The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
TILE DISPATCH: RICHMOND Va THURsDAY,

RICHMOND, N A., III
Miss Elizabeth Marshall. the little sistel
OF the bride, was dressed In white VIII \,
long blue ribbons, held by four little
Collaborating Amber, James Amber
/ Claudia Burwell and Hilary Marsllall
Tho lst1ers werc Mr.. Russell y. Coles
Of Dhnville, Va; Mr.. G. Carroll strib'
| ling, Of st. Louis, Mo-; Mr.. j. Leroy
Bailey, Mi. Edward p. Marshall and
Mr.. James M. Marshall, Jr., OF Fauduici
county.
The groom Is the son Of Captain md
Mrs. Walter Coles, OF Pittsylvania county
Va. He has supervision for the United
States Civil Service Commission OF 'ex-
arnining applicants for the position OF
rural carrier All over the United States,
and has the direction OF n large force OF
employees. Mr.. Coles u well known
Throughout the State. For a number OF
years he was associated with Hon. Claude
| a. Swanson, candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Governor. His great
grandfather was a member of the first
Congress and his grandfather for MUM
Der Of years represented his district IN
| the national House of Representatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coles left on the after
noon train for. short honeymoon trip,
after which they will take apartments
at the Rochambchu, Washington, y. z.
Later they will Visit the Portland Expo
sition and other places In the North and
| West. IN }y.5
The bride received large number Of
elegant presents. VI
Fisher--Richmo11d.
The marriage Of Miss Anno Hinton
Richmond. daughter Of the late Nathan
tai 9f,1,t, -, y ne
Edward c. Fisher, so1, of the late
Charles Fisher, Of Richmond, grandson
Of the late Doctors Edward G. Fisher,
Of staunton, and James p. Jcrvey, Of
Charleston, SC, was celebrated ut 0
o'clock last evening in the Presbyterian
Church at Milton N c., tho Rev. Dr.
u. H. Harding officiating
Tho color scheme In decoration was in
white and green. Miss Lucy Mayfield
Richmond, maid Of honor, wore White
chiffon and carried white roses. Tho
eight brldesnaids-Miss Priscilla Hard
ing Dodson, 6f Greensboro, N. c.; Miss
Sally shlznan OF Reidsville, N. c.; Miss
Kate Watkins Lewis, Of Henderson, ~.
c.; Miss Emily Watkins, OF Milton. N. CT;
Miss Mary Dodson Richmond, OF DAN
ville; Misses Emma Darlington Fisher
and Helen Fisher, Of Richmond, and Miss
Sue Lewis Richmond, Of Milton, N c.
had on gowns of white organdy, worn
with white silk girdles. Their flowers
were white carnations. .4
Mr.. James "A. Fisher, OF Richmond, was
best man. Other attendants were Messrs
Charles Page Fisher and Cary s.. Fisher,
OF Richmond: 4 Darrell Jervey, OF Pow
hatar county; Mr.. w. B. strother, Of
Chester, Va; Messrs. NJ. f. Berkeley and
Hugh Morrison, of Richmond; Mr..
Charles D. Il Richmond. OF Norfolk, Va,
and Mr.. John Z. Richmond OF DURHAM,
N, c.
The bride was gowned In white crepe
de chine over chiffon and silk. coro-
net of orange blossoms held her veil,
and her bouquet was Of Bride roses. a
reception was held after the ceremony
In the homes3of tho bride. After July
first Mr. and Mrs. Fisher will be at home
at No. ITO South Fifth Street.
Gaw-Williams.
Leigh street Baptist Church was the
scene, at o'clock last evening, Of the
wedding Of Miss Emma Writ Williams,
daughter Of the Rev. and Mrs g. F.
Williams, to the: Rev. Benjamin Donald
Cav, Of the East End Church. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
George f. Williams, assisted by the Rev.
NJ. Ashby Jones, the pastor Of Leigh
Street Church.&tSs
Attendants at&the wedding were: Miss
Bertha Bell Williams, maid OF honor;
the bridesmaids. Miss Harriet Miller, 81
New York; Miss Mary NNoodfn,. OF
Waynesboro; MISS Mamie Cav, Of Au-
gusta; : Miss Georgia Laws, Of Front
Royal; Misses Katherine Fleet and Vlr-
ginia ones. Of Richmond Professor Car
ter Ashton Jenkins, Of Chapel Hill, North
Carolina, best man, and the groomsinen-
Mr.. r. F. Flppen5 Of Lynchburg: Dr..
". A. Wallace, OF stannton: the Rev.
j. B. Webster, OF South Dakota; the Rev.
S. H. Templeman, OF spotsylvania county,;
Mr.. w. Il. Harvey and Mr. @. q. Taylor.
@ The bride was attired in white point
3desprit ever silk, a. tulle veil. and car
ried white roses. The maid of hopor
had on pompadour net above pink. Her
bouquet OF pink roses matched the
touches Of pink in erstollet The brides
maids were In pink and white and held
big clusters of pink sweet peas
Habel-Davis.
one Of the prettiest OF home weddings
OF yesterday was that Of Miss Mary
Louise Davis, daughter Of Mr.. George
B. Davis, who was married last evening
at O'Clock to the Rev Samuel Tllden
Habel. OF Bedford City. the Rev. George
w. Mcdaniel, Of the First Baptist
Church, ofncating. X
Mrs. r. A. P. Cooley, the sister OF the
bride, was her maid aof honor. Three
Of the brides nieces, little Misses MIL
dred and Mabel Cooley, OF Nashville M
G., and May Davis, and the BRIDES sister,
Ruth Davis, wero flower girls and car
ried baskets OF sweet peas and ferns.
The Rev. P. B. Warrington was best
man. The Rev. Frank n. Hayes, Of
Petersburg, Va; the Rev.. ]. 4 Walter
Kenny, OF Covington, Va; the Rev. Frank
i. Hardy, OF Richmond, and tho Rev.
]. Glenn Barbe, Of Bristol, Va acted
as groomsmen.
The parlors and halls were decorated 4
with ferns, palms and sweet peas. Miss
Ethel Ragland, Of Manchester. pianist,
and Nh Fred 'DveDsen, Holinlst. FUR
ntshed the music, Miss FLORENCE Ander-
SON. OF this city, played the wedding
march.
rhA hrido a. ~ q IL 4,,,1t !, her father Mr.