Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
OCTOBER WEDDINGS
TWO COUPLES MARRIED IN RICH
MOND AND ONE IN MANCHESTER.
Miss Scott to Mr.. Little, Miss Crump to sir'
Dorsett, Miss Robinson to Mr.
Moody-BaII and German.

noody-Ball and German.
A very pretty marriage was the one
solemnized yesterday afternoon at the
Second Presbyterian church The con-
tracing parties were Miss Mamie Cor
don Scott and Rev. Archibald Alexander
Little.
The bride is daughter Of Mr.. James
z. Scott, and the groom, who Is the pas
tor of the Presbyterian church at Cor
donsyille, is q son of the late Dr. John
Z. Little.
The church was we'll filled with the
friends OF the young couple and many
strangers who were attracted thither by
the strains of wedding music.
1t was few minutes after 8 o'clock
when DR.. Hoge, assisted by Rev. L.. b.
Turnbull. tied the knot that binds man
to woman for better or for worse.
The bride was attired in an exquisite
costume of white fsille and orange BIOS
SONS and looked very lovely.
THE ATTENDANTS.
Miss Fortune Scott, twin sister of
the bride, and who is now the only I'M
married member of the family, was her
maid-of-honor, and entered the church
alone, wearing dress OF old lace and
silk which was her mothers wedding
dress. State-Senator William A. Little,
Jr., of Fredericksburg, brother of the
groom, was best man. The ushers were
Colonel VI. L. Spotswood, Messrs. Bev-
erley Randolph, Hampden Hoge, Dan
iel Brodnax, w. +. Chalmers, Pichegru
Voolfolk, Z. Branch Frayser, Julien
Price, James 2. Scott, Jr., Allie Camp
bell, of Petersburg, and Joseph
Vaughan.
FAMILY RECEPTIONS.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party and the immediate family OF
the bride and groom were rendered re-
ception at the residence OF the brides
father on south Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Little. after receiving
the congratulations of their friends,
drove TO the Chesapeake and Ohio de-
pot, where they took the west-bound
vestibule train for Gordonsville, their
future home.
Mr.. Louis Rawlings, q brother-in-law
OF the bride. gave the bride and groom
and few Of their intimate friends re-
.ception Monday evening-the evening
previous to the marriage.
Among the friends OF the BRIDE and
groom present were Miss Bette Deane,
Miss Mamie Chalmers, Miss Sallie Deane,
Miss Annie Arnold, Miss Nellie Parker.
Miss Cringan, Mrs. Kirk Parrish, Mrs.
Marshall Parrish, and Mrs. W. Scott
Parrish.
DORsET-CRUMP.
Leieh-Street Baptist church was filed
yesterday afternoon with relatives and
friends assembled to witness the mar
riage of Mr.. 9. Hawkins Dorset and
Miss Stella G. Crump.
The ushers were Messrs. G. G. Crump
| lbrother of the bride), Eddie Hulce,
William Snyder, w. A. Florence,
Thomas n. Tignor, and W. Percy Talia-
ferro.
The ceremony was performed by the
pastor of the church, Rev. DR.. Frost.
Mr. Herbert l.. Rees officiated at the
organ. =,
Both the bride and groom are well
known in this city and are very popular.
They were the recipients OF many hand
some presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorset left on the eve
ming train for New York city.
MooDY-RoBISsoS.
Mr.. William b. Moody and Miss Olive
| Robinson were married at the BAN
bridge-Street church, in Manchester,
yesterday afternoon at half-past !
o'clock.
Rev. l.. r. Thornhill. pastor OF the
church, performed the ceremony IN the
presence OF a church full of friends who
had assembled to wish the newly welded
couple a happy future.
The ushers were Mr.. Rosser Moody
(brother of the groom, acting as best
mani. DIR. William Z. Mathews, and
Messrs. William Ct. Burgess, Thomas }.
Smith. Sylvan $. Patch, A. }. Bradley,
f. A. Schraedley, and Everett Wells, the
latter Of Petersburg.
The bride is the daughter OF MIR. w.
L. Robinson, superintendent OF the Old
Dominion Cotton-Mills, and a young
lady OF many personal charms and at
fractions, while the groom, who Ii the
senior member of the drug firm OF W,
b. Moody IL Brother, ia a successful
Young business.m man OF Manchester ano
is well and favorably known
Mr.. and Mrs. Moody, after the cere
mony, left for the North.
TO BE MARRIED THIS MORNING.
DIR. Armistead l.. Wexford and Mis-:
Imogen Scott will be married this morn
ing at quarter of II at the residence o
the bride, corner Of Fifth and Malslal
streets.
Richmond German Club.
AT the annual meeting of the Rich
mond German Club held last evening a
the Richmond Club the following officers
were elected for the season OF lS9O-9l
President, Colonel Archer Anderson
Vice-President, Mr.. A. Sale Watkins
Secretary and Treasurer, Mr.. William
H. Grant. Jr. Executive Committee
Messrs. Meredith I. Montague, Levir
Joynes, 10. Lane Stern, j. 1riplet
Haxall, and John Ii. Lyons.
The first german will be given early II
November.
Ball to the Germsn-D Day Officers.
The ball rendered the officers OF the
German.d day celebration at Sanger Hal
tomorrow night by the young German
Americans is going to be a very selec
affair. The entertainment was first IN
tended TO be secret, but like all natter
of that kind it leaked out. Only lin
tied number of invitations have been is
sued. There will be nice COLLATION.
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