Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10
WEDDING G-DAY INDEED
A EuxBER OF COUPLES HAPPILY
UNITED III MARRIAGE.
valsntine-sklnksr; Lit-Lovenstein; Fin
ney-Cresd; Alderman ssmlini
Perkinson-Hamlin.

,..epblage. ana long before the hour APP
poiu,ed for the ceremony q T. NJ
h. sscrod cdifce vas crowded. The
,t,ncci VAS SIMPLY and appropriately de-
cor,tef. The bridal party catered the
church in the following order: Ushers-
Wc..rs George w. DCnnan and Osborne
watson. PoWh2tan Boiling and Warren
TAYLOR. bridesmaids and grOOmsmen-Mtss
War Wheat and &. Il. Skinkef, Jr, Miss blise
Williams and Miss Mary Taicott Mr.. Con
way Gordon and Nh 4. &. Williams, Jr.,
Miss Emms Tyler and Miss Matte Archer
Mt Edward T.. Valentine ana MI J0un
Ea.lce. Miss Lizzie Brock and MISS Alice
fleming. Sir. Edwin Hewitt and Mr. Will
linn RYAN. Mis. Florence Tyler and Mss
Mary Williams. Mr William GRAY and
AL William G. Watson. Then came
the bride and her maid OF honor, Miss
Elise Sirother, who were met at the altar by
The groom and Mr. Granville q. Valentine,
fret grcOmsman.
At the chsncel the bridesmaids and
Froomsmcn passed 10 tho night and leit OF
the space Immediately in front OF The main
ai.i.. tie bridesmaids standing on the plat
form projection just outside OF The railing
sud the er0Ouismcn standing below. The
frs. eroomsm1n stood at the rlcht on The
groom sud the maid oi honor at the LETT OF
the bride. The bridesmaid, were dressed IN
white china elk. and thc bride was simply
and richly aitircd m the same color.
Tho ceremony wa lmpres.yey performed
Nv Pcy. DR.. Newton and Jackson, n MOnu.
mental and Grace churches respectively.
on leaving the church the bride and
groom were followed by the bridesmaids
and rroom'mcn in regular order aud The
ushcfs.
The groom is a young man oi fine busi-
r,.H q 49, III
head and heart The briGe, q daughter of
Major Charles u. skiukcr, is lovely botn IN
per.0u and character, and dcserYediy a
great iNouto with large circle.
After tbc wedding The attendants and
few other friends were qulalv entertained
at thc home ~ The brides fsther, aud hr.
and Mrs. Valentine leit the city for north
cru tour.
LIr-LOVENsrEiN.
On. of The most brilliant weddings Of the
gossou took place last night 1t the Temple
ON Eleventh street. The bride was Miss Rosa
Lee. daughter oi senator William LOyen-
stein. and the groom Sir. samuel ID. Lit oi
ptuldflphia. Rev. Dr s. Harris 0ihciaied.
There we're no groomsmen. The ushers were
Ncssrs. Daniel Whnlock, Henry Duizer,
Willie Never, samuel Bendhclm, Lew stein,
and Josspa Wallersteiu. 0f Richmond; JAY
Isnac.. Alexander I,aacs, Michael /nnoman,
and Dr.. 81. SAMSON, Of Philadelphia.
The bridesmaids presented an attractive
appcarance altired I'm Empire gowns OF
white lace and carrying bouquets OF la
France roses. They were Misses Hattie
Io,custein and Miriam GrccncWald, Lille
Schaap sud Sallie May, Rosa Lee Mltteldor-
fer and Myra Rose.
MISS Flora IoSenstein. the maid Oi honor
wearing pink dlk Empire gown, preceded
the bride, who came IN leaning ON the arm OF
her father the groom and bis best man, hr.
jack lit, Of Philadelphia, meeting them at
the altar.
The bride. who is n charming and popu-
lar Young lady, looked lovely in ON Empire
gown OF white iaile, trimmed with crepe
and Duchcsse lace and carrying nm immense
bouquet ~ white hyacinths and bridal roses.
