Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
COLEMAN ANRAHAN
a CHARMING MARRIAGE AT THE
CATHOLIC CHURCH, PETERSBURG.
conIded with . wagon-Grsdnates and
Medaiiists Of the southern Female
College welcome Dispatch.

fcorespondcnce Of the Richmond Dlspa'chl
prYrnspuna, Va. June i6.-sSt. Joseph's
Catholic church was filed with large
assomblaoe AZ s o'clock this afternoon.
gathered TO witness the marriage OF Mr..
James p. Coleman, o popular young citizen
Of Norfolk, to Miss Mamie A. Hanrahan,
tlsuchter OF Mr.. James Hanrahan, a we'll
known merchant Of this city. The cere-
mony was a simple but very beautiful one.
Rev. Father 7. ]. o'Farroll, the pastor OF
The church, oficiated.
rnE usHERs.
There were no walters. The following
gentlemen acted as usners: Mr.. Is. W. wiioath'
OF Washington; Mr.. James Corrigen, OF Lyns ,l
barg, and Mesare. Thomas Oferreh anu 1vhh
Henrahan, OF Pctersburg-the latter brother
Of the bride, Two beautiful little girls-Misses
Bessie and Maggie Bailey, daughters o. MI'
David Bailoy-acted as maids OF honor ana ncet-
Ing bouquets Of Aarechal Neil roses graceiutly
preceded tho wedding party down inc a's'e W 'No
The bride, tastefuily dressed In q tan travelling
suit green maraboat trimming, with nat, toQuo,
gioycs, and slippers TO match, enteIoS upon
the groom WAS accompanied by his best nsn
Mr. w. Wilburn. The cerenony over, tne
happy couple left on the 0:30 train on Tip W
the North, whence they win return 10 tnelf
homo In Norfolk.
NARROW ESCAPE.
AZ the passenger train from Norfolk wa nea,-
fne the depot this morning the engine stIuOA
wagon laden with lumber oelonging 70 90 5.ross
the track. The wagon was proken anu ~, ~ l.','
Der scattered, and the driver, William Morgan
was considerably injured
COLLEGE CANDIDATES AND MEDALIds1s.
The closing exercises Of the southern Fernsie
College took place to-day and to-night IN ~ nv
presence Of large and brilliant audience. 1he
occasion was one Of marked interest Inelo re'
but one fun graduate-Miss Minnie Ilnsley.
Rut there were a number OF graduates IN scnVVls
a. folloxs: Letin--Misses Addie Robertson
Ruth CLARK, Nellie Steward, and Hope MOI san,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Minnie 1tnsley anu hu,n
Clark. Natural s'ence- Misses ass Nellie HE" steward.
Moral Philosophy--Misses Ruth BLANKS, I'LL III,
Mo Tinsiey, and Addie kobertson. Sn Inn1
and History-Missee KUN Blanks MINNIE 49, Tos
Cora Emory, Cassie Webb, and Florence JOCK
The following young ladies we're specially dls.
t,neuishod IN not having fallen below 90 PEI
session. Misses Lillian Arnold, Ruth Bianks
Fdith Cheatham, Eleanor Davis, bernie IIe ou,
Love Phillips, Alice Seward, Annie Belle se"aru'
and Nellie Steward. ,,-s
latin. Miss Addie Robertson; Mathematlcs'
Mics love Phillips; English and History MISS y Oh,
lie steward; French, Miss kuth Clark; I Mosa
philosophy, Miss Ruth Blanks Natural sG,e9SU'
MteanS I
mantsl Music. Miss Cora Emory; Vocal Music.
Miss Mamie Sledge; Writing, Miss Annie Gu
Fnglish Grammar, Geography, and History MISS
Annie Belle steward. AL. o,.a,,.,.
rendering OF Inc famous "Song OF the Page,
t,om the Hugueno,s, and siebels "FloMer
Song from Faust, by Miss Carrie Young Dis,
ehoffs "Silken Band" sung by MISS Dais ..
sianghter. also gave great pleasure. In the
piano music the two quartettes-she "MSrch a'
torteee,H from the Queen Of Sheba, and Prol Go
sor Hairs arrangement OF strausse waite y
were brilliantly rendered, and the curious anu
wonderfully beautiful "Humorishen OF 1nes
was played In mastery style by Miss MaIiie
Cook. . ..,. A.,
The early distribution OF the DlsiAiOh ~
potars,rIrc gives great satisfaction TO tts many
readers. II is now placed in the stores and a.
the residences Of our people shortly after
O'Clock A. NJ, and the news from al quarteIs
reports digested before the business oil the da>
A commenced.