The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22
4 BRILLIANT MARRIAGE.
Mr.. Edward Dadman and Miss Morgan
Petersburg and Vicinity.


PETERSBURG. IVA, July 21.-[Special. l-Once
again have the doors of the Tabb-Street Presby-
terrain church been thrown open for the mar
riage of one of its members, this time the
leading soprano of its choir, and never have
they opened on a more beautiful scene. In
honor of the occasion the pulpit was richly
and deliberately decorated with smiax palms
and potted plants. The high contracting
parties were Miss Olive Leigh Morgan
daughter of Mr.. o. b. Morgan. one of the
ruling elders of Tabb-streot church and a well
known merchant Of our city and Mr.. Ed
ward Turner Dadnan. assistant State secre-
tary Young Mems Christian Association Of
this State, and son Of the late Mr.. Dadman
who was banker of Watertown. Massa-
chusetts
Promptly at 6 o'clock this evening, as Mr..
Webb. of Richmond who presided at the
organ. struck the strains of the Wedding
March the ushers appeared in the middle
aisle Of the church, coming through the beau
tiful floral gates. which we're held open on
one side by little Miss Annie Branch, daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. G. Branch OF
Richmond. looking like a summer flower, and
Master Beale Davis, son of Mr.. r. b. Davis of
this city. uncle ofthe bride. The groom, accom-
panied by his brother. Mr.. Arthur Dadman.
Of New York, and Mr.. George A. Dinguid, Jr.,
OF Lynchburg, came up the east aisle and
waited at the altar for the bride who came up
the centre aisle on the arm of her father She
was in full bridal dress of heavy white
faille entrain trimmed III point lace
and the bridal veil was gracefully caught
up with natural flowers. The ushers were
Messrs. r. b. Morgan. brother of the bride;
George A. Dinguid Of Lynchburg, L. n
johnson Of Roanoke. J. l.. Atee OF Danville.
Alexander Candlsh Of Richmond. Jack Bat
tin of Norfolk. Taylor Mccoy of Stanton: G.
b1. Branch of Richmond Among the guests
lists re
Branch. of Richmond, the latter in black silk
trimmed with black lace: Miss Childrey, of
Richmond. blue silk point lace and diamond
ornament Miss Annie Belle Brown. OF Ash
land. yellow silk, with lace overdress and
flowers; Mrs. Noble, Of Birmingham, Ala,
black silk and diamonds.
The presents were unusually handsome,
conspicuous among them being case Of solid
silver, gift from the Tabb-street church con-
RregatiOn, and q case of most beautiful after
dinner coffee cups and saucers from the La
dies'.Auxiiary from the \ Dung Mems Christian
Association OF Staunton. Va, and an exqu-
site silver b0n-bon basket of the Young Mems
Christian Association of Chase City, Va.
Alter receiving the congratulations of their
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Dadman left for Boston
Oh bridal tour.
The Camping Lark Club, of Philadelphia.
arrived here this morning in Especial coach 30
70 INTO encampment near Summit Hill cut. on
Iis Noriolh and Western railroad in Prince
%eoIge county. two anC half miles from
petersburg. They will remain in encamp-
ment Ten days during which time they will
vist ,he battle fields and other points of in
trest IN aud around Petersburg. The club,
winch numbers twenty-one members. is
Aounda9tly supplied with provisions and
vtner things 20 refresh the inner man.
Dir. Walter A. Watson. Of Nottowav oo,ntv
nss declared himself candidate for the state
senate from the district composed of the
counues OF Nottoway. Brunswick and Lunen.
II y learned that there was a cloud.burst NJ
aiaesstono. on tbs Norfolk and Western rail.