Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
cowAROsN.MoALE NUPrIALs.
GOyersor FlfznuEh Lee Present-ihe
Cathedral Crowded Win Brit
Iiaut hsseHnbioge.


more, was married yesterday TO Mr.. G
OBJ. Cowardin at the Cathedral IN the
presence Of thr0ng OF friends and &C
onaintances. Miss Moale is a daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moale, No. 1872.
| Madison avenue, and is direct descend
ant OF the first white child born in Bait
more. She has light hair and brow
eyes. and sQuite pretty. FoTsome tim
she hos been the leading soprano in the
Cathedral choir. The groom is one of thD
owners ana editors Of the Hachmol
| (VaD Di%patch.
The footway TO the church was covered
with a canopy from the curbst0ne TO the
church door. The spectators began 10
arrive at o'clock and poured IN Tie
binding in a steady stream, and by 5:3C
o'clock standing room could not be had.
Every aisle, gallery, and pew was filled
The occasion was honored with The pres
cnce of Governor Fitzhugh Lee, Of Nir
ginia. who occupied a front seat, anl
was accompanied by Colonel Richard Z
Belrne. Colonel B. 0. James, and
! Colonel s. 3. Witt. Hon. John Ran
dolph Tucker, OF Virginia, was also pres
cut.
The arrival Of the Wedding party was
announced by choir Of fifty voices,
who sent forth the strains OF a process
sional uprch ao the bride entered tic
door. The ushcrs were Grst in line, fol-
lowed by the bridesmaids and the bride,
who entered leaning upon the arm OF
her father. Al the altar steps the party
.oined in semi-circle with two ladies
and three gentlemen on either side.
The best girl and man stood between
the bride and groom and the ushers.
T be bride wore q costume OF white
faiue, trimmed with orange blossoms
and Chauuny lace, tulle veil, aud She
carried IA bunch OF Nephetos buds. The
best girl, Miss Fannie J.. Moale, wore
white and carried bunch OF red roses.
The bridesmaids. Misses julictte and
Garlic Hall. of Clairmouut ; Miss Mar
garetta Hazzard and Miss ANNE
B.. Moale. were dressed in white
lace, trimmed with watcred NIB
IONS, aud they wore tnlle wells.
Two carried Marechal Neil roses and two
carried Jacqueminots. The ushers, IN
evening costume, were Harry Maolc
Jr., Randolph Tucker Jr, Thomas
Hulngs, William Dammann, A. W
fancy, and T. W. Elder jr. Mr vii
liam Shelton, of Virginia, was the best
man. The altar WAS brilliantly lighted.
Cardinal Gibbons performed the ccre-
mony, assisted by the Rev. ". Il. CO.
wardin. of Worcester, Mass, q brother
Of the groom.
After the compile departed from the
church the crowd was anxious to leave,
and blocked the doOrways and alSles in
such ii manner that the family and bridal
party became separated. 1t became
necessary 10 remove the canopy, and
number of hats were mashed and tees
were trod upon. Governor Lee came
out with the immense throng and was
Immediately surrounded boy throng Of
acquuntances including number Of
pretty girls.
The wedding party drove to the resi-
dence of Mr. MOale on Madison avenue,
where a reception was held. The psrlor
and dimng-room were ornamental with
flowers and ferns and lighted by hume
Gus gas-jets. Governor Lee was present
and among the others we're G. ID. Lang
horne and 4. Y. Stokes, IT., of Virginia
DIR. j. J. Chisolm, Dir. and Mrs. Richard
Cromwell, the Misses Dugan, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. W. Elder, Joseph Ellicott. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward 4. Griffith. the Misses
jenkins, the Misses Keys, Miss Helen
Lightfoot. Miss Fila Lorraine, Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Morris, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Mercer. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Moale, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Nicholas and
family MIR. aud Mrs.. b. Mel. Hardesty.
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick Mosle, Mr. and
Mrs. George parke, DIR. and Mrs. L. NJ.
McSherry, Dr. Edward RenouH, Or.
Charles l.. Reese, Miss Emma Mullen,
llou. j. Randolph Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas II. White, Miss Hattie Pouit-
ney. Miss Lizzie Belt, Miss lula Brown,
Horace and Parker Brown, Walter Dec.
poulney. W. ". Berry, Morris John
son, D. Meredith Reese, Thomas Bowl
ING, Colonel nobcr. ODER, Mr.. and Mira
William NoilIngsFor.h, A. v. Cum
lnings, Frank iauronson, the Misses
Peasants. Mrs Richard Peasants, and
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Pouitney.
AZ the church were State senator and
Mrs William q. Peter Dr Charles
O'ponoyan, Mr. and Mrs G. W. >. Hall.
Mr.. and Airs. Curzon Hoffman, Mr. and
Mrs. l.. Dammanu. General and Mr'.
Brajley =. johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Elder. Captain and Mrs. Winfield Peters,
Mr.. end Mis- Colin Folte. dr and Mrs.
Bradley \ Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
rhomts Ii. White, Il. y. Llder Swami
Latrobe, Mrs Charles ID. Gather
Charles rex. Mrs. Adam 4. King, Miss
Gator, the Misses Denison, Miss Bessie
Baker s.r& &. Howard Tyson. Mrs.
Benjamin Horwitz, Mrs. adele Horwuz,
Mss Nary Morton, Miss Nary Fnck,
Mss Buchanan, Miss Albert, MISS Rose
Keeling. the Misses Perry, Airs. Henry
lanes. George I. Maris, George May,
Yrs. Henry oea;on, A.r. and Mrs. q.
Hall plcasauts, Miss Bonsai.
Nr. and NlrS Cowardin left for tour
2 the North After the reception Gen 7.
raj Bradley 4. johnson and Nr. Snow
len Andrews gave a dinner to Governor .
zee, the VirginiavistOrs, and the ushers .