Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-03
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Last evening the >eyenih->tr, chris.
tan church was the scene OF one II the
most brilliant weddings II the SEASON..
The brid,-wcll huOwn and admired IN
Richmond s0ciety--wa, MIS- Cammie Cary.
daughter n Colonel John +. Cary. OF this
city. The groom was Mr.. Louis y.
kuoWlCs. the pr',idept Of national bank
~ Pensacola. Eta. This gcnilcman'> popU-
hriiy i attested by the ho,t- Of friends Who
clmc with him 10 do him honor and to ro-
ioicc in hi, good fortune.
4 llrgc crowd assembled 90 the church
long beior" The hour appointed. and had
their attention fully occupied with the
handsome decorations, and the sweet strains
oi iuli orchestra led 10y Professor Rem
hJrdl The decorations, a, being Some-
thin.uniquc. and being designed boy Colonel
CntShaW. deserve q word ~ notice. Besides
the einctitablc ~ hitc ribbon, flowers ,&c..wa-
an arch ~ ga>-iets. under which the Young
couple stood. suspended from lis centre
was "a beautiful and rare briZen bell. curl
ously wrought. Thi, wa, framed in m
outline oi jets, which showed il 10 adyan-
t.gc. Above the bell was the monogram
"C. a H." in guS. making q most effective
blaze of light around the bridal couple.
At 900 clock the first note, oi MendelS-
,Ohn', matchle,, eddng-Narch was
struck. and i'm q hush Oi expectation the
bridal cortigs entered. Bndc-maid- and
groomsmen. IN alternate couples, entered
il. the following order, each bridesmaid
carving a large bunch ri white and
.Jacqucminet roses: Mr.. Archie Cary with
Mr. W. q. shelton: Mis-, Laura Thornton.
of Pensacola, with Miss Matte Cary, Of
Mobile: Nr. Ernest longc. OF Pensacola,
with Mr. ". scott tarringtOu Mis- Abcrt
with Mi>, Juliet Cary. OF Norfolk; Mr.
Hilton Green. Of Pensacola, with Mr.. j. Y.
=. Quackcnhu,h, Of Norfolk; Miss Eva and
Mi, Connie >poit-; Mr.. Il. VI. Cars with
Dr. Rcn,haw, both Oi Pensacola; Mis-
Josephine White with Mis- Maggie
Eustace; Mr. stephen Mallory. ~ Pcn-a-
cola. with Lieutenant Beniamin J..
Roberts. of Fort Hamilton. y. ";
Miss Gillic Cary with Mis- Laura knowles.
Next came the usbcr> Mr.. WllKcr Hill,
Mr. Clayton Lcfebyre. Mr.. lanes II. Andcr-
son. ana Mr.. G.. Cary SHIELD. lmmcdi-
atcly preceding the bride came liitlc Master
John Lcary. with Miss Matte Purcell. and
the lille pair met with a murmur Oi ap-
proyal - they moved MP the aisle with all
the dignity betting the OcclSiOn. Lastly
came the bride, on the arm Of her father.
She was in elegant costume OF White satin,
with sikcr-broclded front. the cor,agc
trimmed with duchessc l,cc. tullc veil, and
ornaments OF pearls and diamonds. She
carried in her hands white rO> 3. and aS
she walked grayely forward, followed by
the sweeping folds OF her dress. made an
emncnty graceful figure. she WI, met at
the altar by Mr.. knowles, VINO stood with
his best man. Mr.. Charles II. Oycrman.
Mr.. knowles advanced. took her from her
father, and led her beneath the arch Of
light. The Episcopal marriage vas
most impre>,ively read by the RsN. Il. e.
Cave.
Aft,r the ceremony, an elegant reception
OF the bridal party and few friends
was held at the residence Of Colonel
John B. Cary, on Franklin street.
Among the invited guest, were: Hon.
Charles Jones. United States senator from
Florida; GOyernOr-elect Perry and lady. Of
Florida; Mr.. and Mrs. Lcno Brent, Mr..
and Mrs. ". ID. Chipley, Of Pensacola ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence knoWles and Mis-.
Josephine knowles, of Atlanta: Mr.. and
Mrs. {. \. Rcitzc, Of savannah, and Henry
II. Knowles, of Chicago.
The following were some Of the dresses
worn:
Miss Josephine White, white satin, with
brocade front.
Mss Albert. white satin and brOcadc.
Miss juliet Cary, % Norfolk, white ,atln
and beaded lace.
Miss Gillie Cary. white cashmere.
Miss Whiting, OF Pensacola, white or
CANDY over silk.
Among the other guests was Mr.. Clar-
ence Knowles. white brOcaded silk. crystal
front, trimmed with point lace; ornaments,
diamonds.
Miss Josephine knowles, pink-ottoman
silk.
Mrs. Reitzc, OF savannah. black .ilk and
diamonds.
Miss Matte Cary, Of Mobile, white surah
silk and srOcade.
Miss Thornton, OF Pensacola, white pine
apple and lace.
Miss Laura Knowles, OF Pensacola, Fla,
white surah satin and brocade.
Miss May Eustace, white satin trimmed
with point lace.
Miss Connie SPOTS, white satin.
Miss Eva SpOtt., white >urah and SILK
null.
After ihe reception, Mr.. and Mrs.
Knowles took the sOuth-5Ound tram Of the
Petersburg road which left here at 9:40,
hut they went only short distance south :
their tour will extend to northern cities.