The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
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8 Bertha Deane- Freeman, in Pail Mall
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y Engage rnent Announced. 81
a NJ N ttorn ey-G General William A. Anderson
n AID Mrs. Anderson, Of Lexington and
Is Richmond, Va, announce the eilgag enont
Of their daughter. Anne Aylett to Mr..
II Charles s.. AcNulty. Of Roanoke, We. 8
SSs$ me marriage viii take place early IN
Il September. { 81 II ~ II
Nc Eyster- Adams. sS
A wedding OF mu Oh interest to friends
ri at the bride and groom throu ghout VII:
u rinia r and & Maryland was that OF MISS
Mary Elizabeth Adams. daughter OF Nr,
VA nd Mrs. w. II .tl Adams, to DR.. j. A..
English Byster, OF Baltimore which took
placa wednesday, In the BapfAt Church
~ at MIDI leburg, v q. /,
il b Tho Rev. Charles IIe1ndon, Of Hamil-i
y Ton. va, n pert or1ned the ceremony. and
Mrs. Hugh s McC orn1ck played the we'd.
ding march,. Just before the henodlcuoh
Mrs. Augu stus Duffey5 and Miss Cath !,
+ 4 r,1,e Nj Cornnck sang 20. Perfect Love-,
Nsssra "a stevens Mason. Charles Mar
Il shall 4 George P. Bagby, Robertson Pagan,
* ana Abnor Saylor, Of Baltimore; Harry
sse q ayer 4 Of New York: Conway Brown, o.
q orfolk. VI and william Pilson, ct Staun-
n ton, were among the guests Little MISS
Etzabeth Smith. niece OF the bride, ana
Miss Dorothy Seton, OF New York were 1'
AZ flower girls. .. 4, y,
81 vas met at the altar by tho groom ana
" l,in hast man. Mr.. Morgan Wood OF New
N york. 81 Her gown was Of white crepe DC
S$chine. made en- prir,cesse, and trimmed
y H.lthF1 duohesse lace. Her flowers we're
- lilies Of the valley. i
Miss Genevieve Haynes Adams, slsteT
Of the bride, was maid Of honor. ana wore
# blue accordion plated Six anu anu l''7'
3Si ~ ,rha br,desmaids-M Catherine
wood ward, Elizabeth Brown and 4 Ann
3448$ Darlington, Of Mlddleburg; Evelyn
r. Joynes, Of Baltimore; Mary Berkeley 81
IN ,eesburg and Eliza Timberlake OF front
Royal--wore accordion plated WHIT SIX
null. and carried pink carnat IONS .sS Iney
entered the church from the leIt q t ~
53#p,lpit. proceeded down the aisle ana
Il crossed over to the right being preceded
lin the right aisle by the ushers 55555
,ssFf The bridal supper followed the cere-,
AZ r1no,ny! and then the bride and groom LETT
a for B el,nont, near Stanton, where the
"a groom has country home. .s s5
SsSs Dr. and Mrs. Eystcr will make $theirf
Il home Ii, Baltimore, where DR.. Ely is
III IA member OF the physiological depart
& n,ent OF Johns Hopkins University, from
which institution no graduated IN l9oo.2,yg
ss This bridal party was extensively en-
tertained prior. to the wedding
.8y$S Among those who attended from dis
Il tn1lce were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mason, OF
] New York; Mr. Robert Montague, OF
81 Charleston S. c.: Mrs. Walker Scott, OF
III Tarmville, Va; Miss B. Toy or, ct fla-f
wailI ana & Nnessrs Frank Eng ish, OF
Va Maryland, and Lewis GoodloN OF Louis
n.y.
Snith-Winn.
N An account of the marriage OF Miss
If Annie If. Vim, Of Virginia, to DR.. ] oseph
gsSIl . Smith. Of Philadelphia, taken from
All the ;Washlnkton Post of yesterday, Will
8 be Of Interest to the friends Of the bride,
\ who lis widely connected In the State.
The Post says:
Miss Annie p. Winn, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William VIM, Of Burkewille.
3#5 Va, was married last evening att o'clock
8! to DR.. Joseph L.. Smith, Of philadelphia
The wedding took place at the residence
i of the BRIDES brother. Mr.. Hilary T..
RI FyVinn, 12Os East Capitol Street and the
! ceremony was performed BY Rev, John.
s8IB, 5Winn, Of Petersburg, Va, assisted by
AZ Rev. James A. VIM, OF Temperancevllle,
Va, both brothers Of the bride.
WIT Delicate ferns, arranged with clusters Of,
white hyderangee and bride roses, banked
4 the mantels. and with towering palms,
Il made a beautiful setting for the impro-
yised altar at which this ceremony was
performed Like dsoora lions extended to
the dtning-room, where La France roses
added a touch Of color to the table
81 adornment a Sfs 95t !,
& lie BRIDES costume was a handsome
IN creation OF Brussels -net, built on taffeta
and trimmed with baby irish lace A
long tulle veil OF Brussels lace, family
heirloom. becomingly arranged with Or
ange blossoms. fell in graceful folds To
8S the hem OF her long court train. Her only
III orna ment was O crown-shaped brooch OF
III diamonds and pearls. tho gift OF the
groom, Tho bouquet was shower OF
SY lilies OF the valley.
George H. Smith, brother OF the BRIDE
"a groom. was best man; and Mrs, Hilary
u. Winn, sister OF the bridegroom,
q was the mntron Of honor, Wearing q
u dainty frock Of white batIste, trimmed
with yalenciennes lace, and carrying
cluster Of bridesmaid roses. she preceded
& the bride and bridegroom to the altar.
II present.
A supper followed, after which Mr.. and
81 MrH Smith departed for q wedding trip,
Ss They will take up their residence at
k Germantown, Pa Mrs. Smiths travelling
gown was OF sage-green cloth, with hat
n \ to match. Among the out-of-town rela-
Ss tIves at the wedding We're tho parents OF
Y the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs r. NJ,
u Smith, OF Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ. Smith, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. George VIM,
Rev. and Mrs. J. B. VIM. and Rev. and
Ss Mrs, ]. A. VIM
I.8g At the Stanton Show.
Fg A large contingent OF Richmond society
N ,aanl. the social features attendant there
3 on,
\ N lsSN II ednesday evening the boxes were
u filed with large and well-dressed crowds,
bgs among the gayest OF which was the party
occupying the box Of Mr, william Doe,
& ING and including Misses Margaret
# slSslds and Elizabeth Weddell. OF Rich-