Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-11
PRETTY ALeEMARLe WEDDINGS.
The Couples United at Charlottesville and
tho University.
Icnrreannnhence VI tho Richmond Dlspatch
CHAnL0TTTsv1LIB, NA., Dec. 10, 1870.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatcbl
CHAuLoTTFsvILrB Va, Dec. 10, 1890
A. the Christian church ;his morning at
70 o'clock a very pretty wedding took
place. the contracting parties beng Miss
Matte r.. Payne and Mr.. William W. Wad-
U.i. both Of this CITY. The Rev. Is. \. Al
tutt. pastor of the church, performed tho
srromony.
Friends Of the bride and groom at an
carly hour filed the church, which was
t.rv tastefullv decorated with living
pauts and flowers. Miss Eva Cleveland
l-D.ided at the organ. Miss Alice Payne
was the maid Of honor. Messrs. +. Cary
Wills Herbert III. Winghcld, Payne Car
rll. and L. NJ. Bealo acted as ushers. HE
bride, carrying a handsome bouquet OF
roses. came M on one aisle on the arm of
ir-unclc. Mr. Charles II. Walker. of Eau
.u.,r The groom. with his best man, Nj.
James l.. Irvine. entered on the other, and
they mot 40 tho altar. Immediately after
tho ceremony the happy couple went 10
he Virginia Midland Junction, where they
cook tte train for an extended trip through
tle northern cities.
MINOB-yTNAHrE.
40 the University chapel to-day at ~
o'clock tho marriage of Miss Mary Med.
N.ml'e. daughter OF Professor Charles =.
Nrat.r. t0 Dr. Charles l.. Minor, of New
York. took place. DR.. j. s. llanckel. of
,Lrst> Episcopal church, and DIR. George
j. Ic,uc. Of the Presbyterian church OF
tls city, oiiciatod. The chapel was beau
ttu'.y decorated. Miss wilkins, an ac-
clupished musician, presided at the or
pr Charles V. Carrington. Of Richmond,
was tbe best man. Following were the
uaAeIs Dr. William Wilmer, Of Wash
ilgt %. u. c.: DR.. James b. Woods, Dr. III.
T. Howard. sir. Raleigh c. Minor, DR.. W.
II. Nolahle. Mr.. John II. Minor, Jr., Mr..
PicrpDut White. of New York; DIR. kirk
land Rufin. of Norfolk; Mr.. Clarence Dal-
llm. of Kentucky; DIR. John Dunn, OF
Richmond, and DIR. Robert Baker.
The couple left on the afternoon tram
for New York, whence they Will sail Tor
Europe.
OFF TO LONDON.
CAPTAIN ]. Archer Harris and his two
daughters. Misses Mary and Julia Harris,
Viii leave to-day for New York, where they
VIII take the steamship CITY of New York
fr London. They expect % toe absent for
Two months. Mr.. Richard w. FriZolle, of
This CITY, will accompany them. lie goes
o. huntington Castle, Ireland.
MATERIAL GROWTH.
A larcclv-attended mass meeting OF citl-
1ens was held In the courthouse last night
ia the interest of the material growth Of
the city. Short speeches were delivered
by Captain NJ Woods. George Perkins,
EsC.. Hon. James l.. Gordon. Judge John
VI. White, s. Y. Southall, Esq, and NJ.
haufmaa. Esq. The meeting was very en-
tlusiastlc.
"USCLE" KIAH CONF.
Uncle" Kiah Goings an aged and wide
Unknown colored man, for many years a
resident Of Charlottesville, was buried
this morning. having died suddenly of
heart trouble. He was quite "A character
and every one had good word for the old
man. lie was the subject of the "Old
kiah articles that appeared in the Chroni-
G.. for number Of years, written 10y Nj. NJ.
lu Pre-. EsQ.
Mr. Joseph A. Peck, until recently sec
rotary of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciltiou al this place, has gone 20 Bedford
City, where he has accepted position on
tie Democrat.