The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
brilliant Wedding in Lynchburg OF
Popular Couple,
fspecial TO rhe Mines. DISPATCH.

LYNCHBURG, VA, November 5.--In
a simple ceremony in the presence Of
close relatives and a few very init
mate friends Tonight at the home of
q notable wedding took place. when
Miss Henrietta Payne. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Gordon Payne. OF one of
the best-known families in Virginia.
.G~oldenberg. OF New York City. The
celebrant was the Rev. DR.. Carter Helm
Jones. pastor of the First, Baptist
Church. of which the bride is a mem
Der. and one of the sopranos of that
splendid choir.
The residence had been tastcfully
scheme of green and white being car
RED out in the pretty arrangements.
of the bride. were the maids of honor.
and Mr.. Christopher Hollfeld, OF New
York City. was the best man, and MIR.
K. Thomas Watts. Jr.. the first grooms-
Msssrs. i Robert 1sn G. w EfG9sasm James wee g.
Watts, w. S. Bell and John D. K!nckle.
all of this city. The ribbon girls We're
Margaret Payne, another sister of the
bride. and Miss Winnie Engart. of
~Lynchburg.
The bride was attired in an exqui-
site govvn of white satin, trimmed with
point lace. and carried an old-fashion-
ed bouquet Of camelias,. orchids and
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was caught in position with orange
blossoms, and she wore u handsome
necklace of diamonds. this being the
gift Of the groom. b bridcsmaids
thy carried pink chrysanthemums. The
ribbon girls also wore pink costumes.
To soft strains from an orchestra.
which was concealed from view by
the bridal party entered the room in
the following order: The ribbon girls
first, forming an aisle with their RIB
bons from the entrance to the altar,
behind which stood the officiating min
lster. Then came the four groomsmen.
Next was the first gromsman and then
the groom with his best man the
maids of honor, and. last. thu bride.
accompanled by her father. who gave
pie service of the Baptist Church, the
wedding ring being used.
Mr.. Goldepbrrg Is OF an aristocratic
German family. but lie has been resid-
Ing In New York for some time, being
the. American representative OF the
Pathe Cintemograph Company. of Ger
many. The bride Is one of the best
known young women Of hvnchburg
large. connection in the city, who are
prominent In both business and social
circles of rhe city and State
Mr.; and Mrs. Goldenbers left on a
ter November 18th they will be at
home at No. SO M~orningside. Later they
will make a trip to Germany.
Among the out-of-town guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Palmer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Davis. Miss Martha Will
son.. Mrs. Wilson. Miss Campbell and
Miss Lullie Terry. or Roanoke, Va: Mr..
James q. Watts. of West Virginia; DIR.
Nannic Griffin. OF Bedford City: Mr.. j.
c, Dabney. Jr..9 of Fishburn Military
Academy. Of Waynesboro, and Mr.. j.
Gordon Payne, Jr.. a brother of the
Pride, who Is q cadet at the Virginia
After the wedding, from o to IL
o'clock. a reception was ~tendercd at
the residence by Mr.. and Mrs. Payne,
Mt which ESQ guests We're present. A
buffet supper was served during the
reception by Mr.. William III. Steur-
nagel, TIE catel err Of the Piedmont Club.