The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
Observation-Disclosures.

The Savannah (Ga.) Morning Times,
OF Thursday, March Sth. contains the fol-
lowing account of wedding, for which
over three hundred Invitations wero re-
ceived ty friends and relatives in Rich
mond, Norfolk, Stanton and. throughout
Virginia. The Times says:
An interesting event of to-day will be
the marriage of Miss Louise Newton
Waldhauer to Mr.. Arthur Henry Williams
son, which Will take place at noon in ST.
Johns Church. Although 1t will be quiet
" celebrated, the event will be very
beautiful one The church has been SIM
ply and attractively decorated, white and
yellow flowers. narcissus and jonq,Ils,
being prettily arranged on the altar.
The wedding music will be played by
Mr.. Blakeley, organist OF the church.
with the wedding march from "Lohen-
grim as the professional, and some soft
French and German airs during the cere-!
4, nnony. The ushers Will lie Mr.. ]. DeBruyn
Hops. Mr.. William Faucet, Mr.. John
Owens and Mr.. Frank McIntire. Miss
Louise Falligant, as maid of honor, will
precede the bride, who will enter with
her two brothers. Mr.. David f. Wald-
hauer and Mr.. Bickerton Winston Wald-4
hauer. Mr.. Williamson's best man will
be Mr.. Edward r. Banks.
The brides gown, imported from
1.ucerne, is of white pongee, beautifully
hand-embroidered, the skirt in triple ef-
feet, with each flounce of scalloped swiss
eyelet embroidery. The high shirrcd girde
into which the skirt Is extended gives
princcsse effect. Over the pretty bodice
Is laid white round collar of rose point
lace. making a charming finish. She will
wear a tnt of white satin, the crown en-
broidered with pearls. an applique OF
Z larn ~ y rfr ba
brim. Under the bri,n is laid 4 long
white ostrich plume. Her bouquet Will
be of white roses and orange blossoms.
Miss Fauisants gown Is of soft white
silk. with rose applique, and much
pretty hand embroidery. She will wear
white hat with white plumes. and
yellow roses, and will carry bo,,quot
of yellow roses
The boutonnieres Of the ushers will be
white roses and of the best man a vel
low rose. carrying out the color plan Of
/! wedding, and the bridegroom will
veal II boutonnercs of orange blossoms.
Yrs. waldha,,er vii, wea, black. with
ducl..se lace.
After the ceremony. the members OF
tile bridal party will be entertaind In
formally at the homo of tho brides
mother, on Oslethorpe Avenue. Here.
too. the decorations are most attractive.
with a frieze of Southern srlax on
the walls. and many pretty flowers arr
ranged In the drawing-room. The raoms
will be softly lighted by candles shaded
in white. and narcissus and yellow jon
quils fill the Inantel and the tables. AS
sisting in serving the punch will be Mrs.
f. J.. Travis, Mrs. Roger Patterson, Mrs
R. G. Blanton and Mrs. Herschel Will
liams. The refreshments will be served
by some girl friends Of the bride-Nfss
GertrudA Falllgant. Miss Josephine Tyler,
Of Rithm6nd; Miss Edith ulmer and Miss
Helen Davidson. Among the guests will
be the brides aunt. Mrs. "A. w. Smith.
OF .smericus.
Many very beautiful wedding gifts
have been received Among them are
two handsome silver bowls, largo and
smaller one. with rcpousse borders, tho
gift OF General Gordon. who fought In
the command OF the brides father. tho
late Captain waldhauer. during the Civil
War. Other beautiful gifts arc a tea
service Of porcelain, with an applied de-
y sign in gold, from relatives in the West;
a set of silver table spoons. over 175
years old, which come from the brides
Van Buren, relatives, and marked with
Martin Van Burcns intials:- a set of flat
silver. marked with the family crest,
from the brides brothers, ana several
handsome cut-glass and silver bowls,
dishes and other pieces, besides artistic