Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
RECENT WEDDINGS.
one at ST. PauIs Church Last Night
Two In the Country.

A pretty wedding occurred at st. Paurs
church at s O'Clock last night, when Mr.
James Mason Miller. Jr.. OF Staunton, led TO
the altar Miss Fannie Braxton Young.
The bridesmaids were Miss Mary Tomlin
Young, Miss Kate BraXton and Miss Mary
Brax!on, OF New Kent; Miss Rosalie WIN
ston, Miss Mamie Symington, OF Baltimore;
Miss Helen rutherford, OF Rocg Castle;
Miss judith Darlington aud Miss Otey Cul-
len.
The groomsmen were Mr.. w. Ormond
Young, Messrs. A. CapertOn, Braxton and
Edward Echos, Of Stsuntou; Mr. Robert
w. Tomlin, OF Norfolk; Mr. Charles ID.
Wnherspoon, OF Petersburg; Mr.. q. l..
Nicholson, Mr. James II. Anderson, and
Mr.. John II. Russell. OF Staunton.
The best man was Mr.. Alexander Miller,
of Staunton, the brother OF the groom. Dir.
John b. Young, brother OF the bride, gave
her away. The solemn ceremony was per-
formed by Right Rev. Alfred NJ. Randolph,
ID. d., assistant bishop OF Virginia. Rev.
Moses d. Hoge, d. d., was present and as
sisted.
The ushers were Messrs. A. Churchill
Young, r. c. Eggleston, II. A. Williams.
John NJ. Price, David j. Burr, and John NJ.
REYNOLDS, OF Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller left this morning at
2:SO O'Clock on the Richmond and Danyille
train for Danville. Thence they will go UlG
the Virginia Midland railroad for an eX-
tended trip North.
Miss Young is the eldest daughter OF the
late Colonel John b. Young OF the Rich
mOnd Bar. She being still In partial mourn
ing, the wedding was simple aud unostenta>
tious. SIe is related or connected with
many OF the old Virginia famiiies-the Car
I ftnFhlua and others.
MI. Miller is one OF the well-knoWn Mil-
Ter family, Of Stauuton, aud is largely en-
gaRed in mercantile pursuits. both IN NIr-
ginla aud Texas. He and bis bride will
reside In Staunton.
A reception was held last night at the
residence OF the brides mother, Mrs. Fam
ME c. Young, No. 203 east Franklin street,
the guests being limited 10 the bridal party
aud a few relatives and special intimate
friends. Among those present were MI. ana
Mrs. Lewis n. Hopkins, OF Baltimore; Mrs.
John Bigelow, OF Wsshington; Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. Erkine Miller. Miss Mary Miller, OF
staunton. Miss Alice Carter, OF Baltimore;
Mss Eliza Braxton, Mrs. james Amber,
Mrs. A. NJ. Randolph. Mrs. r. U. horde-
cal, Miss Mordeeai, DR.. and Mrs. j. ;. ID.
Cullen, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas X. Marshall,
Mr. and Mrs. c. T.. Wortham, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. +. Montague, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
G.. Rennolds. BIr. and Mrs. Thomas n.
Carter, Mrs. Frank schell.
HARwOoD--HAGGERTY.
Mr. Charles w. Harwood, a prominent
young businessman OF this city, was mar
ried at 8 O'Clock yesterday evening to Miss
Minnie Haggerty. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Donahoe 1t the resi-.
dence Of the brides mother, corner OK
Twenty-seyenth and Broad streets, In the
presence Of q large number Of friends.
The bride and groom left on the 6:20 train
on an extended tour to the northern cities.
cATLN-HoRSE.
Mr.. B. II. CailIn, OF this city. and Miss
Hattie b. Horne, OF Hanover county, we're
married at Walnut-Groge church Wednesday
at $3.50 y. NJ. Rev. X. III. Pitt, OF Richmond,
officiating. The church was filed with the
friends OF the young couple, aud the we'd
ding was very quiet and pretty. The bride
| Is the daughter OF II. II. Horne, Esq, tres-
surer Of Hanover, aud the groom Is popular