Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
parcOls Of MiSs curloy we're opposed to tho mar.

parents Of Misc curlcy we're opposed to tho mar.
rage
Miss Cariey was teacher in Pablic-school
No. and her father, Michael Curiey. IL a
woll.known contractor While spending her
vacation in Richmond last summer Niss
Curiey became acquainted with Mr.. o'Toole,
who a. said " be a well-to-do merchant ol
that place. When Miss curley started for
her homo Mr., OrToole accompanied her 10
the train. The couple had become moro than
iriehds-they wero lovera Mr.. cTToolo called
upon Mics CGrieY at her home ia jersey City,
but, II is SAID his visits were not encouraged by
tho young ladys paronis. Mr. o'1oole. although
only thirty-tHO years old, was q widoyor, md tc
this fact is said 10 10 duo tho paternal oppcsl.
ton.
THEY ALWAYS MET.
Notwithstanding tho objections ofIerod by
hiaa Curley's parents Whenever MIR. O'roole
visited Jersey City he DID not go away withou,
beeing his prospective bride. Clandestinc moet.
ings wero arranged and everything went along
they shonld be married, nnd Nsw-Years night
was hxed UPON as tho date for the
happy event Mr.. oAfoole arrived 10
jersey City early ON that. day and went to the
house OF Miss Mamie l.. Oougherty, No. l6 Elliott
Place. Miss Doughsrty ard Miss Curley were
bosom friends, and 10 was arranged that tho
meeting between the prospective husband and
wife should take place At hor homo.
Misc CurIey spont tho greater part OF the day
at her home. Towards night she dressed herself
IN her best garments aud told her parents that
she was going on visit 10 friend and would
not return until late. Her parents had not the
slightest ruspicion Of her Infections. Straight 10
Miss Doughcrty's house shs went and the meet
Inc between herself and her G % snced was indeed
a happy one. After short delay tho couple,
accompanied by Miss Dougherty. who acted az
bridesmaid. and cousin OF O'roole. who wa.
best man. went direct 10 St JOseph's church.
Msnsigaor Seton performed ihc ceremony which
made the couple man aud wife. The bridal
party returned 70 Mise Dougherty's house, where
q private reception WAS hell.
Mr. John OToole is a well-known citizen
of Richmond and is engaged in business
on Nam street near Twenty-hrst. He took
q trip 20 Ireland last summer and it was
when returning home about the 1st OF Sop.
tember that he met the agreeable lady who
on New Years day became his wife. They
came TO Richmond Immediately after their
marriage.
LEADBETTTR--SEwMAN.
Miss Lenia Brennan Newman, a daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Isnac Newman. and Mr.. Peter NJ.
Leadbetter both of this city. we're married
last night AT $40 O'Clock at st. Marks Epis-
copal church. Rev. DR.. Dashiell performed
the ceremony.
The BRIDE, who is n very accomplished
and popular young lady, was handsomely
nttired IN sult of brown, and carried a
large bunch of roses in her hand.
Tho ushers were; Messrs. i. l. Baughan
(best mani, Arthur Evans, Oscar Iraylor,
Harnsh. and Eddie Patterson.
After the ceremony a reception was ten
dered Mr.. and Mrs. Leadbetter at the resi-
donce of her father.
HEREERT-EELLAM.
Mr. Thomas S. Herbert and Miss Tabitha
Andrew Kellam were married yesterday
afternoon at the residence of the bride,
No. 26l5 east Franklin street, by Rev.
Father Friol. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert LETT
on the afternoon train for the North. The
groom is from Salem, Va, and the couple
will reside IN that city.
wEDDED IN LONDON.
A letter received in this city yesterday
announces the marriage in London on
December 3lst of Miss Minnie Wynne
Joynes. Of Washington. ID. c., 10 Mr..
Oswald Sighlman Hemsley, Of New York
city. The ceremony took place at All
Souls church, Cayendish Square, and was
performed by Rev. Walter p. Legg. The
bride Is a granddaughter of the late
Thomas II. Wynne, of Richmond.