The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-08

entered the pnrlor, preceded by the off,
ciating ministers, the Rev. u. 3. Pol
lard. Phi. D., Of Georgetown. Ky, and
the Rev. w. W. Moore, D. D.. president
of -UnioEl Theological Seminary. Two
nicces of the bride, Misses Mary Wills
girls, and two OF her nephews, Masters
Bentley Cox and Garland Pollard. as
| pages, strewed flowers in her path to the
! altar The groom was attended BY his
best man, Mr.. Warren Stuart, Of Fishers
vile, Va, and the hrideewas given away
by her brother, the '1ion' John Garland
The bride was Rttired in an Empire
gown Of white net over taffeta, with
Princess lace yoke and berthe Her ven
was held in Mace by coronet Of lilies
OF the valley and In her hand she held
a shower of white sweet peas
Mr.. and Mrs McCaslin left late last
night for delightfully."- mysterious triI
ito the mountains" At its conclusion
they will proceed to their future home al
Cleveland, Tenn. where Mr.. h1cCaslin is
pastor of the Presbyterian Church
Among the out-of-town guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wills. Mrs. R.
L. thurman, of Atlanta; DR.. and Mrs.
L. 3. Pollard, Of Georgetown, KY; Mrs.
Ohio P Smoot, Of Bowling Green. Va;
Miss Kate Cannon, OF Norfolk, Va; Mr..
Herbert McCaslin. of sweetwater, Tenn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
An exceedingly interesting wedding
took place yesterday at noon in the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Coleman, No
40 North Lombardy Street, when Miss
Helen Eigenbrun became the bride OF
Mr.. Lewis J. Freidenburg.
DECORATE tons were entirely in margue-
rite, the beautiful ox-eyed daisies being
used In every possible space.
Mrs II. +. Nordeman, as matron of
honor, wore most exquisite imported
lingerie gown. hand-em brodered. Mr..
Philip Frcdenburg, brother Of the groom.
was best man, and tho ushers wels. Mr..
Joseph Freidenburg, Of New York; Mr..
Herbert Elgenbrun, OF Chicago; Mr.
Nathan Coleman, OF New York. and Mr..
Nathan Simon.
The bride was daintily gowned in white
chiffon cloth. en- princesse, trimmed In
point de venise lace. She was given away
ry her brother, Mr.. Edward Eigenbrun,
of Petersburg.
Among tho out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Edward Eigenbrun. Master Irving
Eigenbrun, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cohen,
NI. uIl1 jill D. 1AuI<lHuCI A<oVS, Ahloo 1IliiC1
Levy, Mr.. Isaac Cohen. Miss Hannah
Cohen, all Of Petersburg. Va; Mrs. Mol
lie Whitehill. Mr.. Simon Grief. Mrs.
David Grief. all Of Baltimore, Md.
characterized.
At the home Of the brides parents. in
Onancock, Va. quiet wedding took
place on Tuesday afternoon, June fifth,
at two o'clock. when Miss Stella Crockett
became the wife OF Mr.. Frank Neale Gil
man, of Richmond. The Rev. w. c.
Walden OBLIGATED.
The house was beautifully decorated
with palms and cut flowers. There were
no attendants and only the near relatives
of the contracting parties were present
The bride wore q stylish going-awaY
gown of dark blue wolfe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Old Point. whence they Will SO on a
Northern tour. They will make their
home In this city.
Gordon-Cheek.
Invitations have been received in Rich
mond To the marriage OF Miss Evelyn
Pearl Cheek. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
j. Marion Check. to Mr.. Lonnie Wingatc
Gordon. The marriage Will take place
on Tuesday evening Jun. nineteenth. at
Q O'Clock. In the residence Of the br!de's
parents in Chapel HI, North Carolina.
Tennent-Durctte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Beverly Dnrette
announce the engagement o ! their daugh-
ter. Roberta Louise 70 Mr.. Eugene Hun
| tor Tennent, OF Washington. -. G. The
| ma rrnBc Will take pu!ce IN Washington
| on June nth,
Miss Durette belongs to an old and
well known Virginia family. Mr.. Ten
| nent is connected with the National CITY
Bank in Warrington.
Golden Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hudgins, Of Bran.
blcton, Va. celebrated their golden we'd
ding T'ucsda yevenirg at tho home OF their
daughter. Mrs. ]. II, Ford. Their four
daughters, Mrs. G. w, Parsons and Mrs.
Christian Clarke both OF Richmond: Mrs.
! Fl. vs.. Tufman. OF New York. and Mrs,
]. r. Ford. OF Norfolk, were present,
together with their twelve grandchildren.
The house was decorated throughout
In white and gold. daisies and yellow and
white roses being tho flowers used.
| Among tho callers wern Miss Jennie
Jones, who was bridesmaid at the we'd
ding nifty years ago. and Mr. Louia c.
lIudgtns, OF Mathews. Va, who acted
as best man on that occasion.
Mrs. Christian Clarke. OF Richmond
presided at the punch bowl. Mra, Hoherl
Ford served shcrber and Mrs, Tufmar
cut the BRIDES cake.
a purse of gold from the grAndchildrer
was among the many appropriate Kif,,
received,
Automobile Tour,
A party of New Workers arrived II
Richmond from tho metropolis on Tucs
day morning, inter delightful autnino
bile Trip Leaving New York Saiuraul
evening. they made the trip IN 'llel
Packard touring car without a bing
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