The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04
Fitz-Hugh-M cCloy.

The wedding Of Miss Ethel McCloy,
INC daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. John ~.
McCIoy, to Mr.. Alves F'itzhugh, Of Char
Iotte, n. C. took place at o'clock last
night in Clay Street Methodist Church'
The Rev. f. Men. Simpson. the pastor
OF the church, performing. the ceremony.
Mrs. Wythe T. Gordon, OF TINS city,
attended her sister as matron OF honor,
and MIR Eugene l.. Davis was best man
10 the groom. The groomsmen were idr.
.Moffett King, Mr.. Lewis c. Thurman,
AIR Randolph Maynard and Mr.. James
Woodward.
The bride came In with Mrs. Gordon.
She wore travelling costume of hunters
green in silk, green velvet hat anu
carried Bride roses and lilies OF the val
= lev. Her Jewels were the pearls worn
sy the grooms mother ut her wedding.
I. Mrs. Gordon was gowned in white SILK
null over white taffeta and had an arm
bouquet of white ,chrysanthemums.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1Sltzhugf left last night
for an extended trip to Chicago, the st.
Louis Exposition and Kentucky. Ihey
will be at home in Charlotte, n. c.. after
q the LIST of December. The young couple
received many beautiful wedding gifts.
Wright-Wright.
I, Miss Man,ye Butler Wright, the daugh-
& ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Wright, and
Mr.. Melville Garland Wright, of this city,
the son of Mrs B. B. Wright, and the
late B. b. Wright, were married at $3.50
y p. NJ. yesterday in st. Margarct's
Il Chapel Ruthcr Glen, Va. the Rev. j.
4 j. Haley, Of Seventh Street Christian
Church, Richmond, Va, officiating. The
chapel was lovely in its adornment of au-
tunln leaves and cllrysanthemnm sblos-
CONS and the wedding party came in to
the music OF the bridal chorus from
l.ohengrin
Miss Jane Holiday Mccarthy, of this
city. was maid Of honor. She wore white
Lace over affetn and carried a bouquet
Of American Beauties. Mr.. Julian L.
Sydnor, Of Purdue University. Lafayette,
Ind, was best man, other attendants be-
ing Mr. w. D. Chles, of Louisa, Va.;l
Mr.. p F. Lipsconlb and Mr.. Charles
Wright, of this city, and Mr.. Aubin
t.lvfsght. of Ruther Glen, Va
n The bride, gowned In brown cioth,
tailored suit. with brown hat and gloves,
entered with her maid OF honor and met
The groom and best man at the altar.
She wore a diamond and pearl brooch.
the gift of the groom. and carried
shower Of lilies of the valley.
The bridal party was given recep-
,Ttion in Richmond last evening by the
brother-in-law Of the groom. Mr.. w. l..
sydnor. OF No. 100 Floyd Avenue The
SPACIOUS parlors OF Mr.. Sydnor's home
were adorned with palms and white
chrysanthemunls. The color scheme In
the dining room was evolved in pink and
green.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
left over the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road for q Northern and Western tour.
which Will include a visit to ST. Louis
and the Worlds Fair. When they re-
turn. they will have their home at No.
loo Floyd Avenue
Out-of-Town Society.
The marriage of Miss Helen Phipps to
Mr.. Bradley Martin, Jr., in which Ameri-
can fashionable society is much inter-
ested took place Wednesday afternoon in
Church. 1nvernesshlre, Scotland,
the Archdeacon of London, DR.. Sinclair,
Miss Amy Philips attended her sister
as maid of honor. There was a largely
attended reccpMan. at Beaufort Castle.
after which The ,bride'and groom left to
spend their honeymoon at Coombe Abbey,
Coventry. the country seat of the Ea;
Of Craven. Mr.. Martins brother-in-law.
The young couple will take trip to
Egypt and return to New York in sea-
son for the winter OF festivities.
Relatives and friends of the bride in
Richmond and Virginia will desire to read
the following mention of the Mill-AIonta-
que wedding which took place in Balti-
more on Wednesday,. The notice says:
Mr.. Charles Phillips Hill. Of Iittsburg
and Miss Katharine Mortimer Montague,
the daughter Of Mrs. Walter Powhatan
Montague, and a sister of Mrs. Basil
Gordon were married to-day In Christ
Church. Society turned out in force for
the ceremony.
Miss Montague was given away by her
brother, Mr.. Walter T. Montague, and
was attended by her sister. Mrs Gordon
She wore handsome gown of white
chiffon over satin with a tuile veil caught
UP with orange blossoms and carried
shower bouquet OF lilies Of the valley.
Her other attendants were little flower
girls. the Misses Leila St. Claire Cor
don and Anne Hamilton Ware Gordon.
Mr.. George Brown Hill, a brother of
the bridegroom. was best man.
The ushers We're Messrs. Reginald Rev
nolds, Howe Totten. Edward Stevenson