The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THE BRILLIANT WEDDING or MISS TAbB' or
yRypERrcKsBuRu, AND CAPTAIN rABB, W
LoucEsTER-coRP0RAr COURT hbAI'
ESTATE SALES, ETC.

THE BRILLIANT WEDDING or MISC IApp' W
ypyprRICKsBuRu, AND CAPTAIN TABb, VI
or.oucpsTrR-coRPORAT COuRr-REAL'
ESTATE SALES, ETC.
It,orrespondencc OF the Richmond Dispa'cn'i
JANUARY IS, 1883.
The january term OF the Corporation
Court was opened In its usual form Oh
Thursday last by Sergeant Edrlngton;;
Judge M. Slaughter presented Colohe'
Robert Chew. clerk Of the court, his com.
mission as Judge for the Corporation court
of ibis Mace. and certificate OF his qlialii-
cation 10 the position. The Judge then
addressed the Court IN a few brief remarks,
which were responded to by John Il. Ma-
son. ESQ. Commonwealth attorney.
The following sales OF real estate were
made recently by order Of st. George X.
Fitzhugh, A. b. Chandler ana W. -;
Chandler, trustees OF W. :. Chahdier anu
wife: Two hundred acres IN Caroiine
three miles from Guinca's, 20 u IL beas-
lev, for $3.50 per acre; lO44 acres 70 -.
Frazier for Jane =. Anderson, Tor So.9o
ner acre; part OF tract known as NY
land sos acres, to c. Il. Beasley for Si,-
550. and part Of tract known as "ldle
Wild 57l acres, in Caroline county, 10 Z.
r. Bcasley, for 5000 per acre.
A branch Of the order OF iron lia'i
has been Instituted at the OdG-Fellows'
Hall. In this plscc. This Is a beniiclal or
der, ana the branch here commences undei
very favorable circumstances. Officers for
the ensuing term are {: |. J. Quinn, chlei
Justice: !. +. Thompson, vice.. c. b. Cole,
accountant; &. L. Hunter, Jr., cashier;
DR.. III. Martin, physician, and Judge John
Il. Goodrich, adjuster.
A BRILLIANT WEDDING
was witnessed at st. Georges Episcopal
church Yesterday afternoon. The contract
inc parties were Miss Cynthia Tabb, OF
Fredericksburg. and Captain JoDn W.
Tabb. of Gloucester county, Va. The
church was very beautifully decorated Dy,
the ladies Of the congregation. The wall
back Of the chancel was covered WITH
solid mass OF evergreen. Each side OF the
altar were growing flowers-lilles and The
like. Arranged in order on top OF the altar
were six sets OF candle-Sticks, each holding
six burning candles. To the front OF the
altar beautiful arch was erected, and
trimmed with cut-ilowers. In the centre
hung a handsome marriage-bell composed
of rare flowers. just few steps up the
aisle were two gates, which were opened
TO admit invited guests and relatives OF the
bride andEr0om. Miss Hattie Slaughter
presided at the organ, and rendered the
wedding music with good effect. Promptly
at o'clock the centre doors were thrown
open, and the party entered. First came
the ushers, Messrs Nj. j. Daniel and VI. w.
Moncure. Master Hunter Armat i'm black
velvet suit. and Miss Virginia Hayes in 4
handsome pink. Following this little cou-
pie came the bridesmaids and groOmSmen
in the following order: Miss Susie Il.
Tabb. sister Of the bride, and Mr.. James
Dabney, Of Gloucester; Miss Jennie Parks,
OF Norfolk. and Mr.. Willie Marye, OF this
city; Miss Rebecca Tabb, OF Baltimore.
Md, and Mr.. T. c. Daniel, Of this city ;
Miss NJ. NJ. Tabb, OF Gloucester. sister
OF the groom, and aIr. j. d. Murdough,
OF this city; Miss Addic Foster, OF
Washington, ID. c., and DR.. W. i, Jones, OF
Gloucester; then the groom, escorting the
mother of the bride, and following came
the bride leaning on the arm OF her bro
Their, Mr.. III. \. Tabb. Miss Ta5b, the
bride, was dressed in n rich, irony-tinted
brocaded satin embroidered with silver
and trimmed with Dutchess lace and ostrich
tips; ornaments. pearls. The bridesmaids
wore short dresses Of creanl-cOlored cash
mere and satin, with flowers for ornaments.
The ceremony was lmpressively performed
by Rev. j. K. McBryde; after which the
party returned to the home OF the bride,
where reception was held.
CHATHAM"