Mr. LIT. who f. wcl-knowna and deserved
Iy popular ia Richmond, Is now resident OF
Philadelphia, where be is established IN
business.
The reception 40 the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ioyonstein, No. 1902 east Clay street,
was confined 10 the immediate family (among
them the mothers Of both Mr.. aud MIS-.
Loyenstcn) and the bridal party.
Mr. and Mrs. LIT LETT for the North on
tour Of two weeks, after which they viii SET
tle down in Philadelphia, theTfuture home
The scene no the Temple during the mar
rlarc was q beautiful one. All the decora-
tions around the altar were of punk and the
euesfs were all brilliantly afiircd.
Among the prominent people present were
Governor and Mrs Ice, Mayor EllysOn,
Judge WITT, Dr. W. +. Farrar, Judge Flour
noy, Captain T.. -. Stsrbe. n. =. Mill
hiser. Esq, aud many othcrs-in fact the
building was literally packed. The young
couple were the recipients Of many valuable
and useful presents, and cOngraiulatory ttle-
e. oil sHr u az b. TH-
ceiycd.
PRETTY DOUBLE WEDDING.
Broad-Street Methodist church was a place
of unusual attraction yesterday At > o'clock
Z. NJ, thc occasion being the marriage Of
twin sisters Misses Emma and Annie,
daughters OF Mrs. VI. j. llamlun. These
Young ladies are well known IN this city,
where they have hosts ~ friends aud ad'
mlrers. Mr. 4. W. Perkinson. Of DanVille.
was the fortunate man Ia winning the heart
and hand Of Miss Emma, and Mr.. W. +.
Alderman, jr., II Greensboro, y. c., The
lucky posscssor Of Miss Annie's affections.
Mr.. Parkinson is popular young busl-
nc~s.maa Of Danyiilo and Is connected with
the stgtlonery and printing establishment OF
r. Il. Waddll a Brother.
Dir. Alderman is engaged with sample.
Brown Go. in the dp-go0ds business IN
Greensboro, " c., where be has hosts OF
friends and admirers.
Messrs. Mac. perhinsOn and Sidney Alder
man acted as best men, and the beautiful and
impressive ceremony was performed by Rev.
=. s. Lambeth, pastor Of the church.
Nr and Mrs Ierkinson took the $40 train
for Dmville and Mr.. and Mrs. Alderman
the Richmond. Frodericlshurg and Potomac
g.gO train for New York, each followed 10y
the congratulations aud best wishes OF their
many friends
In the large audience were a number OF
friends Of the grooms from their respective
cities.
TINNEY-CREED.
Yesterday afternoon al O'Clock Mr.. Ran
dolph Harrison Finney and Miss Emily
Creed were married al -. James church.
The ceremony was conducted by Rev. DIR.
Petcrkin IN the presence OF afew friends and
relatives.
Mr. Flnney and his bride left on the eve
ming tram for Old Point. They will return
aud make this city their future home.
TUESDAY, MARRIAGES.
At $50 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon Mr.
Herbert =. Dalton. a well.kuown Richmond |
Young man who Is travelling for large New |
York house. and Miss BeulSh Fossett. dsugh- |
ter Of j. NJ. Fossett, Esq, we're married st
Clay-Strgct Methodist church, Rev. Mr.. !
Atwil officiating. The church was crowd |
ed. The newly.wedded couple left on the !
6:2o =. NJ. train that aay for tue North.
Mr.. william l.. Meyer, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, |
and Miss Auuie Nj. Beckmsn, sister Of
Joseph Beekman, ESQ. Of this city. were
married Tuesday afternoon At 81. Msry's |
church m the presence OF large aSsembage |
OF friends. The ceremony was performed !
by Father Wilebald .. 9. b., who msde !
neat addresses 10 the couple both before and !
after The nuptial mass. aud the ushers were |
Messrs. William Beckman, John Ross, |
Joseph uefbst. all Of Richmond. and A. L. |
Kelly, OF Pittsburgh. MIR. and Mrs. Meyer |
ltft on the 0:9O p. NJ. train for their home 10 |
Pittsburgh.