The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-03

Mary Crump. Miss Caroline Preston.
Miss Susie Mcclure. Miss Frances
Wheat. Miss Lucy Ford Workman. Miss
Katherine Gum. Miss Ella Buck. Miss
Martha Purcell, Miss Belle willard.
Miss Della Davenport Miss Mary Chal-
mers. Miss Fannie Miller, Miss Avis
Grant, Miss Mary Tompkins. Miss Mary
Ball and Miss Martha Martin.
Washington Wedding.
Virginia society Is greatly interested
In the marriage of Miss Jennie Byrd
OF Illinois. which took place at noon
Thursday in the large drawing room
of tho family residence, In l Street
Washington. Rev. Andrew r. Bird
performed the ceremony. In the pres
ence of number OF relatives and init
mate friends, among whom were Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page.
The bride wore handsome gown OF
yellow brocade. trimmed with point
lace. and hat of soft yellow straw.
trimmed with plumes which shaded
from yellow TO lavender She carried
a bouquet of Marechal Neil roses. She
was given away by her brother. Charles
Page Bryan, former American ambas-
sador TO Japan.
wedding breakfast was served i'm
mediately after the ceremony. Later
In the day Judge and Mrs Payne left
Washington on their wedding trip.
They viii sail from New York on the
Olympic to day for Europe. where they
will spend the early part of the sum
rner. After August l they will be at
homestead. at Elmhurst, Du Page
County. Ill
Both the bride and her brother.
Charles Page Bryan. have spent much
or their lives In Washington, their
former home having been on Highland
hnir Fst
years n commissioner OF the District
Both parents were natives of Virginia,
ana their family connections are among
the Oldest and most distinguished OF
this State. The I Street home of Mr..
Bryan Is furnished throughout with
richly carved furniture collected from
all over the world. The house, which
was years ago the home of the late Mr.
Justice Gray, of the United States SUI
preme Court, makes an admirable re-
pository Tor these interesting posses
sions.
Cnscy-HiIIs.
Thomas Henry Casey and Miss Emma
Ihomas Hills were married at the res
idence of the Rev. ]. b Iutson. pastor
OF Pine Street Baptist Church. who per-
evening. April So Only a few friends
were present at the ceremony, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Casey left at once for a
wedding Journey
Marriage Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Raynor Hay
announce the marriage Of their niece.
Miss Elizabeth Hewitt to John II.
Moore. on Wednesday. April 30 The
ceremony took place at West CLAW
Street, the officiating clergyman being
Or. Lloyd T. Wilson. pastor OF the
Grace Street Baptist Church. Mr.. and
Mrs Moore left Immediately after the
ceremony on an extended trip to Bos-
ton, New York and Atlantic City. Mr..
and Mrs. Moore will be at home after
June 10.
In Newport News.
Miss Rosa Estelle Clarke, of Rich
<mond' and Robert Wilson Wiseman, of
newport News. were married Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock at the par
sonage of the St. Paurs Memorial
Church. in Richmond. by the pastor.
Rev. c.. FL. Green They arrived in
Newport News Friday and were ten
dered reception last night by the
brides sister. Mrs. Scott w. Bright
we'll, at her home on Forty-fifth Street
Mr. and Mrs. Wiseman will make their
home there.