Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
In WILLING BONDS.
THE MATRIMONIAL MARKET ACTIVE
AND AUSPICiOUS.
rive Weddings In which the Richmond
People VIII All BE Inte-
rested.

Mr.. r. A. Brock and Miss Lucy Anna Pc
ters were married yesterday morning at the
residence Of the BRIDES aunts, the Misses
jackson, near Columbia, Rev. J. W. Nichol-
son, OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, Of
ficiating.
The bride is a handsome and agreeable
young lady. who is related TO a number of
the best families in the State.
bIr. Brock is the distinguished secretary
of both the Virginia and the Southern His
torical Societies His contributions to the
history of the State have been of great
value and learned societies in all parts of
this country and Great Britain have elect
cd him to honorary membership. Indeed,
no man Of this age, If of any, has done
more TO rescue from oblivion the record of
Virginia's glorious past and put 1t IN en-
durable form.
The wedding was very quiet one. Only
the nearest relatives and few intimate
friends of the contracting parties were
present. The brides popularity was shown
by the great number of presents sent her
bv her kinsfolk and the circle of friends
wlu have ever admired her for those graces
of mind and manner which make her one
of the sweetest of the lovely sex.
LAScAsTER-HARRIs.
On the 10th instant. at the South church,
Springfield, Mass. Rev. DR.. buckingham
united in marriage Miss Cornelia II. Har-
ris. youngest daughter of Mrs. Daniel l..
Harris, to Edwin r. Lancaster, of New
York.
The groom is connected with the Wall
street firm of X. A. Lancaster IL Co., OF
which his uncle is the leading partner.
Mr.. r. A. Lancaster, Jr., of Richmond.
was one Of the guests.
The reception was a superb affair and the
presents we're of great value and beauty.
GREENE-HARRIs.
Mr. Thomas Claiborne Greene. Jr., and
Miss Lucy X. Harris were married at the
residence of the brides cousin, DIR. Jacob
Mchaux, No. 1O8 north Seventh street,
Tuesday evening at halt-past o'clock by
Rev. Moses ID. Hoge, ID. d.
The groom is the only son of Judge
Thomas Claiborne Greene, of the Supreme
Court of West Virginia, and the bride is the
daughter Of the late Thomas Ii. Harris, OF
Hanover county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greene left for Charles
town, ". Va, their future home, U'd WASH
ington, ID. G.
CLRafNTrT-GUY.
Mr.. Charles W. Clemmitt and Miss Annie
MAY Guy were marriedat half-past 3 O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon at old st. Johns
Protestant Episcopal church. The sacred
edifcc. around which so many historic
memories cluster. was densely crowded.
The ceremony was performed by the rec
tor Rev. Lewis W. Burton. and immedi-
ately thereafter Mr.. and Mrs. Clemmitt
were driven TO the Richmond and Dan
Vile depot. where they took the 4:20 train
for Baltimore and other northern points
rid the West Point steamer.
The ushers who preceded the couple
when they entered the church were Messrs.
John Charlton, Charles NJ. Boswell, Charles
Saunders. Will WALTON, Emmett Dickerson,
and Taylor Curtis.
The bride, who is popular resident of
Church Hill and q daughter of Mrs. ). A.
Guy, was becomingly attired in a dark
travelling suit.
Mr.. Clemmitt is popular citizen and the
trusted book-keeper of the Virginia Paper
Company.
PEAsLEY-M'ISDoE.
At half-past ; O'Clock yesterday after
noon bIr. Robert II. Peasley led TO the altar
of st. James Episcopal church Miss
Eleanor McIndoe, and Rev. Preston Nash
performed the ceremony that made them
husband and wife. There WAS large au-
diencc present. attesting the high esteem
III which both the groom and his attractive
bride are held.
Nr. and Mrs. Peasley, after receiving the
hearty congratulations of their friends,
pT .c1elod TO the Byrd-Street station and
left on the 6:26 train for a trip of several
davs to Washington and Baltimore.
The ushers were Messrs G.. b. Pcasley,
W. ID. Sarvay. j. NJ. Chappell (of Frede-
ricksburg). +. S. Jackson (of Baltimore),
j. B. Howard, b. Frank West. W. j.. Muir
ray, and A. II. Smith.
Mr.. Peasley Is travelling salesman for
Messrs. Stokes & Simmons, and is in every
respect worthy Of the high esteem in which
he is held in both business and social cir
cles.
His pretty young bride is q daughter Of
Mr.. Charles Mclndoe, and enjoys the atlec-
tion of a wide circle OF friends.