The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-26
Social and
Personal.
The Traveller.

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Not his the prize? With shining face
y Death all reversed.
Burnett-Bargarni1.
Tho wedding Of Miss Emma Therese
1s.rramin the daughter of MI. and Mrs
Charles y. Bargamn. to Mr.. Charles Ry-
land Burnett, was celebrated at +. NJ
Yesterday, In Grace Episcopal Church,
Z the Rev. Landon h Mason oeihs 'io 80
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The bridal party. in entering tho church
were preceded by the ribbon holders,
Mary katherine Cary and Master Hol-
land Randolph Ellis. Miss Ida Ethel Bar
rar1in was maid of honor. She wore
white and carried American Beauty
roses, as did the ribbon holders.
The bride was given away BY her
father She was gowned in a blue travel
4 Ing costume Her flowers We're show
er Of lilies Of the valley She was met
at tho altar by the groom and his best
man, Mr. William Duke,
The groomsrnen were Mr. Charles Bar
8 gamln, Mr.. Henry Hotchkies, Mr.. Wood
son Waddey and Mr.. Frank Norvell. Mr..
ana Mrs Burnett left last evening for
!, IN extended bridal trip. They will re-
turn to make their home In Richmond.
where they have always lived, and where
they are regarded with the highest es-
TEEN and affection
Davis-Hooper.
In the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John R.
Z Hooper, No. 400 South Cherry Street, one
K of the prettiest of october weddings was
witnessed at $50 o'clock Tuesday after
$nor~, in the marriage OF Miss Berkeley
8O nan Hooper to Mr.. James A. Davis,
B. OReily. u
The house was beautifully decorated
with palms and chrysanthemums. The
bride, wearing tailored suit of brown,
with brown hat and gloves, came IN
with her maid Of honor, Miss Sophie B..
Hooper, who wore white point d'esprlt
over white taffeta Both the bride and
maid of honor carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS They were met by the groom ut
the altar with his best man and brother,
Mr.. Melvin j. Davis.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
left for Northern tour. After November
18th they will reside at No. 200 North,
Sycamore Street
Valuable wedding gifts Included beau
tIful and useful articles in silver, cut
glass. brsc-a-brac and furniture. The
bride. who is OF the blonde type OF beauty,
is the eldest daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.3Davis. and is con-
nected In business with Strause Brothers
and Company
Bowers-Steel.
The wedding OF Miss Mary Louise Steel,
the daughter OF DR.. George B. steel, 70
Mr. James Baker Bowers was quietly
c ral. , at s:oo o'clock Tuesday eve
ming in the home of her father. NO. ~
East Main Street
The Rev. DR.. ~. R. L. Smith, OF the
Second Baptist Church, and the Key.
Charles A. Marks, of the First English
Evangelical Lutheran Church. OBLIGATED
Palms and white chrysantlnstnums car
ricd out tile color scheme in the parioFs
and hall In the dining room everything
was In pink. silver. candelabra hoiaihs
pink wax tapers and PINK carha.'o ..s,
making a charming centerpiece for me
table The wedding marches were played
by Professor Reinhardt.
Miss Maud Steel. the brtde's sister. was
maid Of honor and Mr.. Edgar Bowers the
hes, man. Mr. Marion Willis, OF Fred
erickblrg, and Mr.. Gamble Bowers were
the ushers.
The bride entered with her father who
gave her away. There were, two we'd
ding rings, some f.n7r the GROOM to the
bride, the second from the bride TO the
groom, whose mother was also Welded
with the double ring ceremony. The
bride was gowned in white crepe de chine
over white silk. Her ornaments were
pearls and her veil was held with wrath
OF orange blossoms which had graced The
head OF the groom's mother on her bridal
day. She carried a shower OF lilies Of
the valley. The maid OF honor wore white
SILK. Her flowers we're white cErysanthe-
NUNS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers left b. the Il
O'Clock train last night for AshevIlie,
N. C. When they return on November
4th. they will be at home at No. 40 East
Main Street.
Thebrlde is beautiful girl. most favor
ably identified with Richmond society,
The groom holds prominent position
with the Owens &: Minor Drug Company.
Alnong the out-of-town guests were Mr..
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