The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25
THE PEAL OF WEDDING BELLS.
Right Herrily Did They Ring at Rich
nOnd Yesterday.
MARRIAGES AT HOME AND IN CHURCH
Miss Elizabeth Ridley Green Welded at
Grace kpiscopa! Church to sIr. Il. Powell
Dunn-severai Marriages.

Mas Elizabeth Ridley Green ard Mr. r.
Powell Dunn were welded last evening al
Grace Episcopal church.
Long before tho hour when sacred avowals
and sweet troths were TO be plighted n per-
feet stream Of Richmond's mos. representa-
tive people filed into tho church. and the
beautiful floral decorations at the chancel
attracted general admiration by their unique
ness and pretty effects The chanco and
altar were beautifully embelished with chrys.
sntbemuns arranged 30 as 10 lend TO the
usual severe surroundings bright and happv
color. while the tinted lamps shed thor soft.
roseste light upon the scene and gave n pret-
" appearance to the entwined flowers below.
tpon the altar candles in pretty candeabra
were tastetully arranged and the whole COM
hlned 10 give 70 the chancel an effect as pre,-
~ and UNIQUE az ever seen in this city.
The church WAS crowded at s o'clock and
lew moments after that hour the bridal party
entered the edihce. The ushsrs preceded the
bride. who entered with her maid of honor
ana was met at the chsncel by tho groom
ana best man The impressive ceremony WAS
solemnized by Rev Churchill Gibson. of
Grace church. Petersburg. uncle OF the bride
and Rev. X. l.. Mason. rector Of the church.
and the party left the edifce TO the stately
notes OF the 'Lohengrin Wedding March"
THE BEIDE.
The bride was attred in a beautiful cos
tumo OF heavy white corded faille caught |
over pearl embroidered chiffon front with |
ropes Of pearls. She wore n handsome dia-
mond necklace, the gift of the groom. and
lovers knot of silver which was used by her
great great great grandmother III 1850 The
veil was caught up with pearls. She is one Of
Ncbmonds most beautiful and charming
daughters. and possesses accomplishments
and eraces that have endeared her 10 4 large
circle IF friends. She Is daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Robert B Green. and grand
daughter Of M ". D. Gibson. the well
known member of the Tobacco Exchange.
Miss Lena Green acted as maid of honor
and her regal beauty sbone TO advantage in
psle pink silk, over which was crepe lisse.
caught up with small ribbons. She carried a
bunch OF pink roses
Mr.. Jubal Early Terry acted as best man.
aud the ushers were Messrs Harvey J.. Har
wood. I; Wilbur Chelf. j. l.. Miller Lewis
&. Chelf, DR.. John X. Wheat and Frank
rreen, brother Of the bride
After the ceremony the usners and very
ew intimate friends were rendered recep-
ION at the brides home, No. lO9 south Third :
street. During the evening a charming cola.
ION was served. embracing many dainty }
and the health of the happy couple
vas drunk by those present with wine of q
leasing vintage.
Later IN the evening the newly plighted
AR lett on the Chesapeake and Ohiotrs for
he North: They will spend their honey
noon IN Philadelphia, New York and other !
'orthern cities, and will DO absent for some q
me.
Mr. Dunn is the well-known homeopathic s
Pharmacist Of east Man street He is An 9,
Dglishman by birth and education. but came
ms country quite number of years ago r.
ID located here. He has made many friends Il
nee his residence in this city and thew wish
i'm every happiness. =,
among those who assisted the bride TO re- NJ
eve her guests were her sisters. Misses
nhie ana Willie Green. The former was at
req In an appropriate evening costume of A
hlte SIX en- train, with trimmings of pearls te
40 MISS Willie Green wore pretty gown OF
nlte SIX tuile en- train. with white satin rib Y
)ns. Her mother wore an elegant Gown of Ir
ack silk en- train and point lace ar
L ne presents braced many from friends m
other cities and in England and during
evening .congratulatng kilograms were Al
'eiyed by Mr.. and Mrs Dunn. an