The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-20
CAPTURES or CUPID.
wortrilngton-Putney Miller-7lnsiey'
Hafyburfou- Lancaster.


Nfthodist Church. Miss Eva summeriield |
putney and Mr.. Richard &. Worthington
were united in marriage. The ceremony
was performed by the pastor Of the church, |
Dr : :. Lambeth. The church. which was
crowded. was brilliantly lighted and taste
fully decorated with flowers. \ large
evergreen tree spread its trelissed branches
over the heads Of the young couple ~
they plighted their troth. AT $40 o'clock.
A. The first notes Of the wedding march were
heard. the ushers entered the church by
tvos. They were Messrs. Charles Il. VIII
liams. Walter Miles. Edgar Gum, sydney
stewart. Of Lynchburg; 4. Il. Fittings,
Henry Anderson. George 4. Bidgood, OF
Washington. and W. +. Turner. Jr., each
wearing white gloves and boutonniere
81 a single rose. They filed right and lelt by
the pulpit. The bridesmaids then entered
Miss Lizzie Putney (sster Of the bride) and
Miss Mamie Gwatkins-each wearing
lovely empire gown Of white SIN
and yalenciennes lace. These stood
10 the left of the bride. The groom
followed. accompanied by his best
man. Mr.. Langhorne Putney. The
l,rjde came last. leaning upon her fathers
arm. attircd in "A white faille gown en-
hroidcred with crepe lisse. diamonds. She
was Immediately preceded by her maid
II honor, Miss Carrie Royal, OF
" AlIfNlllts tf-iNihs III pun hi
white br0gade .ilk, hyacinthes and maiden
hair ferns. The groom stood on the right
and received his bri le from her fathers
hand The handsome floral gates Were
op.ned bv little Misses Pauline Powers aud
Josephine Putney. When the benedictlon
had been pronounced the Joyous strains of
the wedding march announced the ceremony
concluded.
Leaving the church the bride and groom
ted the way. the bridesmaids and ushers
ia pairs following. Immediately aIter
proceeded 10 ihO home Of the
bride. 10, inl2 east Marshall street
where a reception was given in honor Of the
maid Of honor. Miss Carrie Royal. Of Wythe-
yiile and Miss Sadie Brown, OF Florence.
Ala. About one hundred persons were
present. and "a handsome entertainment was
furnished. Dancing was INDUCED I'm until
late hour. Miss Carrie Royal made the
lucky cut in the cake and secured the ring.
The presents were numerous. including
many gins of value rs well rs beauty.
At the reception. Mrs. stephen rutney. in
q handsome parisisa costume Of gold and
white hrooade. received the guests. Among
those present were Miss sadie Brown, in
lovely white crepe; Mrs. Josephine Estes. in
black. diamonds. Mr.. Colonel \. : BuiOrd,
red velvet: Mrs. Or. Hunter. black velvet;
| Mr.. \. Il. Camm. white brOcade, gar
uiine Of yiolcts; Mrs. 4. L, Langhorne.
| black and green, Mrs. i. \. Grigg, marn0
Gown. iif-. 4. y. Neal. black silk Misses
| ratum. Miss Elicit. Miss Bessie tauntle-
roy. Miss Newton. Miss Lizzie Gwatkins,
Miss Ellie Williams, Miss Nellie Par
ker, Mo. James y. Pace, black
JOKES. pink filie; Miss Katie slater,
Miss Lulie Powers. Miss Julict jackson,
Miss Mary Fga,ser, Miss Lille Gum.
, Miss Julia Powers. Miss May Jones.
Misses Fleming. Miss Vaughn. Miss Curtis,
Miss Lucie Williams, m an eNquls-
.tc costume at white satin and
net: Mis- Carrie Elicit. in Partisan
costume of pink crepe and silver;
Miss Lizzie Gwatkins. very handsome in
yellow and white; Mrs Charles stokes.
. regal i'm white and gold crepe, diamonds;
Mrs. Tom Neal. very handsome In pink silk,
garniture %. roses. diamonds. Among the
Gentlemen were Messrs. Peasants. Neal,
Jones. Buford. >trother. stokes. Faunlleroy.
McGuire Harris. savage. Jordan, bigger,
Talbot. Williams, Mcknnny. and others.
ffNsLEY-MLLER.
I'm Mizpah Presbyterian Church. about
four miles from Richmond. on the Second
street road, "Wednesday evening, AT .
O'Clock. Mr. j. Craig Miller married Miss
-allie K. Iinslty. the beautiful and accom-
pi-hpd daughter of one Of our most sub
siamtial merchants. James g.. Tinsley, Esq.
rhe church was beautifully decorated. and
the ceremony was Solemnilcd under Il floral
wedding bell by the Rev. William :. Camp
bell. Professor Idle presided at the organ.
/ and rendered McndelssOhn's march IN the
most bee,.siful manner. The wedding was
, mil dress. and the bride wore beautiful
nille franchise. with veil fastened by a
large and brilliant diamond pin. the gift of
the groom Miss Martha Tmsley. sister Of
the bride, was maid OF honor. and wore
! China silk. Mr.. Rutherford Rose was the
best man. and Ne-srs. William Miller (bro-
Their OF the groom. Garland Iinsley (bro-
Tier Of tie bridcD. >tanhOpe Boiling. Dr. }.
| Earnest Warrener. and Dr. l.. :. Finch, OF
Philadelphia. were the ushers. The pres
ents were numerous and handsome. and
| after "a feast az the home of the bride Mr.
and Mrs. Miller lcit on "A nOrth-bOund train
for an extended trip.
LANCASTER HsLYBURTON.
Miss Fannie +. Lancaster daughter Of
Mr. Il. \. Lancaster, Of this city, was mar
ried 10 Mr. Burbridge llalyburl0n yester-
DAY afternoon at the residence of the brides
father. Rev. Drs Read and Fair officiating
The happy pair soon after left Tor Washing
ton 90 spend their honeymoon with friends
there. The company was confined 10 few
relatives and friends. i'm consequence Of re-
cent affection within their circle,