The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-10
HYM EMS DAY.
AN UNUSUAL LIST or HAPPY MARRI
AGES YESTERDAY
WIEN TWELVE HEARTS WERE
MADE TO BEAT As SIX.
Congratulations aud Receptions.

The church, over the pulpit. was beauti-
fully decorated with evergreen
wreaths, crosses. and other orna-
mental evergreen work artisticaly
arranged over the altar were
"A great many little cleciric-hght. Jets
formed in the shape of large star,
which, with the Othei lights and chande-
liers, beautifully illuminated the sanctu-
arg and showed the church oil 10 great
advantage. No one was admitted into
the lower part Of the church except those
with invitation cards, hut ten or fifteen mi
nutes before the bride and groom arrived
the church was filled 10 lis upmosi ca
pacity. Many who could not be seated
stood in the aisles and galleries The
waiting gentlemen Mcssrs. Gran
vile Valentine (besi mani. vii
liam Gray, ". Gray Watson. vii
/ liam Ryan, Edwin Hewett, Edward
+ Valentine, John c. Easley, Conway
Gordon. T. G. Williams, Jr. and C.
f T. Skinker Jr., We're the first 90 enter the
church after the arrival Of the bride The
bridesmaids, Miss Florence Tyler, Miss
Mary Williams, Miss Lizzie Brock. Miss
Alice Ilenning. Miss Matte Archer, Miss
Emma Tyler. Miss Mary TalcOti Miss
Elise Williams and Miss Mary
Wheat, two and two each (
Immediately preceded the bride who, at
tired in a beautiful white dress, came in
the church by the main entrance with
Miss Elise Strother the first bridesmaid /
She was Joined at the chancel by the /
groom, who had preceded her into the I
church After the beautiful marriage /
ceremony of the church the hest wishes |
of large assemblage of their friends .
were offered the happy couple
After the marriage a brilliant reception
was held at the residenceof the father of
the groom between the hours of ) and 9
=. NJ, after which the newly married pair
took the northern-bound Richmond and
Fredericksburg train for an extended
tour to New York and other points
north
The bride is the charming and accom-
plished daughter of Major Charles H.
Skinkcr, and the groom, a son OF Mr..
Mann :. Valentine, is one OF Richmond
most popular citizens.
DOUBLE MARRIAGE.
At the Broad-street Methodist church
Yesterday afternoon occurred Il most i'm
pressive ceremony of the marriage of two ,
twin sislers-NIiss Emma lIamln TO Mr. /
Frank W Parkinson, of Danyille, Va. !
and Miss Annie Hamlin TO M Willie +. ,
Alderman, Jr., of Greensboro, y c. q
The ceremony was exceedingly impress D
sive, and the church was crowded with {
hose who attested their good wishes for
he contracting parties r
Mr. Mack Parkinson and Sidney Alder- ,
nan were the best men 10 the groom re- G
,pectively and there were no bridesmaids
Mr. and Mrs Parkinson entered first and
hey were closely followed up
he aisle by Mr. and MIS-. Alderman.
Both of the brides wore a travelling suit q
IF dark goods. which handsomely be-
anne them The ceremonies were per
ormed boy Rev. Dr. Lambeth l
Mr. Parkinson and bride left on the a
30 p. VI train for their future home in p
eft on the 600 Il VI train for New oil
/ ork. The brides are the accomplished OIL
daughters of Mrs VI. j. Hamlin, OF this s.
iiy. j
WnLsON-sELDEN II
\ telegram from Easton, Pa. yester- n
Law announced the marriage of Mr. 81
Harvey Wilson, the prominent Young Y
lwyer and publisher of the Ddilg Recard !,
f this city, 10 Miss Minnie Scldcn. "a
cautiful and accomplished young lady n
# Easton. Mr.. Wilson and bride were !
married at 3 O'Clock i'm the afternoon IN ~
t Johns Lutheran Church in the pres d,
nee OF large gathering of the friends n
4 the bride She was becOminely at -
red in a beautiful brown velvet travel Hl
lg dress. The happy pair left Easton ~
n the > o'clock train for an extended l'
our 10 New York city, Albany, the Ni- pl
CARA and other points north before re- h'
lrning TO their future home in this city IN
HARMsoN-cEEED. %,
The marriage of Major Randolph Har- eA
son 10 Miss Emily Greed was solem th
lied at ] o'clock az 81. James Church vi
esterday in the presence of a large and wi
,shionable gathering of Richmond peo- "
e Amid the congratulations and hearty M
bod wishes Of host of friends. the of
Apply couple left the church 90 imme- ba
ately take the train for Old Point Com Io'
ri, whence they viii soon return 80 this 90
~ where they will permanently reside. e,,.
LT-LOyENsTEIN. m.
At Beth Ahaba Synagogue last night an
2 o'clock occurred the marriage OF Mr. NJ,
'muel d. Lit of Philadelphia. and Miss co
osa Lee LOyensiein. daughter of State co
.nator William Lovensiein. of this ia
ace. Rev. \ Harris oiliciated. and w-;
ade the happy pair one in presence of ,v,
large congregation Of friends and re-. ~,
lives, who heartily wishes the bride and ~ 1'i'
Dom a long and happy life Of pros O Cn
rity. an
Nj j. Lit, brother of the groom. was iih'
e best man, and Messrs Alex lac
der lsaacs, JAY lsaats, W. Zine
Az, Dr. Samson, OF Philadelphia. ga.
Bendheim Joseph Wanerstein. wi
,nry :. HulHer, D. Whitlock. gu
lille Myers and L. Stein, Of this civ. wa
ne ushers. inc
Miss Flora B. Lovenstein was the can
nd of honor and the following ladies sen
re bridesmaids: Misses Miriam Green ma
lis, Hattie Y. LOvenstcin. Lily Schaap. DIR
lie May, Rosa Lee Mitedorfer. and of
ia Rose 10
itter the ceremonies were over 80
ldsome reception was held al the resi- 49,
ice OF the brides father until a late ,''0
mr. III
lr. and Mrs. Lit will leave for their iio'
afe home in Philadelphia this nom. AM