The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
MADE HUSBAND AND WIFE.
SEVERAL PRETTY AND QUE
MARRIAGES

Mr.. Richter and Miss schoits-Mr. Jon"s
and Miss Brown-Mr. Vaughan an"
Ma. sml,h-Mr: Fosdick and mi-s
Christian.
A pretty, quiet, and impressive marriage
occurred at the German Lutheran churc"
Eighth and Marshall streets. yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock. II was the nupuais
az Misc Katie schultz and MrrMoritz +.
Richter, and the ceremony, in the German
Language, was performed by Rev. Paui h'
Menxel. The bride, who Is handsome
and accomplished young lady, was att'red
IN n dress Of pearl-gray Henrietta Cloth
trimmed with silk and silk velvet OF the
same color, with bat and gloves to match
She is the daughter Of the late julius
schultz. who was killed in the Capitol dis
aster, and neice Of the well-known German
citizen. MIR. Otto Morgenstern.
The groom is a popular, well-known Jour
csi,st ~ This city. lie Is editor Of the Nir-
einia Gazette, and has many frienus
In both the German and other nationaiities'
The ushers were Messrs. Theodore'Moekei
fbest mani. &. Adolph schultz (br0ther "a
The bride). Richard Wenzel, and John -
Seibert. A great many presents were it'
ceiyed. among them number from friends
ard relatives OF the bride In Germany;
Amer the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. klchiei
took the Old Dominion steamer Tor New
York, followed by the happy wishes oil man!
JoNKs-BROwN.
The Grsce.street Baptist tabernacle was
the scene Of pretty marriage yesier4"S
when Miss Cora A. Brown pllghted nel
troth to Mr.. Richard w. Jones. i'eN. ~
w. T.. Hatcher oiliciated IN an llnpIesshi,
manner. The bride, who is an attractive
and accomplished young lady. is the daugn
Ter OF Mr.. A. ID. Brown, Of south Fine sireel
The groom il well known ana popuial
xouno business man, and Is connected VIII
Mr.. John T. Goddin, real estate agent. l..
Tbe ushers were: Messrs. Mlllard \
Cox (best mani, Eddie Hotze, rerc! ~,
chaels. Charles W. Cardweli, "al,e Il, ~ ~
.lones. Leon Ruskell, {. j. Pa0li, ana VII
liam l.. snider. ...,o.;o,o ,,,o,,
received. and after the marriage MI. an
Mrs Jones lett for the Mecca OF all maj
ried couples-the North.
yAUGuAN-sMITH.
A pretty wedding occurred yesterda
evening at 3: 80 O'Clock at the residence
The brides father, No 52S north fiitn streel
Miss Marie smith, daughter OF Mr. Jane
l.. smith, in the presence OF scoie vi inoi
friends. became the wife OF MI +.
Vaughan. Rev. l.. A. Cutler performing III
The narIors were tastefully decorated, an
the numerous and handsome presents "''
PLAYED TO good advantage: o,,n,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan left on the old 10
ninion steamer for a Northern tour.
VnantTE- CHRISTIAN.
Miss Gertrude Christian, daughter
Judge Joseph Christian, and Mr.. Jane
William Fosdick, of New YORK, VIII
married this afternoon at O'Clock al III
First Baptist church.
PREsToN-TINsLEY
The marriage of Miss Hattie Is. llhsle
and Mr.. James Il. Preston was sOleinnlIe
at the Grace-street Presbyterian chuic
YESTERDAY afternoon at . o'clock. Inc cer'
mony was performed by Rev. :. X. lresioi
brother OF the groom, assisted Dy rev. y
Fair. H.. n,
Seven couples, all In evening dress, eI
tered the church, followed by the Oriue an
groom. Miss Jennie Tinsley was naid
honor, and Mr.. X. 10 Preston acted as Ie'
man The bride. attired in white with
beautiful mist-like veil, looked beautliu
She Is the accomplished daughter OF MI.
a. Tlnsley, at one time State Treasurer, al
is deseryedly popular. , .o,,,,,.
Mr.. Preston is well-knOwn and p0puii
business man Of Bristol, ana mas hlai
friends there and in Richmond VINO WE
him happiness. ,,o,,
After the nuptias a reception was held
the home of the bride, No. SO4 east Marsha
street. They afterwards left on the Mort
erp train Tor a tour of Northern cities.