The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-11
yHE MARRIAGE BELLS RING.
Several Ceremonies Performed In the City
Yesterday.
YOURS THROUGH NORTHERN CITIES.
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Waldrop, Mr.. Ailen-Miss Funk S'r'
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Miss FmmieS. Binns, clad in steei-gray
.ravelin0 costume. Yesterday afternoon became
the win Of Mr.. William Wingheid. ne COZ
smonv occurred at Park-Place Metnouis'
.hurch about half past O'clock ana tne eo',
Soc xyas crowded by the friends, relatives anu
.conaintances of the happy couple
abont midway of the middle aisle ribbon
.xos st,etohed SO as TO inclose portion OF
the news for the couples near relatives anu
30 che yibbon two pretty little girls in white
1901 These lifted and replaced the RIBBON
xv6enever any one passed, ana colnpiho"
usef,il idea with pretty concert H.
The bridal party entered the church 10 tLe
notes of Mendelssohn's stately march, Ien-
derad NV Mr.. j. Emory Shaw, and the usneIs
nreceded They were followed by the TWO
maids of honor; who preceded the DrluaI pau
Rev. Wiley Bledsoe performed the ceremony
and Mr.. r. l.. Wingheld acted as best man;
The maids of honor were Miss Nora Falhter
and Miss Blanche Wingheld. sister OF I xI'
groom. and the ushers were MessIs' r., r. w
Thomas Fred c. Thornbury, II. J.. 1ayl3f'
Charles Mckinney, j. X. Perdue anu L. L.
The bride who is talanted and
popular young lady, IS daughter
of the late John ;. Binns ana re
sides on west Main street, and the groom IS d
pODular ana Well-kHOhu OhP'NJS W w.
of Jeffress d Shelton. ,.-,.a -.
After the nuptials the newly-phghted pair
left on tho train TO spend their honeymoon III
Northern chimes.
Figg-waldrop.
A pretty marriage occurred at seventh
street Christian church Yesterday afternoon.
and was witnessed by large concourse OF
people Miss Myrtle i. Waldrop was the
bride and Mr.. Walter b. Figg was the groom,
II q 80 HON f.fla wa
performed by Rev. Mr.. Waldrop, brother OF
the bride.
The bride wore an appropriate travelling
costume, and entered the church with the
groom. The ushers were MessIs. o. j. Davis,
J. G. Tyler, Herbert Hulce. w. l.. Snyder,
John Thompson and Leslie Snead.
The bride is a well-knownI and popular
young lady of the west end. The groom IS
valued employe in the shops Of the frede-
ricksburg railroad.
The newly plighted pair after the ceremony
left for a tour North followed by the con-
CALCULATIONS Of many friends.
Allen-Funk.
Mr.. Walter Allen and Miss Annie Funk
were married at Union Station Methodist
church yesterday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Rev. DIR. George II. Ray officiated.
The ushers were Messrs. Archer Hechier
Cbcst mani, Walter Dolphin, Allen, Blunt.
Joseph Sterling Willie Grubbs and Willie
Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen left on the 4.30
train for Baltimore, followed by many good
wishes. Both bride and groom are very
popular. The former is a neice of the wife OF
Councilman Adam Diacont.
HargrOvc--BrOwn.
MIR. Nathan d. Hargrove, of Richmond.
and Miss Emma Brown, of Petersburg, were
united in marriage yesterday morning at the
Washiynton-street NJ. Il. church of that city,
the pastor. Rev. S. G. Bledsoe, officiating.
The following young gentlemen acted as
ushers: Robert +. Lunsford, w. NJ. Lewis
and George A. Thompson. Two of Mr.. Har-
groves sons also acted as ushers. The groom
came in with Captain l.. l.. Marks and the
bride with Mr.. j. b. Blanks The ceremony
at the church over the bridal party were
driven TO the Union depot, where Mr. and Mrs.
Hargrove took the train TO Norfolk en- route
for New York. The groom is member OF the
Board of Aldermen OF Richmond. and the
bride is a daughter of Mr.. II. S. Brown, and
one of Petersburg most popular young ladies.
Peacock hSanderlin.
Miss Jennie A. Sanderlin. the accomplished
daughter of Mr.. ID. A. Sanderlin. was mar
ried TO Mr.. w. II. Peacock at her fathers
residence. No. 10 north Twenty-eighth
street. The groom is a very popular young
man of the city. The couple were the re-
they received hearty congratulations for their
future welfare. The ushers were Mr.. John
NJ Small and j. NJ Grooms
Lucy-TOmpkins.
Miss Blanche Tompkins, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. James II. Tompkins and Mr.. @. W.
Lucy. of Baltimore. were united in marriage
yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES parents, No. S04 west
Main street. Rev. Lewis W. Burton. rector of
st. Johns Episcopal church, otiiciated
Dir. Lucy is Virginian by birth and we'll
known in Richmond, being at one time en-
gagged in business in this city The newly
married couple left soon after the ceremony
for Baltimore, where they will reside.