The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
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Says tho Baltimore News Of recent
issuot
"Old 81 Paul. Episcopal Church was
the scene Tuesday Of one OF the most
important and fashionable weddings Of
the year. when Miss Ethel McLane Lee,
daughter OF William Horny L. Leo
OF New York WIS married to Richard
Curzon Hoffman, Jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Curzon Hoffman. The
ceremony was performed at noon by
Rev. Arthur Barksdale Kinsolving, ..
d., rector, and Rev. Edwin Barnes
Niver. rector OF Christ Church. and was
followed by small wedding breakfast
at the home Of the brides grandfather,
james l.. McLane, 800 Cathedral Street
THE bride entered the church with
hor. father who gave her away, and
at the chancel was met by the bride.
green. dtt-nded by his brother. Wilmer
Hoffman. as best man. The brides
gown was of ivory satin. combined
with old family lace. and she wore
lace veil that had been worn By her
grandmother, the late Mrs. James e.
MoLane. on her wedding day. Hor
bouquet was shower OF lilies Of tho
valley. The bridesmaids were Misc
katherine l.. Lee. sister of tho bride.
and Misp Eliza Lawrence Hoffman. II
sister Of tho groom. They wore hand
como gowns OF changeablc yellow taft
fota, with bodices of white lnoe and
Bhephcrdess hats, covered with white
laoe and trimmed with Alico blue rib
bon. Their bouquets wero OF yellow
roses,
THE ushers were Chnrles B. Reevos
who acted In tho place of Quincy Bont:
William Graham Bowdoin. Jr.. John
Gilmor. FranciH n. Iglehnrt, Harry ~
Baot1er. Gustnvus Ober, Jr., George
Small Franklin. OF New York, formerly
OF Baltimore, and Walter 8. Franklin.
OF Atlanta AS tho bridal party entered
and left tho church wedding marches
wore played. and during the ceremony
there was soft music. The church was
decorated with yollow roses and palms.
as was also the house for tho break
fast later"
Hn1pfn-Ilhicnrd.
quiet murriase took place on wed
monday afternoon at the residence OF
tho rrooms grandmother, Afrs. William
il. Powell. 6l9 North Twenty-third
Street, WHOM Miss Jennie Marion Rhi-
card becnme the bride OF John Wright
Ealpin, both OF Granny. Quebec. Can
ada, tho ceremony belnl, performed by
Row. Charles w. Sydnor. OF Christ Epis-
copnl Church. H. Wexford Rose. cou-
sin OF the groom. attended him ms best
man The groom IS the son OF g. s.
B. Halpin. prominent tobaccon'st,
after the ceremony MIR. and Mrs. Hal
pin left for Old Point Comfort.
Engagement Announced.
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement CT Miss Louise ODonnell
and Charles Gregory Fowler. The
wedding will take place In Richmond
May II.
Miss O'Donnell is tho daughter OF
Mrs. NJ a. ODonncll and the late j.
j. ODonucll Of n!3 Floyd Avenue
They formerly lied In Newport News,
but for tbs past few years have made
their home here.
King George Wedding.
wedding of general interest was
solcnnizcd Wednesday, in King George
1t 81. Johns Church. when Miss Mar
Garet Aitcherson Pollock became the
bride OF Frank Taylor. The church
was decorated in yellow and white
flowers. and the bridal party entered
to the strains of the wedding march
played by Mrs Blayden r. Tayloe
Rice Iiooe. of Washington, and VIII
liam I Smith. Of King George. acted
as ushcrs
Miss Ellie Knox Gore was maid OF