The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-15

& HAYES. of No. 214 East franklin Street,
the Rev. DR.. Landon Mason, OF Grace
Episcopal Church, officiating.
House floral decorations We're IN
daisies smilax and palms At the altar ia
there was n1assing OF white MOWERS
against palm background q
bride, was. maid, md Mrs. Horace
HAYES, matron OF honor. The ribbon
aisle, marking the approach Of the bridal
party to the altar, was formed by Mary
and Anne Halves, FItzhugh Lafferty and
Alex Domain. The little girls were in
white lace over pink. The boys wore
white cloth. n isl
E The bride was gowned in white chi:'on
4 cloth en- prIncesse, trimmed with lace.
Her veil fell from a coronet Of oranEe
blossoms and she carried a shower OF
lilies Of the valley. The maid OF honor
wore white embroidered silk. Her flow
ers were pink roses. Mrs Halves wore
white and pink, and had q bouquet OF
La France roses. RI i5 y y 3; .
II Mr.. George Kelly Of Pittsburg, was
best man. After the ceremony, re-
ception was held for the bridal party
and relatives. Then Dr.. and Mrs. Elder
LETT for northern tour. Their future
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Guests from a distance attending the
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. James Htg-
ginson, OF New York; MIR. Lockhart, Of
P!ttsburg: Mr. George Kelly, Of Pitts
burg; Misses Patterson, Of Northampton,
Mass. ss
Wayne-Fellows.
A very beautiful wedding took place
Yesterday evening at al clock In the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Eel
lows No. 1921 East Broad Street, when
their daughter, Miss Nellie Virginia Fell
lows became the bride OF Mr.. Charles
Everett Wayne. OF Cov!ngton, KY. 'Ihe
Rev. DR., w. r. l.. Smith. Of the SECOND
Baptist Church. 2,rformed the cere4
mony.
The lower floor OF the house was
thrown open, the floors being canvased
In white. In the parlors the improvised
altar was erected against ba background
Of palms, and beneath bell OF white
roses Southern simlax, roses and car
ma tions formed tho other decorations. A
band OF stringed Instruments played
throughout the evening.
Miss Susie Bates, who was maid Of
homer wore pink radium silk. with gloves
to match. and carried pink carnations.
Mr.. Frank Wayne. Of Washington,
brother OF the groom. was best man, and
Messrs. Roland Harlow. OF Richmond,
and Ernest Fellows, OF Philadelphia,
we're the ushers. Little Master Charles
Fellows, Jr. OF Newport News. carried
the ring on white satin cushion and
made a pretty picture In his white vel
vet suit Little Misses Lucille and 1nez
Ha rlow. OF Richmond; Irene and Grace
Nunnally, OF Norfolk, were the flower
maidcns. the first two wearing dainty
white frocks and the others white over
pink They carried baskets OF sweet
peas. which they scattered In tho path
OF the bride.
Tho bride wore an exquisite Imported
lace robe over taffeta, her tll!e ven
being caught with orange blossoms and
fastened with handsome diamond
brooch, the gift OF her mother. Her
llowers were Bride roses.
The BRIDES cake. decorated with white
ana green candles and encircled with
lowers, was cut Immediately after the
ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne left at 10 o'clock
for CovIngton, KY, where they VIII
make their home. and where the groom
holds responsible position with the
Chesapeake and Ohio. The bride's going
away gown was OF gray wolfe over taffeta.
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The bride. who is q sparkling brunette.
received her education at the Woman's
College, this city. The wedding was less
elaborate than was planned at first. on
account Of recent bereaYements In the
families OF the brides parents.
An ante-nuptial reception was given
In the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fellows
Wednesday evening. The table decora.
tons were In red roses and ferns. and a
delightful supper waa served. MRS. Ro-
land Harlow. In white lace over taffeta,
and Mrs. Roy Thomas, In lavender silk,
served claret punch,
The receiving party was composed OF
the BRIDES mother. In black not over
taffeta: the bride-to-be. In a charming
costume OF white radium HilG over pink,
Miss Susie Bates, In white orsandie and
lace; Miss Ethel Briggs. IN pale green
radium silk: Miss Grace Briggs, In white
! silk; Miss Mamie Harlow In white point
desprit; Miss Edith Rowe, in white net
over pink Miss Lilly Rodgers. OF Bald
more, In pink null; Mrs. 8, A. Fisher.
Of Philadelphia, in black lace and dia-
monds
A magnificent display Of wedding pres
ents Including cut-glass, silver and
brio brao. was made. among them be-
Ing an elegant cut glass berry bowl from,
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