The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
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% .rhe wedding OF Miss Louise Marguerite
warwick to Mr.. John Sidney Davenport
was celebrated at o'clock Sestefuu -,
y / ficrnoon IN Holy Trinity Episcopal
Il church. the Rev. ] j. Giavatt, D. ~,
being the cecbrnnt.
Ian church and altar decorations III PAINS
ana southern snilax were most peaut-
Fiji. FROM the cross on the aitnr Us -, y
n center. eighteen candlesticks. Win 'u az
white wax tnpers. extended, siiverlns .ie
s,nilax In which they were wreatheo'
K X !, IA Hnrod,,cinr d very effective design
\ ~ illumination. During the Impressive
reading Of the marriage service MISS
8 Retnhardt played Memberships Spring
Song and Evening Star from ran
\ l1nuser. While guests were assemolllls ';
/ and when the bridal party entered "ho
left the church. appropriate musical Sc
tsiections were rendered by Mr.. ~. M.
y Phillips.
rho color scheme was handsomely ue-
velopcd in yellow. the bridesmaids: MISS
4 isabel Davenport, of New York; MISS
i r,t1winn. Burrows, of Saginaw Mich; Miss
Z charlotte Ward Of Rochester n ~:
Miss EVELYN Briuges. of Richmond MISS
I Adcline Henry. of PHILADELPHIA; MISS
Pauline Powers. OF Richmond; Miss
\ sydney stevens, Of washington. D. c.,
ana Miss Clara Cooke. of Lower Bremo,
VA. wearing lovely costumes Of dafodil
yellow liberty satin, garnitured IN Mex,
y can lace with ecrue lace hats trinmeo
5ln daffodils Their flowers were shower
buoquets of Golden Rose roses TED WIN
Il tule.
r.. Ia 1,rfH
sisters. Miss 1mogen Warwick, the maid
e 81 honor, and Miss Evelyn Byrd War
wick. the flower girl. They were in
white point esprit bver yellow. with
ii white lace hats and carried roses
Il Tho brides gown was white chantilly
lace above white chiffon and satin Inc
folds of her veil were caught with
u pearl brooch worn on the occasion OF
their weddings BY her great.grandmothe
and aunt, and recently reset for MISS
5 Warwick. In her hand she held q shower
I of lilies Of the valley. n.
Mr.. Julien Carter Of Baltimore. was
hest man. Groomsmen were Mr.. ADRIAN
Onderdonk, OF Hagerst town, Nd; MI.
REYNOLDS. Of Erie, Pa; Mr.. Archibald
N lJangford and Mr.. William GAYLORD, OF
New York; Mr.. Alexander Randolph,
Ho1laday, Mr.. Hunsdon Cary, Mr.. Philip
q st. George Cooke and Mr.. Edward i.
Harrison.
Mrs. Byrd Warwick, the brides mother,
Il gave here away.
Tho ceremony was followed by bril-
d liant reception held IT. the Warwick
home. NO. COS West franklin Street. Halls
&gand parlors were canvased In white. Man
,99tels were banked in ferns Palms and
II southern smilax made elaborate hall and
$parlor adornment. In the dining room
Bride roses and maiden-hair ferns were
used the table having a lovely French
Ii gilt \ centerplece, filled with roses and
ferns and surrounded with antique
French gilt candelabra holding white
candles.
Mrs warwick who stood with the
bridal couple to receive the guests. wore
black chiffon velvet with vloiets' f1er
Il ornaments were diamonds.
Mrs. John S. Davenport, Of New York,
" the mother of the groom, was in black
spangled net with sequin fringe and
~ pearls
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Davenport,
Miss Davenport DR.. and Mrs, j. 3:
Knapp. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Miller, OF
New York: Mr.. George Burrows and
Miss Sage Burrows, of Saginaw. Mich;
4 Miss Gertrude and Miss Dorothy Wake
u and Miss Douthat OF Norfolk; Miss
"a Heath, Of Petersburg Va
Is rs After a bridal tour Mr.. and Mrs.
Davenport will return to make their
4 home at No. COS East Franklin Street.
\. The wedding was one Of the most ele-
giant and fashionable that has taken place
in Richmond this winter
Goodridge-Atkins.
A wedding of the greatest interest 10
many friends In Richmond Norfolk and
elsewhere will be that Of Miss Florence
Stanley Atkins to Mr.. George MEG. Good
ridge. which will take place In the Monu-
mental Church this afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Lillian Atkins, the maid OF honor
and the sister OF the bride, will be her
5 only attendant. Mr.. Harry Goodrdse
will be best man. The groomsmen WIN
include Mr. Robert Pegram. Mr.. Richard
Taylor and Mr.. Hunter Bel. OF norfolk,
III MIR. Jack Prior, of'iNew York; Mr. Lewis
Dobie and Mr.. FfanK Mccarthy. Of Rich
" mozd.
Mr.. Goodridge and his party reached
Richmond from Norfolk last night, and
a arc at the jefferson Hotel.
OF the other guests that are here for
q the wedding, Mrs Louis HiI!ard and Miss
Il Gu;da Chamberlainc of Norfolk. and
Mrs Jofn ]. Gibson. of Chicago. win be
entertained by Miss Marianne Meade.
Of No. lOa South Third Street.
Miss iCilZab BoWooln VIII DC Will
Mrs. Egbert Leigh, at No. 5o4 West
FRANKLIN Street. and Misses Mabel and
Emily Allyn, also of Norfolk, will be
with Mrs. c. w. P. Brock. at No. FOG
East Franklin Street. Miss Mabel Cham
berlaine, Of the Norfolk party, will be the
guest of Mrs, White, at No. 7l3 East
4 Franklin Street.
MIS-. Ella Goodridge viii be with the
groom and his friends at the Jefferson.
Boykin-Neal.
pretty put quiet wedding was cele-
bIated In The home OF Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam A, Neal yesterday forenoon at II
o'clock, when their daughter, Elizabeth
Merryman, became the bride of Mr..
4 Henry Edgar Boykin a prominent young
business man of Benson. n. G.
i Miss Margaret Anne Neal, the sister Of
the bride. sowned in white silk null over
4 taffeta, was the maid Of honor. She car
ried pink roses.
The biila wore blue cloth tr,l2fling
costume with blue picture hat. Her
flowers ere Bride roses. The parlors
were prettily decorated with palms and
.It flowers. and the ceremony was per-