Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-28
TO LOVE & CHERISH.
TWO HAPPY COUPLES welded ON
JHANKsG!vlNG-DAY.
Suss Arnold and Mr.. schaah Mt Cca'e-
nsry-siiss Glasgow and Mr.
Clark at Home.

Annie Glasgow was married to Mr.. J. I.
CLARK, OF Norfolk.
The ceremony was performed by Kew.
DR.. Hoge in the parlors at the residence
of the brides father, No. west Man
street
The bride entered, leaning on the arm
of her father, and was met by the groom,
who came in with Mr.. Joseph Grice, his
best man. -,
The bride. who is o daughter of Mr..
r. T. Glasgow, looked lovely IN a cos
tune OF white silk faille. lace veil, and
pearl ornamental
The parlors were handsomely deco
rated with cut-fowers and growing
plants Quite number of weil-known
society people were present
SOME or THE GUESTS.
Among these were {: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bryan. OF Charleston DR.. and
Mrs. isaiah White, DR.. Shields. DR.. AMI
Mrs. Jacob Michaux, Mr.. and Mrs. r..
r. Selden, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Harvey,
Mr.. and Mrs Parkinson, University OF
Virginia Judge and Mrs. Is. Is. Well
ford. Judge l.. l.. Lewis and wife, Mrs
II. A. White. Of Lexington: Miss
Bette Glasgow, Of Lexington Mr.. and
Mrs. Decatur Axtell, Rev. DR.. Hartley
Carmichael, Mr.. Randolph Tatum, Dr.
George Ben. Johnston, Miss Coralie
Johnston. Mr.. John Munce. OF
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
GILLIAN Miss Gillian, Miss
Mcintosh. of Baltimore; Miss
Clarke. of GAINESVILLE Mr.. and Mrs. /.
Seldom Bruce, Colonel and Mrs. L. IL.
Hobson. Colonel and Mrs. Archer An
derson. Misses SalIie and Mary Archer
Misses Naun eand Virgie Archer, MIR. ard
Mrs Andrew Christian, Mrs. &. G. Cole
man. Misses Lucy and Carrie Coleman,
MFR. Stewart Coleman, of Washington ;
Mir. and Mrs. William q. Taylor, Miss
Lou TAYLOR, Miss Cassie Taylor. MIR. and
Mrs. John g. Robertson, OF Baltimore f;
Miss Matte Taylor, Misses Cammie and
Matte Ford, Mr.. j.. II. Archer,
Messrs. Reid and Graham Hob
son. Archer and James Anderson,
Mrs. Matthew Bland HARRISON. OF Dn-
luth Miss Minnie Wilkinson, Miss julia
Tgcleston, Miss Julia McRae. Miss Ella
McRae. Miss Alice McRae, Of Manches-
Ter Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Taylor, OF
Manchester Mr. and Mrs. 1. William
Pemberton, Captain and Mrs. NJ. l..
Clarke. Misses Abbie and Ida Clarke.
Misses Brown, of Baltimore Misses
Rebe Glasgow, Kate Anderson. judith
Deane, and Susie Wexford, Miss Gussle
Daniel. Miss Kate Braxton, and Messrs.
Henry Valentine and Richard Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark left on southern
tour.
The groom is a well known business
man of Norfolk, and is "a member of the
firm of Cooke, Clarke & Co., wholesale
merchants. The bride is n pretty and
accomplished young lady and noted for
her sweet charms.
Arnoid-Schaaf.
Miss Lillian Arnold, daughter OF Rev.
joseph ID. Arnold, of Asheville, n. c.,
and Mr.. John Il. Schaaf, a well-known
young-business man of this city, and u
member of the firm of Hill a Schaaf,
were married at $50 o'clock last night
ut Centenary Methodist church.
The pulpit was beautifully decorated
with palms and ferns, and two handsome
pisno lamps added brilliancy to the
Scene.
The church was packed to its fullest
capacity with relatives and friends OF the
contracting couple.
BRIDAL PARTY.
At the hour fixed for the entrance OF
the bride and groom the glorious strains
of the Lohengrln wedding march filled
the church. and the ushers and brides
maids in the following order entered the
church, marching up the side aisles
Messrs. Will. Arnold, Of Ashland !;
Grin Stearns, Of Salem Mac Arnold,
of Lexington John Miller, of Rich
mond Misses Nettie Schaaft of Wash
ington, ID. c.. Lizzie Porter, of Tarboro +,
N. C.; Messrs. James Gordon, OF Rich
mond; Conway Gordon, of Richmond ;
Misses Salhe Workman, Katie Brown,
Mary Alfriend Mary Borden, Messrs.
Bailey Saunders, Robley Storms OF
Salem; Misses Alice Burwell, Carrie
Moore.
DRESSED IN WHITE.
All Of the bridesmaids were dressed IN
white China silk and carried large
punches of chrysanthemums tied with
green ribbons. .,
Through the main door OF the church
two little maids, Misses Waller Jeffress,
of Richmond, and Virginia Arnold. OF
Asheville, entered and opened two beau
tiful floral gates through which Tho
bride and groom were to pass. The
little misses were followed by the groom
accompanied by his brother, Mr.. Charles
III. Schaaf (best mani.
The bride, dressed in an exquisite
robe OF white China silk, came up the
main aisle leaning upon the arm of he
uncle, Colonel Is. W. Arnold. OF Bed
ford. Va. She carried bunch of whit
roses and was accompanied 10y her mai'
of honor, Miss Pearl Arnold.
MARRIED by HER FATHER.
Rev. John Il. Arnold, father of tn
bride, performed the ceremony tina
Joined the loving hearts forever.
After leaving the church the bride
groom, ushers, and bridesmaids wer
handsomely entertained at the residenc
of Mr.. Thomas L. Jeilress
Mr.. and Mrs. Schaaf left on the l
o'clock train last night for an extende
southern tour. They viii reside /
Washington.
Mr. DANIEL STEPHENS.