The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
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Personal

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,,-ho wedding Of Miss 1Slic Storie Noel
10 MI. Iiliphalet Andrews Lloyd, OF New
Il york. was celebrated at $50 p. M. yes
ierday ii Centenary NJ. L.. Church, tho
REV. pr w. J. Young being the ceie-
brant. s5j I. "a
A The church was decorated III palms nnd
white flowers. the altar Illumination
showing white wax tapeis IN s, ,tse,,,, a.
delebrn. Professor SHEPPARD Wepp, ~
fbe organ, struck the chords OF Me Members
sohn's wedding march as the bridsl par par.
~ entered The wedding chorus rom lVi
IohengrIn. made the recessonal.
,rhe bride came ii, with her f i,ie,.
MI a. L. Noel. She was beauulu WY
,,nwnnd In white panne crepe de chllle,
With bcrthe ana panels of point lace. her
,eii was held with sprays OF lilies OF inc
4 ,nlley. and She carried a shower bouquct
~ the same fragrant flowers. she was wa,
met ut the altar by the groom ana ana ms
hest man, Mr.. William Guy Phllllps' VI
" New York.
honor. wore white chiffon and lace over
3taffetn. and a white lace hat with gar
nitnre of pink Her flowers were La
France roses. c,,,
dor. of Richmond; Mr.. Lewis iiarVle. u
Mattoax; Mr. w. a. Willeroy, OF hi Nlss
William county; Mr.. Louis G. Shnter, Oh
4 Richmond. Mr. Allen Pettigrew, OF Mail
chester. and Mr.. Herbert r. Weisiger, OF
Mrs. 4. IF. Noel, the BRIDES mother, was
handsomely attired in blnck pcau de soie
worn with pearls i,
Mrs. Asa Snyder, the venerable g!aiui-
mother of the bride, wore d lovely ,',s.,s
silk embroidered net, appliqned IN niack
hafiste with an outlining in tandem
Mrs Herbert E. weisiger was In an
,r,ported Partisan toilet of black s,Silh
yoilo with insets Of blue chiffon veNe1
and yoke and berthe of duchesee laco.
Her ornaments were diamonds.
A Miss Nora Southnll Welsiger was ~
cbampagne colored wolfe hand wrought,
and trimmed with pink chiffon roses.
< Miss Annie Lee Snyder. in white chll-
fon and lace over turqu Disc blue SIX;
turquoise ornaments. sss,5 EF|
Miss Marie Young, of Washington' y.
c., in appliqned jet over "'alpe iioe ' =
satin; diamonds, j.,
Mrs. b. ]. Farrar, OF New 1orh' ~
II ,na,Ive etamne; anethysts
Il Mrs Scott Malcolm Macdonald. IN
q white Mexican etamine Worn over plue'
diamonds. -,
Mrs. Chalmers, of New York, in black
lace and chiffon.
EE, MT. ana MIS-. Iloy u AS'ie ie','s o
for an extended tour. The bride 10 the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs, a. E. Noel.
h and the granddaughter of the late Asa
SNYDER. for many years Identified with
the business, social and religious lie OF
Richmond. The groom helongs TO an
old New York family, and IS young gen.
+ tlen1an of excellent social and business
nnsition Wedding gifts received by the
yo,,np couple present an elegant array
re c,it plass. silver and other articles OF
value and beauty.
DR.. Murrell in London.
4 4 letter received from DR.. Thomas w.
NTurrell. who Is now in London, gives
an account Of q pleasant meeting WIN
Richmond friends shortly after his ar
rival in the metropolis.
rho Doctor, who felt decldedly lone
come in such n big city, was viewing
s355 81 from the top of an omnibus when
MI whom, should he see on an omnibus COM
ING from an opposite direction, but Dr..
a and Mrs Warmer and the Misses Tins
lcy, from near Richmond, who were see
K 4 ing the sights of London in company!
n 1t Is needless to say that the DOCTOR
Joined the party, dined with them at the
Victoria Hotel, and went with them to
see the races on Epson Downs
Il Later, In passing through one of the
Z London parks, Or. Murrell. CHANGED upon
young man, Mr.. ellis, Of Petersburg.
& member of a former class of his at
the University College OF Medicine. So
1t is that the world is proven to be
very little world after all,
DR.. and Mrs. Warmer and the Misses
Tinsley will go from London to Carls-
bad, where they will spend several weeks.
Burford-Whitehead.
The marriage of Miss May Toomer
Whitehead, of Norfolk, to Mr. Robert
Milton Burford, of this city, took place
Wednesday afternoon In the home of Mr..
David Whtchurst, No. APO London Street.
Norfolk, the Rev. j. N. L. Latham, of
Monumental Il. L. Church, officiating.
The bride was attended by her maid
OF honor, Miss Emma l.. Pedrick and
by her bridesaaids. Miss Louise Ernest
and Miss Sable, 13ain:'
DR.. Reynold Fairfax, of West Virginia,
was best man; Mr.. Samuel p. Pedrick
men.
MIR. and Mrs Burford are now enjoy
ing Northern tour. Mr.. Burford is as
ISOLATED In business with A.. l.
Burford and Brother, and has his
home at No. 116 West Clay Street.
Faulkner-Tcr rell.
Tho wedding of Miss Elizabeth Terrell
the daughter of DIR. Terrell, of Hanover
county but for some time resident OF
Richmond. to the Rev. Thomas G. Faux
ner. rector of the Episcopal Church at
Clifton Forge. Va, will be celebrated at
Il o'clock r. M, June 29th, in Monumental
Church. the Rev. DIR. w. E. Evans Of
ficiatipg.
Interesting Event.
OF interest to Richmond and Virginia
society was the marriage on June sth.
IN Cove Church, Covesville. Va. of Miss