The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-01

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sic, the bridal party entoring to the bri-
dial chorus from Lollengrn Rubcnsteln's
8.Thou Art Like Unto a Flower was
PLAYED during the ceremony, and Mendel-
ssohn's wedding march as the bride and
groom, with their attendants, passed OUT
after the ceremony 5l8i. s
The bridesmaids, led by tho maid OF
honor, Miss Sara Harvie and the dame
Of honor, Mrs. James F. Cannon. came
from, the vestry room to the main en-
trance door to meet the bride.
Miss Enrvie was extremely handsome
In white silk null above silk, with berthe
Of lace. Her flowers were white carna-
tions. Mrs. Cannon wore n lovely gown
Of Violet crepe de chine, embroidered in
orchids, and had q bouquet Of orchids and
malden-hair ferns. s1s
The bridesmaids were Miss Elizabeth
Thomson. OF Summit Point. w. Va; Miss
Waller Jeffress, Miss Daisy Chamber
layne Miss Mary Waddlll, Miss Nora
stratton Miss Daisy Dickinson, Miss
Margaret Leake Miss Fannie Dunn, OF
Bon Air: Miss Saddle IIarvie, Of Danvillc,
and Miss Katherine Mlchaux. They had
The lovely young bride entered with her
father. She was gowned In white en-
,bro!dered chiffon on a liberty silk and
white satin foundation, with a scarf trim.
ming OF lace, a priced heirloom In 8her
family. Her veil was caught with orange
blossoms and her bouquet was Of brides
roses.
Tho groom came from the vestry with
his best man. Mr., James Beverly 1iarVle.
M .a
non, MI. r. L. NJ. Scott, Mr.. Charles O..
IIearon, Mr.. Robert Mitchell, Mr.. Charles
Grant, Mr. r. G. Hankns Mr. Robert
Hoskins, Mr.. Thomas McAdans, Mr.. Cor
don IIarvle and Mr.. Singleton Walker.
q AZ reception was held for the bridal
party after tho wedding in the home of
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs James
Blair Harvlc, Of No. liz South Third
Strete. The house was profusely deco
rated with rhododendrons and an elegant
wedding suppertwas served.
Afterwards Mr.. and Mrs. Graves left
for wedding trip to New York. Boston
md Canada When they return they Will
welcome their friends at No. 1O5 North
Fourth Street. The number Of bridal gifts
received was numerous, and the gifts were
Of the most beautiful description.
neutrality-suspicious..
At the marriage OF Miss Estelle Louise
Grimes to Mr.. Christopher Manning, Jr.,
which took place Wednesday Mt a. NJ
In the home of the BRIDES father, MI,
John r. Grimes, OF No. 10 North, Ihlrtieth
Street, the Rev. Father II. a. Nc lSeefrey.
OF ST. Patrick's Church. performed the
ceremony.
Parlor and hall decorations In palms and
roses ,swere exceedingly handsome. Pro-
fessor $lardella's orchestra rendered the
wedding march and gave a fine pro-
gramme before and after tho ceremony.
The bride wore II handsome blue tray
cling costume and carried a shower or
lilies of the valley, Her cousin and maid
of honor, Miss Warren. OF Now York had
on biscut-coored crepe dc chine ana car
red pink carnations.
Mr.. Horny c, Manning was his best
man. MIR. and Mrs, Christopher Manning
are now taking an extended wedding trip
TO New York, Boston and other points
north They will mako thoir home on
their return for the present at NO. ~
Thirtieth Street.
Among those who witnessed the core
mony and partook Of tho sumptuous we'd
ding breakfast were: Mr.. and Mrs. ray
Tor Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Lehman,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson, MI ana
Mrs. II. Wiley Davis. Miss Davis, Miss
a IL,
Mr.. and Mrs, c. Lee Moore, Mrs. Hat
tie Curtis, Mrs. Lena Hawkes.. Mr. and
| Mrs Harvey l.. Davis Colonel Morton
Marye. Captain John A. Curtis, Hon. D.
| C. Richardson, Mr. Edgar Ferguson.
| Mr.. John Il. Ferguson, Major j.. L. c..
Scott, of Ashland; Mr., ". p. knowles
| and Mr.. Joseph NJ, Shelton, City Ser
| geant James c. Smith. Mr. Joseph Y.
Trehy of Norfolk; Mr., William Jenkins,
| Mr.. Peyton Baughan, Mr.. w. T.9Han-
| cock, Mr. p. Willie Rafter, Mr.. Henry
]. COIN, Mr.. simon solomon. OF Henrico;
! Mr. Clyde w. Saunders, Mr. George
Charming Ruskell, Sergeant Matthews,
Mr. Joseph thinner and Sergeant Wilt
shire.
/ The young couple were the recipients
of many beautiful and costly presents
! from friends in the State Of Virginia
and outside OF It, an evidence OF their
great popularity and the high esteem
In which they are held.
Logan--l1agerman.
A small wedding OF Wednesday evening
/ April 10Th. was that of Miss Elizabeth
Ilagerman, daughter of Mr.. Thomas r.
| Hagerman. Of Port Hope. Canada. to Mr.
James II, Logan. the son Of General and
Mrs, II, NJ Logan
/ The ceremony was performed at the
residence of the bride, No q West Twentl
tin siScet. New York city, In the presence
OF immediate relatives and friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan are now at "Algo-
ma" the country seat of the groom's par
| ents.
l-anier--Faulkner,
/ Miss Mae Faulkner and Mr. Howard a
i Ianier, of Lalnberts Point Va. wert
i,> tlAe.., n..ut, $to "a
ferson Hotel by the Rev. G. II, Spooner
Of Trinity NJ r., Church
4 The only attendants were Miss Ma!
Cannon, OF Morrie, AID, and Mr.. S, 8