Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
AT HYMEN'S SHRINE.
FOUR MARRIAGES IN RICHMOND YES
TERDAY AND ONE IN MANCHESTER.
Mr.. yarbrough and Miss Tomiinson; Mr.
Keith and Miss Pemberton; Mr.. Smith
and Miss sAugustipe-O Other Couples.

A very pretty wedding occurred at st.
Marks church last night at 10 o'clock,
when Mr.. X. X. Keith and Miss Nellie Il
Pemberton we're united in the bonds of
matrimony.
Rev. I. G.. Dashiell, the rector, per
formed the ceremony, and Mr.. w. Kirk
Mathews presided ut the organ and beauti-
fully rendered the glorious wedding march
as the happy twain entered the church.
The bride was handsomely robed in q
dress of white faille and silk lace, with
embroidered veil and orange blossoms. The
bridesmaids were all attired In white chiffon on
satin OF the eamo COLOR decoLete and scmi-trnins,
With gray gloves aid slippers. They we're Misses
Sallio Bridges, Alice WhtlOck, Fannie Allen, and
LILY Pemberton. Tho Rroomsmen were Messrs.
Parsent. Downing, Foster, and PombertOn, a
brother Of the bride. Messrs Alva Maynard,
VIII Gardner, Charles Marsh, Of North Carolina,
and Whppy, Of Washington, acted as ushers.
After the wedding a reception for the attend
ants and Immediate family Of the bride and
groom was held at Mr. Pemberton's residence.
Mr.. and Mrs Keith left last night on the 300
train for the South.
The groom Is a wel-known Official Of tho Penn
sylvania division Of the Adams Express Com
pany, while the bride is tho youngest daughter
OF Captain j. 7. Pemberton, Of this city.
Mr.. YARBoROUGH-MIss ToNLIEs0N.
Mr.. W. Nathaniel Yarbrough and Miss Mary
Wharton TOnlnson were married at o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the residence Of the
brides father, Mr.. /. w. Tomlnson, No. S03
north Fourth street. There was q large assembly
OF friends and the wedding was quite prctty
one.
The parlorswere tastefully decorated with fow-
err and presented lovely appearance.
The bride was Handsomely attired in gray
travelling costume. Her attendants we're Misses
Beulah Is. Griffln and a. Gertie Tomlinson, a
sister OF the bride. The ushers were Messrs w.
i. Goodman, w. II. Bl0unt, A. B. Timberlake,
w. l.. Wingfeld, G. y. Yarbrough, "a brother OF
the groom, and c. A. Zincke.
After tho ceremony an elegant reception was
held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yarbrough left on the 4.30 train
for the groOms home In Hanover.
MR.. sMITH-MIss AUGUSTINE.
Mr. Alonzo Smith and Miss Jennie Augustine
were married yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at st. Peters Cathedral
Rev. Father fierney oflclated, performing the
ceremony with the usual solemnity OF the Catho-
lie services.
brother Of the bride (best mani; Henry Caraya-
tn, 7. X. Smith, and j. T. Curtis.
The bride, clad in n handsome tan travelling
dress, looked exceedingly handsome. She Is a
striking brunette.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left on
the Ola Dominion steamerfor On extended north
eTn tour, which will embrace New YORK, Phila-
delphia, Washington, and baltimore.
The groom, who Is a popular and estlmaDle
young man, Is captain Of the steam stug olive
Branch. His bride Is daughter Of the late C.
Augustine and an amiable and attractive young
lady.
MR.. BECKMAN-MIS5 GRIFFIN.
A largo congregation assembled at 81. Mary
German Catholic church yesterday morning at
| 7:30 o'clock 10 witness the marriage OF Mr. VIII
| liam A. Beckman and Miss Katie Griffin.
They were welded at nuptial mass by Father
Gregory, and the ceremony was followed by the
benedictiOn.
The bride was tastefully attired In travelling
suit Of gray, with hat and gloves 70 match.
The ushers were Messrs. W. j. ONeI, John
Blney, Henry Fisher, William Schultz, Joseph
Herbert, and ID. J. Quinn.
Mr.. and Mrs Beckman were the recipients Ol
numerous handsome and costly presents which
demonstrated their popularity.
They left on the 11:52 train for Washington.
wALKER-LE0SARD.
Mr.. John z. Walker and Miss Addie Leonard
were married at o'clock yesterday afternoon
| at the Central Methodist church In Manchester
There was n large assembage OF friends aud In
| the audience were many people from Richmond.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. L. NJ
Peterson and the ushers wero Messrs. Tom f.
| Owen Nathaniel Bacon, Charles II. Sims, ". B
BAH, Thomas Smith, Harry Caliigan, and Ber-
| nard =. Walden.
After shaking the hands and receiving the
GOOD wishes of many OF their friends Mr. Walker
and his accomplished young bride left Tor 0
northern tour.