Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
TWOHAPPY WEDDINGS
MR. HANCKEL ARD miss EUsTAcg IN
RICHMOND.
Mr.. W. p. Seymour and Miss Emma ]. Car
rack, at Red Bazk.
H. J.


rack, at Red Bazk.
H.. j.
Miss Margaret Clare Eustace and Mr.. John
e. NJ. uanckel, OF Roanoke CITY, were mar
ried yesterday evening at 7 o'clock at the
residence OF Mrs. William q. Ferguson, 3Ol
east Franklin street.
The ceremony was very beautifully and
improssiyely performed by the Rev. James
Stuart HanckeI, OF Charlottesville, father OF
the groom, assisted by the Rev. Ii. NJ. jack
son, pastor OF the bride.
The scene was strikIngly lovely. The
folding doors were drawn aside, revealing
the bridal party in tabesu. A mirror back
OF all was framed in white and green ferns
and daisies. Before this stood an i'm
proyised altar draped in soft white
folds and decorated with candies in silver
csndeiabTa and ascension lilies. Above was
an umbrella covered and completely lined
with daisies. which made beautiful canopy.
under which the Young couple stood. At
the right and left of the bride and n Dom rs
maid OF honor and best man were the sister
and brother Of each-slss Kate b. Eustace
and Mr. Il. Allen HsnckeI, OF Norfolk.
Tue BRIDES DRESS
The bride wore a most becoming gown OF
soft white India silk, with crepe lisse trim
mIngs, and carried a bouquet OF exquisite
white roses and maiden-hair ferns. The
drapery OF her robe, velcd by the graceful
tim of tulle which fell over il, was charm
ingly simple and elective.
The bridesmaids bliss Helen Martin, Miss
Gertrude Rives, Miss Anna Keitt, aud Miss
Maggie Ferguson-wore Empire gowns OF
white null, with bouquets OF daisies tied
with long white ribbons, and the maid OF
honor carried bouquet Of Marechal-Noh
roses.
In Difference Of the Christian name OF the
bride every decoration was OF maTgurites,
the pretty uamc by which our feld-daisy Is
also known, and every chandelier was
wreathed in daisy-cbaius, and the table. on
which was dainty collation. Of ices in flower
shapes and moulds, had festoOns Of mar
gurites aud smiaX, beginning from the four
corners and cOnyerging at the chandelier.
around which they twued In graceful
wreaths, and the NANTES and hesrths were
banked with the same pretty flowers.
AFTER THE CEREMONY.
The short hour allowed between the cere-
mony and the departure OF the western train
and Mrs. Ilanckcl started on a lengthy tour
to Canada and the lakes, and will make their
future home in Roanoke.
The guest, were only The near relatives
and intimate friends OF the families among
them Mr.. and Mrs. John hacmurdo, MISS
NacmurdO, Misses Martin, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Stokes, Sir. and Mrs. ;. +. Lathrop.
Mr.. and Mrs. James :. Patterson. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Perciya Grant Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh
Colston, Mr. and Mrs. George Lathrop, Mr..
and Mrs. william Noulton. Mr. and Mrs.
Francis BOykin, MI. aud Mrs. Charles La
throp, Mrs. Camm, Misses Csrum, Mrs.
Walter Watson, Miss Arnold. Miss Selden,
Mrs. and Miss Perkins, Mrs. Helen ilsrrisOD,
Miss Harrison, Miss Coleman. Mrs. Bfauder,
Miss Brander, Miss Hall, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Tabb, Mrs. William Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hancock. Nlr. and MIS-. Hahr.
Nr. and Mrs. L. Courtney JensinS, Mrs.
Walton. MI and Mrs. William Cosby, Miss
Williams, oi Ashland; Misses Vadcn, Mr..
aud Mrs. Bernard PeytOn, Mr.. j. Ii. ElIer-
son, d.. }. Dunlop MOucure, Williamsburg.
Va: Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Br8nsi0rd. k0a-
noke. Va; Mr. and Mrs. Cannon Fleming,
Misses Meade, Roanoke; Mrs. Henderson,
Norfolk, Va; Mr. james Ellerson, Mir.
David Edmond, Netsrs. fIannewinckle, Hob
son. Atkinson, Ferguson. Martin, Pickett,
and Mr.. George Eustace, OF Roanoke.
Welded AT RED BANK.
A special telegram to the Dispatch
from Red Bank, y. J., received last
night says: The elegant home OF Mr. aud
Mrs. Hugh Carrick here was the scene Of
brilliant wedding this afternoon, when the
hand OF their fair aud accomplished daugh- |
ter, Miss Emma j. Carrick, was given in
matrlmony to Mr. William +. Seymour, q
Young merchant OF Richmond, Va. The cere-
mony was performed at O'Clock by the |
Rev. Dr. f. h. Harbaugh. The parlOrs were |
beautifully decorated and the odors Of ira. |
grant flowers mingled with sweet music.
Among the guests present were Mt. and |
Mrs. K. l.. Craig, the latter sister OF the |
BRIDE and Miss Nav Griffith, the half-sister
OF the groom, and from this place and New
York were Major John Goodbody, Dr. !
James b. Kinney, OF Kinney Brothers,
Frederick Chancey, Miss Julia Little, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Charles Maury. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Strong, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Cholcener,
Dr. Wordsworth, Or. and Mrs. Lewis Gro
yer, MT. and Mrs. Van Tassel, General
Robert DOoiittle and wife.
The ushers were Messrs. Thomas d.
Stokes (besl man) and Richard Cauthorn,
both of Richmond; John G. Winston, OF
Minneapolis, and Claude ii. CardoZa, OF
New York, formerly OF Richmond.
The bride looked lovely when she entered
the parlor with her graceful figure clothed
in a handsome dress OF cream white iai'le
francaise, with long court train, Empire
fringe, and pearls, diamond ornaments, the
gift Of the groom.
Tue little maid OF honor, Virginia Corn
well, wore white and yellow, cut low neck
and short sleeves. In her hand she carried
a large leghorn hat filed with flowers. Lit
tie w. c. Carrick, brother Of the bride, res
presented Little Lord Fauntleroy, and wore
a suit OF black velvet, with crimson sash,
lace collar and cuffs, low shoes with gold
buckles.
DELAYED A MARRIAGE.
The recent food prevented marriage in
Richmond yesterday.
The prospective groom was unable to
reach here from Baltimore. and conse-
quenty the ceremony had to be postponed.
The bride would have been a Grace-street
lady aud the groom Mr.. Townsend, OF
Baltimore.