The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13
FOR BETTER, FOR WORSE"
Two Young Couplss Right Their Troth
Before the Altar.


once again yesterday afternoon the |
grand old spaciousness OF It. I'auPs |
church has been thronged with the eager and
the earnest. the glad and the gay, TO wit |
ness the piighted tr0ih and welded bappi- |
ness Of one more couple. Miss Fannie !
Hall Baughman, daughter Of Mr.. Greer |
Baughman, was the bride, ana Mr.. Ed |
mund PendletOn Boatwright, Of Whining |
ton. y. c. the groom. The rector OF the |
church, Rev. Hartley Carmichael, OBLIGATED. |
Long ere the appointed hour the church |
was filed. and a great flood Of warm glis- |
tening light distributed It's glory over and |
around the altar. The interviewer beauty
OF ferns and flowers was wrought with |
exquisite effect. All through the bridal ar |
rangements the prodOminating tone Of pure |
white was relieved by a touch Of yellow.
In among the palms and delicate plants |
that shielded the chancel there were white |
chrysanthemums, with occasional great |
feaihery tufts Of the yellow ones, while tall, |
archng palms canOpied the reading desk
and pulpit.
THE ENTRANCE.
First came in the ushers, Messrs Charles
II. Hurcamp, fredericksburg: Robert NJ.
Blankenship. Richmond Maury, Robert
Camm, Lvnchburg; Elmer Ecker, W.
Frederick BFodDaX, Clifton Miller and DIR.
w. 4. Lee. Then entered together the
vouug cousins OF the bride. Miss Mamie
Baughman and MIR. Greer Baughman, fol-
lowed by the other bridesmaids and grooms-
men. The former were Miss Annie j.
Taliaferro. Of Orange; Miss Vida Fleming,
of Savannah, Ga: Miss Bessie 60Och, OF
Louisa. Va: Miss Jessie VI. kemper. Of
Orange county. Va; Miss Ashley Miller,
and Miss Ellen lIobson. They all wore
costume of white faille and lace, and car
ried large bouquets Of yellow chry santhe-
NUNS.
TAYLOR. Douglas 7. CronleY and John
Bowles. all of Wilmington; Henry Gedney,
New York city, and Charles :. Stacy.
THE LOVELY BRIDE.
Last came with slow and graceful mein
the lovely young bride, walking with her
maid Of honor. her sister, Miss May Greer
Baughman. When at the altar they were
| met by the groom and his 'best man" and
| brother, Mr.. j. ii. BOatNrlshi, Oh W INNING
ton.
The bride wore an exquisite, chaste and
beautiful gown Of white faille and Ouch
esse lace. around the meshes at the throat
sparkling many diamonds. The cllnglng
| folds of the airy veil were held TO her head
by diamond pins and spray OF delicate
| lilies of the valley, while in her hands she
carried a bouquet OF white roses ana illies oil
| the valley.
fIer maid Of homer wore rich. yellow
faille and carried white chry santhemums
tied with yellow ribbon.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. foat.
| wright received their congratulations al Inc
| home of the bride, on south Fourth street, AZ
a very small and elegant reception. where
the sole guests were the bridal party and
the immediate families. There, as at
the church. the decorations were lavish
and artistic i'm palms and white and yellow
| flowers, over which was the glow oil coy
home light in CHEEKY fires and warm-tinted
lamps. The presents, which were numerous
and tasteful. were greatly admired, While
no small part Of the enjoyment was very
elegant repast. The brides cake was dis
| tributed in dainty little white boxes. tied
with yellow ribbon, and held the fateiul
| treasures Of the ring, the bodkin, ana the
siXpence. The bride and groom left on the
G:lj train for a trip North, after which they
will 20 to their future home, happiness and
life in Wilmington, y. {.
OPERA PARTY.
After the reception hours we're over there
was very pretty little opera party given
at the Academy by Miss Baughman, in
honor Of the visitors among the bridal party,
which included. in addition to the hostess,
Miss Jessie Kemper, Miss Annie Taliafcuo,
and Miss Vida Fleming; Messrs. Taylor,
Cronley, Gedney, B0atwright and Bowles.
RKE-HUNGERFORD
Mr.. r. K. Archibald Burke and Miss
Alma Estelle liungeriOrd were married IN
st. Peters Cathedral yesterday morning at
10 O'Clock. and the event was one OF the
most brilliant Of the season.
The church was well filled with friends,
and the altar was beautifully decorated.
The ceremony was performed by Bishop
Van de Nyyer, who afterwards celebrated
the nuptual mass.
Amer receiving the congratulations Of
many friends the bride and groom left On
the Northern train for two weeks tour.
The bride was handsomely attired.
Mr.. Burke is the secretary and treasurer
Of the Simons' Blank Book Company, and is
a deseryedly popular young man.
Mrs. Burke is "a daughter Of Mr.. Henry
+. llungerlord. is very attractive and has a
large circle OF friends in the city. The best
men were Mr.. Louis ". PiZZini and DR..
George Ben. Johnston. The ushers were
Messrs. Charles llungeriOrd. Clairb0rn
Epps, John Patton, Z. +. kellum, c. K.
skinner and Henry Whitlock.
GENTRY-MOsBY.
Leigh street Baptist church was hlled to
its capacity last night at : O'Clock 10 wit
ness the marriage Of Mr.. James W. Gentry
to Miss Emily J. Mosby The ceremony
was performed boy the pastor, DR.. j. NJ.
| Frost.
The ushers were Messrs. j. VI. Powell, H..
W. COttrell, G.. T.. Redenyeur, and Wing
field Baker The bride, who was bcauti-
fully attred. is a daughter Of Mr.. Il. e..
| Mosby. 40. 21l9 o street.
The groom is connected with y. +. john
sons publishing house, and lives at 900
north Twenty seventh street.
A reception was rendered them at the
residence of the groom after the ceremony.
MARRIED IN BALTIMORE.
Mr. }. &. Walthall lett for Baltimore
| Tuesday To marry yesterday Miss Ellen
Warren, daughter Of Mr.. William Warren,
Jr.. of Richmond. Mr.. Walthall has long
been popular attache Of the carpet house
Of Richardson x Co.