The bride is very handsome and att
tractive brunette. and is one Of the most
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Helfsrt. and a member of St. Mary;s
German Catholic church.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Schultz. Of Chesterfield county,
w., and has been for. the past two years
in the employ of the Virginia Passenger
and Power Company, and is also a very
popular member of st. Mary's German
Catholic church:
Mr.. and Mrs. Semitic arrived in Rich
mond at 6:ls O'clock. and went to the
home of the bride. 2oa9 Vena bles street,
where reception will be rendered them.
The young couple are the recipients Of
numerous presents from friends and rela-
tives.
They will make their future home at 2Oa
Randolph street wi here they will be at;
home to their friends.
Miss Harrison. OF BIG West Grace street,
entertained at cards Monday In honor Of
Miss Southall when q thoroughly enjoy
able evening was spent. Miss. southalll
received the ladies' first prize and Mr..
Lightfoot Brooke The gentlemen's first
prize. Mr.. James Fisher received the
gentlemenss second prize and Miss Min
nile Bolton the ladies' second prize.
Among those Invited. lin addition TO the
prize winners, We're: Misses Davis. VIII
s;ams. Lucy Meade Ellen Meade, Friend,
Rebe Friend. Fisher. Bruce Fanny Glib
son. Mary Gibson Sally Timberlake.
Watkins. Christian and Smith Messrs..
BENJAMIN Barrett. Anderson. Stuart Glib
son. Lsghtfoot Brooke. Friend. Edward
Fisher. James Fisher Page Fisher,
Conan, Mauzy. Taylor and Meade.
Mrs. Adolphus Blair. entertained the
Young Married Ladies. Card Club yester-
day AFTERNOON. when progressive #hear1s
was played. stSs
The sefresf1n ents served ION the card
tableG As tnclude ed s. tdat ntys heart@shnpeds