The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03

sSt. ltt w laggaa5 CarSert WHO married
passed MISSIONER, that never had that
splendid homo looked lovelier,s the care
( Of its mistress, Mrs Ramsey showing
In everything about the grounds ard
mansions, IN Il
I'D Groups OF friends gathered on the deck
of tho boat for pleasant social inter
course. which continued unbrokenatill the
Richmond wharf was reached. Every
ones comfort was looked after, the otli-5
GERS of the Association and of the boat
did everything to promote the convent
ence and enjoyment of the eXcurstonists
ana the day proved throughout one long
to be remembered by all who partici-
patcd in its experiences.
Faulkner-T errel..ii
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth WALKER
Terrell to the Rev. Thomas Green aulk-
ner took place Wednesday afternoon at
the handsome rcsidenceT6f Mr.. Frederick
II. Habliston, No. 212 West Grace Street
The ceremony was performed by tho
Rev. George Floyd Rogers, Of Peters
burg, Va The bride was beautifully
gowncd in white silk net over taffeta,
with real lace trimmings. Her veil was
caught back by Il, diamond sunburst. a
gift from the groom. She entered with her
father, DR.. C. J.STerrell, Of Hanover, Va,
carrying shower bouquet of white sweet
peas. The groom was attended by his
brother, DIR. Harrison Faulkner, OF tho
University of Virginia. Mrs. Charles s.
IIabliston was matron of honor, gowned
In gray crepe de chine, and CARRYING q
bouquet of pink sweet peas. sgs
The rooms were decorated IN palms
and sweet peas. Light refreshments
were served, after which Mi. and Mrs
Faulkner left for an extended northern
tour On their return they will mako
their homo at Clifton Forge, Va.
Among the friends and relatives who
witnessed the ceremony We're: DR.. VII
liam Harrison Faulkner, University of
Virginia; Judge and Mrs. c. ]. Faulkner
Misses Faulkner, Master Donald Nick.
Faulkner, Boydton, Va.;. Mr. C.YJ Faux
ner, Alexandria, Va; Mr.. ]. M. Faulk-
ncr, Houston. va: Dr. G. j. Terrell,
Misses Martha and Mary Terrell, Mr.
Frank Terrell. Hanover; DR.. ard Mrs
u. A. Terrell Louisa. Va; Miss Leila
Blair. Donald ana Harrison Blair, Mr..
Lewis II. Blair and MI. Robert Harrison.
Danville. Va; Mr., William Leigh
Paducal, Ky; Mr.. r. Boiling Wilcox and
the Rev. George Floyd Rogers. Peters
burg, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. lab
liston, Of Richmond.
Kent-Williamson.
The following account OF marriage
in which Richmond people arc much In
terested Is taken from a Lexington. Ky,
paper of June 10Th. and says:
The marriage Of Miss Sadie Gabrielle
Williamson to Mr.. Robert Meredith Kent
of Richmond, Va. was celebrated this
i. Morgan, of Paris. Ky, officiating, us
sisted by President Barton Campbell
Hagerman.
1t was quiet, simple beautiful homo
wedding at Waysidc. tho pretty old
fashioned country home of tho BRIDES
mother. Mrs. Charles P. Williamson,
which was built by tho BRIDES great
great-grandfathcr over u hundred years
ago.
Tho house was decorated In green and
white. chiefly with ferns and lilies. and
the bridal couple stood for tho ceremony
under tho arch in the hall which was
hung with evergreens, caughl. with
punches of lilies.
Miss Williamson was give,~ In gar
riage by her mother. Thc,mails of honor
were her sister and, adopted sister, Miss
Elizabeth Cary Williamson and Miss
Gabrielle BraNton,
Tho bridegroom, IN Tho absence Of his
brother. DR.. Charles w. Kent, OF tho
University Of Virginia, who was unable
to como at the last moment, was at
tended by tho BRIDES brother, Mr.
Clarence Williamson.
The bride, who Is fair and pretty and
graceful, wore lovely gown OF whito
silk mule with a sarniture OF Mechlin
lace In delicate floral design. and
veil OF tullc fastened In her blonde hair
with orange blossoms She carried a
bouquet Of white sweet peas, The charm
Ing maids of honor were gowncd in white
organdie and lace.
After the ceremony and congratulations
delicious buffet luncheon was served
|. in the dining ROOM also decorated in
ferns and lilies, afr. and Mrs, Kent loft
at $50 o'clock for st. Louis on the Ches-
apeake and Ohio train, which, through
the courtesy of the officials was stopped
AT the foot of the lawn.
They will return TO Richmond from st.
Louis and have their apartments at No,
=. South Third Street,
The marriage was ATTENDED with all the
on,ens tina foretell happiness and sue
cess--a perfect June day and Nany In
terestng details that added to its TO,
nance The wedding ring was made es-
pecially for this fair young bride out Of
nugget taken from the gold mines OF
the old home place of the bridegroom, In
Louisa county Va. TIE couple were mar
ried where the wedding Of tho brides
great GRANDPARENTS Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Johnson, was celebrated ninety-three