The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-23
the wedding Of Miss Mary Irving White
head. former sunerintendent Of Shclt err.

the wedding Of Mics Mary Irving White
head, former superintendent OF Shelter
ing Arms Hospital, this city, to Mr..
Edouard Schneider, Of Bremen, Germany.
The ceremony was peri formed In ST.
Ambrose Church, Bournemouth, Eng, at
noon on juno 9th, the Rev. Charles
Stuart Miller vicar OF st. Johns Church,
assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Patterson, vicar
OF st. Ambrose, officiating.
Miss Whitehead sailed from New York
for England on May 18th. Since her
arrival at Bournemouth, she has been the
guest Of her friend. Miss Cecilia lisa belle
Carey, from whose home her wedding
took place. 85s
The church was beautifully decorated
for the ceremony, and the bride entered
with Mr.. Charles Carey, who gave her
away She was exquisitely gowned In
white radium silk. a white lace hat, and
wore a pearl brooch and necklace, a
wedding gift from Miss Carey. Her flow
ers were a shower bouquet of lilies Of
the valley white roses and maiden hair
ferns. She was attended by her friend,
Miss Cecilia Isabelle Carey as maid OF
honor, and by Misses Beatrice and Ella
Carey as bridesmaids.
Mr.. Messerer, Of Bremen, Germany,
was Mr.. Schneider's best man. The
ceremony was followed by q wedding
DIedh1aSl az tlle nome OF 81 MISS FsCdIey,
where roses. palms and white carnations
made artistic floral adornment The time
honored ceremony OF cutting the brides
cake, crowned with white roses, was
pleasant feature OF most charming
social gathering. t4t5j.
-afterward the bride and groom, show
cred with, rice, and with shoe thrown
for luck, took the 1:55 P. NJ train for
London From the metropolis they will
go to Bremen, and then to Kiel, Ger
many, where Mr.. Schneider, who is prom
!nent in social and business life, has his
home
Mrs Schneider belongs to widely
known Virginia family. being the sister
81 Mrs. John D. Murre!. Misses Matte
ard Nellie Whitehead and Mr.. David
G. Whitehead, Of Richmond; Mrs. H. D.
Perkins and Alr. John Whitehead. Of
Norfolk: 3lessrs. Thomas and Irving
Whitehead OF Lynchburg. and DR.. r. G..
Whitehead. OF Appomatto1. Va She first
met Mr.. Schneider when, as superinten-
dent OF St Andrews Hospital Lynch.
burg. he was connected with the suhlings,
& wealthy firm OF Lynchburg tobac-
conists During long illness OF several
months q, st. Andrews. Miss Whitehead
was sIr. SchneIdsT'a nurse, and the at
,achment. begun than had Its happy end
ing In their marriage on June 9Th. Many
Richmond and Virginia friends OF both
will unite In sending across the ocean TO
Kiei, Trshes for the happiness and pros
perity OF the newly welded pair.
The bride Ia held in the highest esteem
In Richmond and elsewhere In Virginia.
being known as woman. uniting a most
attractive personality TO unusual gifts
OF heart and mind.
In Honor OF Mrs. Craig.
Mrs Craig, OF this city. who is the
guest OF Mrs. David Watt. in Sorfois,
has been entertained charn!ngly at sew
erai social functions. She vas among the
guests at tea given TUESDAY evening by
Judge and Mrs. Edward apalding. Covers
/ were laid for ten. and the guests besides
! Mrs Craig were Mrs f. L. Price, OF WASH
! !ngton; Mr.. and Mrs. David Watt. MI.
and Mrs. II. r. Leonard and Mr.. and
Mrs, NJ. c. Ferebee
4 Mrs. David Watt also entertained IN
honor OF Mira Craig at luncheon on Tueg.
day at the Hampton Roads Yacht Club.
when her guests were Mrs. Craig Mrs.
Z. l.. Price, OF Washington. and Mrs..
II. r. Leonard.
Personal Mention.
The Rev. Or, G, w. Painter, who Is
mortal Hospital. Is reported as doing well,
DIR. Painter is a native of Southwest Viz
4 gin!a. but has been for several years n
missionary to China.
Miss Mollie A1eriweather who has been
visiting Mrs. Andrew Richardson IN
Portsmouth. has returned to her home
In this elty
Miss Clara Ridgaway, OF West Point
Va, visited friends In Richmond this