The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
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lIx Va which has witnessed 10
<&ny beautiful weddings. added an
her to its list Wednesday evening
1Dn Miss Lucie H. Morton became
b bride of Mr.. Edward Wren Hud.
n lhA The unusua, prominence and
3<Hpninrfty of the couple made the oc-
nfon one of rare interest The spa
u 4rs church. which was eanopied In
Matte, WAS beautiful In It's decorations
( IT palms and Raster nlies, ard was
4 &nxAd tosits capacity with large as
Y Eemhtaxe. representing many States.
The wedding was in every respect the
4 $4hst brilliant ever recorded In it's an
}4as Al the appointed hour the In
&t4fing notes of the wedding march
@Ar0 played by Mrs. Frederick Han
~ The grooInsmen entered in the fol-
wine order; MIR. Charles Osborne
Z ~. Heber Morton. MIR. Henry Os-
hqrne. Or, Floyd Gregory. Mr., Walter
NfcEeiil. MIR. Gray Garland Mr. Reu-
nm Hudgins Dr. Hugh Henry. Mr..
4Ack Mccargo, MIR. James Yokeley.
The nlatrons of honor were Mrs.
Charles Osborne and Mrs. Haber Nor
nm, sisters OF the bride. They We're
Hpwned In exquisite creations of soft
xAsfn wifi drareriss of crystal chif-
Ton and pearl trimming
The graceful little flower girls.
Earoline Osborne and Tr,Zaprtfr Pr
4efs. dressed IN white null and Lace
Nth pink ribbons, followed, carrying
G3aepherdess baskets. tied with pink
t41le. and fiiied with sweet peas and
aAyactnths
t.r<r "A q, - IA
4aJor J.A w. Mortar. ahd was met at
3hn altar by the groom with his best
man. DR. Lester Hudgins.
The bridal gown was Partisan
MfNAtion Of rose point lace over chiffon
and satin, And showed To splendid ad-
sf&nfags the patrician beauty OF the
&&ide. The soft folds af the wedding
Nefl were caught with orange bios
Nons The bouquet was shower OF
1schids and lilies of the valley.
Soft, sweet strains Of music came
rom the soul of the organ during
Nc ceremony, which WAS impressiveiy
tsrformed by Rev c.. Wallace Ribble.
victor OF the church
A brilliant reception was given the
1E1dai party the preceding night by
1lr and Mira. Charles Osborne at theit
residence
n The bride and groom took the
9Duth- bound train for an extended
pOufhern trip to Florida. Havana and
ms West Indies, The bridal presents
'Mtre many and rare. attesting the es-
eeem in which the young couple is
hei1 by their large circle of friends.
a The bride is d daughter of Major
~ W. M1rten and has a wide reputa-
ston for beauty and accomplishments,
Not only In her own State, but In
MAany Of the Southern States. where
ne has visited. She Is well known in
Richmond. having been the leading
soprano In the First Baptist and Holy
Trinity churches Of this city, and has
Warmed many of the social occasions
NJ Richmond by her sweet and culti-
Sated Voice.
n The groom is one or the brightest
xeung lawyers In the State. He has
eeen located in Chase City for some
&1xIa0, but after the list of June will !
mike Richmond his home, where he
@ll1 practice hts chosen profession.
Marriage Reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Selden have |
tesued invitations for the marriage |
-es their daughter, Mamie |
Randolph. and Mr.. William Merritt I
HAbitston. on the Afternoon of the /
yQth OF March, at 315 East Franklin /
ttreet Tife ceremony %iIi be per-
Termed at 1850 o'clock. in the pres.
ence of only the relatives and few
fksends. who have been invited TO the
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