Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
APRIL WEDDING-DAY
SEVERAL COUPLES HAPPILY MARRIED
YESTERDAY.
may-Blum; Crump-Cuticr; Gregory
Garrett Aivey-starlse; Foizey-
Savage.

In the presence Of en- immense ihrong OK In
vtoi guests and spectators Miss Birdio Blum
was married to Mr. David May. In the Temple on
Eleventh street, last night n, $40 o'clock.
Tho BRIDE, who Is sister of Mira lie Thalhlmer.
Is ono OF tas most accomplished and popular
representatives OF Jewish society The groom is
the leading dry-gocds merchant al Orange
Courthouse and Is q nephew OF Gr. Jacob May.
OF tois city.
DECORATIONS.
The altar was handsomely decorated with
flowers and evergreens and presented pretty
appearance
The building was filed to overflowing within
le" minutes after the doors we're opened aud
hundreds OF people who desired t0 witness the
cefemony could cot get even standing-room in
the synagogue.
fhaso were no groomsmen or pridesmsida
Tho ushcrs we're Mcssrs. Moses May tOeSt man),
Alfred ktaker. Norris Genss, Ike sycle, Byron
Bear. aud Henry Wallesstein.
The BRIDAL PAErY.
The bridal partyNas preceded 70 the altar by
the ushers and little Misses sadie and MARY
Thslhimer. The maids Of honor we're Misses
Hannah aud Lima Blum. sisters Of the bride.
Tho former wore gray faille. and the latter was
Gttired in white China silk aud carried flowers.
1he bride entered leaning ON the arm OF the
groom. She looked lovely IN handsome COS
tnmo OF white fallle, Duchesse lace. aud dis
mond ornaments.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Or. Iiar-
rls. II was read in English and the benedicuon
was In Hebrsw.
RECEPTION.
After the ceremony a reception was rendered
ct the residence Of Gr. Iko Ihalhimcr. brother
tn-lRv Of the bride.
MIR. and Mrs. Eay will leave tho CITY this morn
Ing Tor Old Point and Baltimore, and VIII go
thence to their home al Orange Courthouse.
Among those from a distance who witnessed
aftnn1n1
Mr.. Ooendorfer, Of Sew ors. and Mr.. George
s. Shsckel.Ord, member " tho House OF Dele
gates from Orange county.
The bdde was the recipient Of many hand
some eud costly presents, GgSreGating in value
about 10
CRUMP-CUrLER.
AZ 5:f5 O'Clock yesterday afternoon Mas julia
Cutter. daughter A Rey. T.. A. Cutter, was mar
ried 10 Ar. ChHrlcs +. Crump, formerly Of Rich
Doud bu: now engaged With the Richmond and
Dausii,c railroad Company Ia Washington.
Inc ceremony vas performed by the father OF
the bride IN the Marsball-Sireet ChrietiSn
church. Of which he is pastor.
II WA one Of the most iarse'y-at,enied ved-
dings trht has over takon place in that church,
ond not all Of the people could get into the
building.
Sir. aud Mrs Crump left on a northern tour.
ALyEY-sTARKR.
Al 81. Johns Episcopal church yesterday after
noon Mr.. John 4. Alvey end Mlss Mary savage
Starke were married: the rector, Rev. Lewis W.
Burton. officiating.
Tho bride wore handsome travelling suit OF
gray cloth, trimmed In etoe NaBdyxe brad and
carried In one haad an iyory-bound prayer
book
1he bride is a daughter Of the late harcellus
T. Stsrke, well-remein Oered6s clerk OF the Court
OF Appeais 0f Virginia.
Ihe groom Is son Of the late Richard T.
Alvey, ami IA a member OF the tirn OF A!gey
Broiho-s grain morchaa Is Of this city.
The ushers were II. ". Claiborne (best msnl,
W. c. Erwin, ID. T. ZollickOHer, II. NJ. StArke, L
Harvey savage, and William a. Crump.
TIE bride aud groom, who are very popular,
were tie recipients OF many costly presents.
Mr. and hrs. Alvey loit on the O.4J Train for an
extended northern tour.
GRTGORY-oARSErT.
Mr.. Richard Thomas Gregory and Miss Cora
Lee Garrett were married AT the ksst- End Bsp-
tist chapel at O'Clock last night. The pastor,
Rev. j.. I. Tucker. offlciatcd. The attendance
OF friends Of the couple was quite large.
FOIZT-sAvAGE-
Yesterday afternoon a very pretty homo we'd
ding took place Gt the residence OF tho brides
father Mr. George savage. on east Cary street.
The parties were Kiss Lizzie G. savage and Mr..
Andrew NJ. Foley.
The bride Is a very attractive and popular
young lady, and the groom is Well-kuoHn
Young Businessman. 1le is connected with the
furniture house OF Mr.. Preston Belyin.
MISS aARNETT AND SHERIFF soUTHwABD.
Sheriff j. Wilbur Southwark, Of Henrico coun-
", and Miss Vida Pnrke Gsrnott. daughter on
Captaia A. II. GArnett, gallant ex-Cortederate
colder, will 30 married ~ O'Clock next Tuesday
afternoon at toe residence OF tho BRIDES parents,
Wake Forest, New Kent county.