The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-26
WEDDING BELLS.
Two VERY PRETTY MARRIAGES YES
TERDAY.
pROCEFDTNGS or THE SOUTH
EASTERN TARIFF ASSO-
GA TION
Tur Srw OFFICERS OF THE ROYAL
AKCtNtN.
Large Attendance at the. Fruhling-test
Last slight Property Transactions
in This city and Henrico-Other
Matters of Local Interest.

The marriage which was celebrated
last evening at ST. Pauls Church was as
beautiful ceremony as could please the
ewes of admrng friends. but, besides
this. there was a widefelt interest in
this event. for the contracting parties
az connected with numerous Virginia
families well-knOwn in the social history
of the State. and the congratulations
from all quarters are unanimous.
The brides name. which she has 81,
will not be forgotten, for il reminds Us 81
/ BraxtOn and John b. Young, in the per
son of q young lady gifted with all The
virtues and attractions that make the
ideal Virgins girl Her father was one
of the familiar figures al The bar for
over a period OF two generations an d
was essentially gentleman as high in
his social character rs in his profession.
The Young couple will have the good
wishes of everybody in Virginia.
II. panls Church was crowded when
Mr. James Mason Miller, jr., of Niaun-
Ton. and Miss Fannie BraXton Young,
walked mp the aisle preceded by eight
COUPLES of bridesmaids and groomsmen.
The bridesmaids were Miss Mary
lfIIIU UNIlaf flArrf.r n W. tfA ht'NA ttAt't
Mary Brakt0n of New Kent; Miss Resale
Winston Miss Mamie Syminglon, OF
Baltimore. Miss Helen Rutherford, OF
Rock Castle. Miss Judith Darlington and
Miss Otcy Cullen
The groomsmen were Mr. W. Orm0nd
Young. Mcssrs 4. Caperton BraNton
and Edward Echols. of stanton Mr
Robert ". Tomlin, of Norfolk, Mr.
Charles ID Whherspoon, oi Petersburg ,
+ Afr. g.. L. Nicholson. Mn James II. An
dcrson and Mn John II Russell, OF
stanton
The best man was Mr. Alexander
Miller. Of stanton, the brother of the
groom. Mr.. John b. Young, brother OF
ihe bride gave her away. The solemn
ceremony was performed By Right Rev
Alfred VI Randolph, d. ID. assistant
bishop of Virginia Rev. Moses ID.
llogc, d. d.. was present and assisted
The ushcrs were Messrs A. Churchill
Young. T. g. Eggleston. II 4. Williams
John NJ Price. David j. Burr, and John
~ Reynolds. of Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. Miller left this morning
40 230 o'clock on the Richmond and
Danyilie train for Danyille thence they
viii go fa the Virginia Midland Rail
road for am extended trip North
Miss Young is The eldest daughter OF
the late Colonel John T.. Young of the
Richmond Bar Being still in partial
mourning the wedding was simple and
transformations She is related or con-
nectcd with many of The old Virginia
famiics-the Carriers, Lees, BrXt0n-,
Corhins and others
Mr. Miller is one of the we'll known
Miller family OF stanton, is largely
engaged in mercantile pursuits. both in
Virginia AMI Texas He and bride will
reside IN Stanton.
a reception was held last night az the
residence OF the brides mother, Mrs.
Fannie e.. Young, so. 2O3 east Franklin
street. the guests being limited 10 the
bridal party and few relatives and spe-
cial intimate friends Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs Levi, y
Hopkins. Of Baltimore Mrs John Bige-
low. of Washington; Mr. and Mrs VI
Erskine Miller, Miss Mary Miller of
~aunt0n Miss Alice Carter. of Balti-
more. Miss Eliza Braxton. Mrs James
Amber Mrs A. NJ Randolph, Mrs T.
L. Moriecai. Miss Mordecai, DR. and
Mrs. j. >. y. Cullen Mr. and Mrs Thos
r Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. W0r-
Thanh Dr.. Mr. and Mrs w. +. Montague.
Mr and Mrs Robert g. RennOlds. Mr.
and Mrs Thomls y. Carter Mrs Frank
,chell