The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-17
Flcct-Bridges.

Tho marriage of Miss Mollic Macgill
Bridges, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Cabcl Bridges. to Mr. Ruthcr-
foord Fleet, OF this city. took place
last evening at 1890 o'clock in III.
Church or ST. James the Less, Ashland
Va. Rev Edgar Harrison Dckcrson
was tho officiating clergyman.
The church was profusely and beau.
tifully decorated with palms, ferns anu
white carnations The bridal party Oh
tered to the strains OF the Bridal
Chorus tlom "Lohcngrin,' and Met.
dclssohns "Wcddii1E March, was used
as a occasional During the ceremony,
tho Angels Screnadc" was softly
played.
Tho brides sister, Mrs. George Ball
HutchnEs. of this city, was na.roi
of honor. and Miss Pcuchy Flea SIS.
ter of tho groom, was maid OF honor.
They We're both charmingly gowncd In
white point d'esprit over silk with
Dresden sashcs, and carried baskets
of pink roses.
Mr.. Beverly Fleet was best man. and
the groom was further attended by his
groolnsmen Messrs Charles Macgill
Bridges, Percy Montague, Robert Bev-
crly Munford, Thomas Norman Jones,
William T. Randolph and Weldon Clay
Blanton.
Little Miss Elizabeth Bridges Hob
son. as flower girl, was pretty pic
turc in dainty lace-trmmcd frock of
embroidered null worn with blue rib
,bons.
The bride entered with her father.
by whom she was given away. Her
gown was an exquisite creation of
white mcssaline. made empire style
and trimmed with rose point and
duchess lace. She wore a tulle Veil
caught with sprays of lilics-of-the-
valley and a pearl cross, and carried
| a shower of lilies and white lilacs.
| Her jewels were diamonds and emcr-
aids.
Owing to tho illness Of the BRIDES
| uncle there was no formal reception
| Only the families of the bride and
! groom and few intimate friends
| from Richmond were invited to the
brides home after the ceremony.
Many handsome and tasteful we'd
ding gifts in silver. cut-glass and brass
| were received. After n bridal trip &c
| Ashcvllle and other Southern cities
Mr.. and Mrs Fleet will make their
home in Richmond
Among tho Richmond friends ana
| relatives who attended the wedding
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Bruce Hob
| son. Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Bridges
! tho Misses Bridges, Miss Helen McKin
| ney. DR.. j. P. Ray, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwi;
| d. Sampson Mr.. and Mrs. George Ba
| Hutchings Mr.. and Mrs Charles u
| 3owc, Mr.. James II. Drake. Miss Mary
[ Drake, Miss Caroline Gordon Rennolds
Mr.. Brooke Jones. Miss Emily i1utche
| son. Mr. and Mrs William NJ. Moncure
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon A. Davenport. Mr.
John rutherford, Miss Louise Atkins
1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Hotchkiss ant
many others.
Rayhorn-Hudson.
Miss Mary Frances Hudson, dauEhte
I az Mr. and Mrs. julius G. Hudson, vii
| 10 married this evening at ocloci
70 DR.. Leroy Elmer Rayhorn. the cere
mony being performed. In the Thir
| christian Church by the pastor, Rev
/ Gerald Culberson.
Miss Matte Leo Hudson, the bride
sister. will be maid Of honor Tn
,lshers will be Rev. c. b. Richards, 0
Petersburg; Mr.. c. c. HIT DR.. Jane
I.eftwich, Jr.. and Mr. George Wrenr
After a Northern tour. pr. Rayhor
and his bride Will make their nom
at No. 2e1s East Clay Street.
Bridal Party Entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bryan William
Of No. Sol Monteiro Avenue, Barto
Heights, entertained last evening
honor Of their niece. Miss Frances lie
4 / oval whose marriage to Mr.. jon
Calvin Holden takes place to-day
noon.
The entire lower floor OF the hous
was thrown open and was decorate
with profusion of palms, white lla'
and other flowers, the color schen
being green and white. Only the brid
!, party and few friends were prescn
the occasion being entirely informa
Approaching Marriage.
Announcement is made of the a.
preaching marriage OF Miss Lily Wei
ford Sarvay, daughter Of tho late
IL. Sarvay, Of this city, to Mr.. Villa
, Royston Tompkins, Of Caroline cou
ty. Tho ceremony Will take place We
Z quietly on the morning Of Wedne
y day, April Gath, at 10 o'clock In t
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