The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-18


ing Mrs. Nelson, and OF experiencing
Mrs Blair's always charming hospi-
tally.
Holden-Loyall.
A beautiful wedding took place yes
terday at noon In the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. c. Bryan Williams. No. 3Ol
Monteiro Avenue, Barton Heights
when their niece, Miss Frances Lee
Loyal became the bride OF Mrs. John
Calvin Holden. OF this city. Rev. DR..
Jere Witherspoon. of Grace Street
Presbyterian Church. was the olliclnt-
ing clergy
The decorative scheme of green and
white was charmngly elaborated With
palms. srnilax, ferns and growing
plants Green tapers in crystal can
dcabra cast soft illumination. Miss
Clara Allen Tompkins had charge of
the music, playing the Bridal Chorus
from "Lohengrin" as the professional
and Mcndelssohn's Wedding March"
as the recessionnl."
AR Henry S. Todd. of this city, was
best man, and the ushers We're: MIR.
Leroy Z. Harper and Mr.. Richard 4.
Reynolds. Master Francis Williams,
the BRIDES cousin. was rinB-hearer
Tho bride entered with her uncle,
Mr.. C. Bryan Williams, She was be-
cominsly gowned in white messaline,
en- princesse. and wore Il white picture
hat. Her flowers were white sweet
peas.
The bridal party was entertained at
an informal reception Tuesday even
Ing. Wedding gifts were numerous
and handsome, consisting OF silver,
cut glass and br!c-a-brac. After
Northern tour. Mr.. and Mrs. Holden
Will make their homo in this city.
Rayhorn-HudsoE.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Frances
Hudson daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
julius c. Hudson OF No. 262o East
Clny Street, to DR.. Leroy Elmer Ray
horn. took place last evening at Z
O'Clock in the Third Christian Church.
the pastor, Rev. Gerald Culberson, ofH-
c:atlng
The altar was banked with palms,
Mr.. Manly 3. Ramos presided at the
organ.
Miss Matte Leo Hudson. the brides
sister, was maid OF honor. She was
urcttjly Eowned in white null, with
touches OF pink. and carried pink car
nations tied with tulle Other attend
ants were the ushcrs; Rev. c. b. Rich
nrdson. of Petersburg; Mr.. G. c. Hit
Or. James Leftwich. Jr.. and Mr.
George Wrenn.
The bride was stylishly gowned in
tan travelling suit, with a violet hat
She carried Bride roses tied with white
tulle.
After a Northern tour. which vii
include visit to Washington. Balti.
more, Philadelphia and New York. DR.
ana Mrs. Rayhorn will be at. home al
no. 2G16 East Clay Street.
Srnith-Delaney.
A marriage OF much interest Il
friends and relatives OF the bride ii
Richmond was that OF Miss Nellie
Williams Delaney, youngest daughter
OF Mr.. Chester Alexander Delaney ant
the late Mary Bigelow Delaney. TO Mr.
James Dallas Smith. son OF Mr.. ant
Mrs, William ]. Smith, OF Phladcl
pkia, which took place last evening a.
O'Clock In the home of the brides
ten, Pa. Rev, r. r. y. Pierce, Of til,
+ Baptist Church, oflciated.
The house was profusely decorate,
with palms, ferns, smilax and whit
and purple lilacs> Miss Salome Becke
played the wedding march. The onl,
attendants were tho brides sisters
Mrs. Allan Pendleton Turner of Ney
Jersey, and Mrs. Malcolm Gilmore Wal
thall, of Scranton, and the best mar
Mr.. Clyde p. Smith, brother Of TIL
groom
The bride entered with her fathe,
sho was elegantly gowned in whit
crepe d'Angelus. trimmed with a berth
and yoke of Irish lace ana chiffon. He
ornaments were pearls and her flower
were white lilacs
Mrs. Turner herself bride, wor
her wedding gown of white crepe a
chine and embroidered chiffon, am
carried purple lilacs. Mrs. Waltha
was gowned in white and lQvende
pompadour null trimmed with lac
and worn with u girde OF pompadou
ribbon to match. She also carried pur
pie lilacs.
large reception followed the ccte
1nony, the color scheme being elfcctlyel
carried out in dlning-roonl decoration
and refreshments. After nm extende
tour Mr., and Mrs. Smith will be at hon
at No. $3.50 Cedar Avenue Philadelphia
Tho bride formerly resided In Ficl
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