The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21
ITEMS In VIRGINIA.
BRILLIANT WEDDING AT VII .
LlAMSBURG

Large Gathering in Bruton Church-cap
haiis,S and specuiaiors-P Papcr-l,aa Aim
At Roanoke From Al over the Com.
monwcailh.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Feb. % Special.
Bruton Church, WILLIAMSBURG, was the
scene this evening OF an unusually brilliant,
marriage. The contracting parties ,eero
Mr. Bathurst Dangerfcld Peachy and Miss
Mary Gafnett tahc, Youngest daughter OF
'ep'aln Ninder Lane,
The floral decorations were supplied from
Richmond and were of unique descrir
ton. The church WAS Huei with potted
plants, gvraniums and Gala lilies.
In mont Of the chanccl FALLING
stood an arch from which Nas suspondod
boat, the keel "a which was formed or
Marechai Neil and other roses. the mas.s
an" cuiuaee composed of smilaN. and the
pure white Of the bridal rose rhe frsil
pgiiishaDle thing. a type Of thai liie-hoat i'm
Mhich SCI lorth the happy pair. with "y0uih
on the Prov 0hu pleasure no the holm
Inc organ Giscnurscd soft rnreic tntu iba
pealing strains oi the wcdaias march ann
houhced the approach oi tEc bridal train.
- ~ was ied M Mr. and Mrs. T.. T. Lamb. of
bah'iie. Mrs. Lamb wore a very hand-
eolne Whde moire en- train and presented.
WIN her NiVaci0us cOuntcnancc r. rort
pleasing appearance. Next followed Mr.
and Mrs. Windor lahe. lr. Mrs. Lame
wore her hrtdai dress of white silk. and
iookeu very lovely. They were followed by
tour young ladies-Miss Carrie Lane i'm
punk China silk, and Miss Sadie VAUGHN. cf
Norfolk in white gauzc. Msa Ccra Lane
m white China silk with clusters of yiOlots
on the 'front.' and eide of the skirt. Miss
iieniey, ~ 'aines City county. I'm pale blue
sim forming very attractive group. Seat
ed IN the reserved pews. they were followed
by the gentleman friends of the srO0m-ten
IN number-Mcssrs. Harold. "the best
man. Robert Cole. Sidney smith. Z. H.
Montague, Frank Lee. Noryell Henley.
M. Beaslcy, Oi PETERSBURG. T.. Wilb0urn
James Christian and DR.. Richardson.
Finally the bride and groom advanced
ana stood under the arch as in bower of
roses. The bride was attirod in "a rich white
iaillo Of princess pattern Cn train, the
closely fitting cOrsagc displaying the perfcc-
ton OF her figure. The long veil fastened 90
the shapciy head boy two pearl pins cher
only ornaments), sOftencd and yet acceu-
tuated the richness of her complexion as
she stood with modest grace before the
NHNhNtlf uNluiN- lN NtI NN' n an lANIN NUNNN
and silver clasped PRAYER book, ihe emblem
Of conservation 20 love and duty. L0ne
pearl, colorcd >wedc gloves and slippers. of
the same delicate tint, completed her elegant
costume,
The parents Of the bride stood behind
her-her father giving his daughter tO the
man of her choice. The Rev. Mr.. Page.
pastor Of the church, soon united the two
for life. After receiving the congratulations
Of their friends and donning suitable travel
Ing costumes, Mr. and Mrs. Bathurst
Peachy left by the Northern train for New
York.
The church was brilliantly lighted. and
among the invited guests i'm evening dress
might be seen Mrs. Beverley Scott Mrs /
Judge Henley, Mrs. William Spencer. Mrs. /
G. W. Coleman, the Misses Garrett and
Smith, and many more too numerous tO
mention. The ushers We're James McCaw. !
Hugh Linch. Williamsburg; Robert Nor
fleet, Franklin; Harry Dosier, Princess
Anne.