The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
WEEDS DAUGHTER
Of MILLIONAIRE 4 | |. \ 81 !.
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A. D. Stevens, Of Radford, and
Miss Clara Aldrici York
United.
MARRIED At PORTSMOUTH, Q.
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Mr.. ]. Gale Anderton, Of Rich
inoilel, Best Mafl-Other
Weddings Yesterday.
MARRIED AT PORTSMOUTH, Q.
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rADFoRD, VA, October 4.T7Much IN
terost Is felt hero In the marriage OF MI MIR
Edward Dyer Stevens, son OF MRS a. l. - :.
stevens, Of Rudford, and Miss cara
A1drich York, daughter Of Mr.. Levi Dee
york multlmillonaire OF Portsmouth, NJ
Ohio, which took place tonight at christ , ISL
Church, Portsmouth,.
Owing to tho prominence and popu-
larity Of tho contracting parties, the we'd.
ding has been widely anticipated nl' a Nc
was nn AFFAIR OF great beauty ana no c ~
gunco e. ! oooro "a
in green and white, palms, smilax tLnu
-. nnwo,.a being used In the dccorn-
tons ,o,o,L
Rev DR.. Spicer being tho cclebrant.
,rhe bride was given away by her father
MI levi Dee York. She wore beauti-
M imported gown OF white chiffon over
white satin, trimmed with rose point lace,
and tullo veil. caught with Il orange
blossoms. She wore no ornaments
Tho maid Of honor was Miss Amelia
Frost, OF Ironton, Ohio, and tho best
man, Mr.. j. Gayle Anderton, OF Rich
mond.
The bridesmaids were Miss Laura Es-
seborn, Of Portsmouth. Ohio; Miss Lucy
M GORE, OF PORTSMOUTH,: Miss Ruth Thomp-
son, Of Cincinnati. and Mrs. Mary sweet
ser Line, of Marion. Indiana.
The groomsmen were Messrs. Harry
German, 1ronton Ohio: lSeth Payne,
Warrcnton, Va: Harry Errett, Peters,
burg, Va, and Paul Esselborn, Of Ports
mouth.
Reception Given.
Immediately after the wedding q re-
ccption was given at the handsome homo
Of the brides parents, which was elabo-
rately decorated. Mrs. York wore an
imported white lace gown; Mrs Stevens.
mother of the bridegroom. black lace.
and Miss Louise Watson, who assisted In
receiving. lace over yellow satin.
"A house party, consisting Of the bride
and bridegroom, with their maids and
groomsmen, Miss Watson. OF London. and
Mr.. Arthur Stevens. brother of the BRIDE
groom, of Radford, were entertained at
| tho home OF the bride for nearly a week
prior to tho wedding.
| There was an automobile party and
dinner at the Road House for tho bridal
party Friday night.
Miss Ruth Thompson, daughter Of Fed
eral Judge *. G.. Thompson, of Cincin-
natl, gave n luncheon to the bridal party
at Washington Hotel Saturday.
Mrs. York gave a handsome dinner Sun
day, with covers for twenty-four.
The. brldegroom's bachelor dinner oc-
CURED Sunday night" at washington Hotel
a dinner to the bridal party. With
large card party afterwards. was given
Monday night by Mrs. L. G. Turley.
whose husband is president Of the Harbi-
SON Walker Company, in which tho bride
| groom holds a high and responsible posi-
ton.
Miss Laura 1Ssseltorn gave dinner
Tuesday evening, which broughc to a
close the delightful antc-nuptial festi-
| vities.
ut-of-Town Guests.
Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs
Albert voohies, Cincinnati; Mrs. Lewis
III. Kirby, Kalamazoo, Mich; Miss Elsie
Lordley, covington, KY; Mrs, Charles
Stewart. Los Angeles. CAL; Mrs. A. D.
! Stevens, Mr., Arthur Stevens and Captain
| =. G.. Osborne. Of Radford, and others
Many splendid wedding presents were
received by the young couple.
:, Tho greater part of the honeymoon vii
be spent at tho home Of the bridegroom:
mother Mrs. A, a. Stevens. al Rad
couple will reside Mt Portsmouth.
The bridegroom stands high both In thu
social and business world He is {
4 young man OF fine character and nttrac
tive personality, Well known in the Soutl
and the West. where he has many friends
as well as in Virginia.
i His bride Is nm attractive and cultured
i young girl of fine traits OF character
/ and q social leader of much popularity.