The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
FIVE MARRIAGES.
Departures From the State OF Single
Biessedness.

Marriage bells rung out merrily yester-
day, and many happy hearts were made to
beat in unison. May happiness and joy
ever be their lot is the sincere wish Of all
who know them.
At II o'clock yesterday morning pretty
and impressive marriage ceremony took
place. IL was the nuptials OF Miss lmogen
Scott and DIR. Armistead l.. Wexford. A
large crowd was in attendance. the beauty
ard wealth of Richmond being present.
The remony was performed by
Rev. DR.. Joshua Peterkin, rector OF
the church, land the bride was
given away By her brother, Attorney
General Taylor Scott. Miss Scott, who was
attired in a beautiful green travelling cos
tune. entered the church with her sister,
Miss Camilla Scott, and was met at the
chancel by the groom and his best man,
Mr.. John IL. Lyon.
The bride ia the youngest daughter Of the
late Robert +. scott, OF Fauquier, and is
one of the decided favorites OF Richmond
society. DR.. Wexford is one Of RichmoDds
most prominent physicians. DIR. and Mrs.
Wexford left on an extended Western and
Northern tour.
The ushers were DIR. VI. ID. Hoge, Jr.,
Captain William c. Wickham. Mr.. X. Car
ter Scott and MIR. Lewis II. Lightfoot.
PARRIsH-MARTIN.
Leigh-Street Baptist church mt O'Clock
Yesterday pre- .ented pretty scene. lt was
filled with interested relatives and friends.
who witnessed the marriage Of Miss Jennie
Martin and Mr.. W. j. Parrish. Rev. DIR. j.
NJ. Frost Ofiicated, and Messrs. John Par
rish. \. ;. Williams, Branch Allen, Will
liam Vaughan. +. l.. Gum, and Dr. Ray
mOnd Garcin acted as ushers.
Mr.. Parrish is the secretary OF the Rich
mOnd Cedar Works, and Is a popular and
well-knOwn young man. Miss Martin is
very pretty, with many accomplishments,
and was at one time teacher in the public
schools. After the wedding, and amidst
the congratulations Of many, they left for "A
tour Of the Northern cities.
BUCHANAN-CoN
Miss Grace Hunter Conrad and Mr.. David
A. Buchanan were married yesterday after
noon at q o'clock at the First Presbyterian
church. \ large congregation witnessed the
ceremony, which was performed by Rev. w.
;. Conrad, Of Pete sburg, brother Of the
BRIDE, assisted Dy Rev. W. c. Buchanan,
of the Union Theological Seminary, Prince
Edward county, brother Of the groom.
The bride, who is a pretty and accom-
plished young lady, entered the church on
the arm OF the groom. She wore neat
fitting brown travelling suit with hat TO
match She is a daughter of Mr.. j. j. Con-
rad, OF south Pine street, and is young
lady Of many attractions. The groom is
son Of Mr.. ID. Buchanan, and is student
for the Presbyterian ministry.
The ushers were: III. White Turpin (best
mani, Fred. Thornburg, John A. DeNine, l..
A. Conrad (brother of the bride), w. NJ.
Buchanan (brother Of the gr0om), and ii.
l.. DenOOn.
After the ceremony they went the way Of
all marriage c0uples-a tour North.
BARKER-GREEN.
At ilalcpast O'clock yesterday afternoon
at the Fourth Baptist church, on Fourth
street, Miss Katie l.. Green and Mr.. James
B. Barker were united in the holy bonds of
matrimOny. The church was crowded TO
overlooking. and was decorated handsomely.
the pastor, Rev. II. +. Williams, officiating,
and after the ceremony the happy couple
left for II Northern tour.
DANCE-OLD.
In POwhatan county yesterday afternoon,
AT the residence of Mr. Charles Old, Mr.. ;.
Lee Dance, with Ilarrelson Il Crump, was
united in marriage to Miss Alice Old.