Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-09
Pretty Morning Marriage at the Cathe-
drai-Mr. Hays Leads Miss Chamber
Lima a., IL. iI4a.- n.ho. Al Eianox

I1yne To the Aitnr-Othcr marriages.
Wedding bells chimed sweetly yesterday
from the belfries OF many churches in
Richmond. The day was a typical one for
marriages. Old autumn assumed his most
natural attire and the weather was Just
| such as nearly always characterlzes nup-
tial events. Early in the afternoon driL-
zling rain began and kept up necessarily,
and with increasing proportions until long
after the last orcan-note had died away.
At 10 o'clock III the morning st. Peters
Cathedral was filed with friends OF Mr..
aud Mrs. Andrew PiGzini. who bad Issued invita-
lions 20 them 10 witness tho marriage OF their
eldest daughter, Marie Celeste 10 MI bcnnetn
Raynor Cobb. Of Norfolk.
TIE high altar was deliberately decorated with
flowers and WAS dazzling IN the brliilancy oi num-
dred OF lighted candles. which gave rich glow
10 tho scenc in marked contrast 10 the lowering
clouds and gloomy streets.
THE CEREMONY.
The bridal party marched no tho aisle while
the Organist played the soft strains OF wedding
march.
me bride and groom were preceded by tho
ushcrs: Mcssrs. A. VI. Scott. Charles a. Page,
FRANK Street. Of Richmond; Mess,s James
! Moore, Charles Ashton, and Robert Parrot, OF
! Norfolk, Va. and Nr. WilloIghby Anderson. or
Washington, n. C.; Sir William is. Pizzini, best
| man; NJ ISIS HulJise Cobb. maid Of honor
| The Night tov. Bishop Van de Vyvcr assisted
| by Rev Nicar-General +. J. frioh, performed
| the ceremony ana said the Duptial mass.
The EisAop ihcn met the contracting parties
AT he altur-rail and made q shCri and instruc-
| tive address. in which he showed extreme sane
! tity with which the Church regarded inc mar
| Iiacc tie, and gave the couple much gOOd al\lce
| and his blessing.
TIE SviTIAL MASS.
| This being done he invited them INSIDE the
\ snnc:unrT. Whcr. two J. ne d,en were placed. lie
! changed Mis- robes 10 pricstly vestments ana
| said the nurta mass, during "hlch ne pro
| nounce1 the uupfial beDeIiciiJn OF fha thurch.
| After the ceremony the bridal couple took me
| 1l.50 train for New York and other points. On
| their return they VIII reside IN Nofiok.
| The bride was dressed in travelling costume
! and carried "A handsome bunch of pearl ouds.
The groom ia tn junior memDer oi tne com.
| m ission firm of l.. Lepage n Co.. OF NorfoS. A
| fcW intimate friends and relatives vic"ci inc
numerous hauds1'ne presents OF inc Driue u,
In the many ioitsr- md kilograms received
wcro congratulations from Cardinal bihoon-'
| Archbishop Jnnssens, kignt Rev. y. J' hc.he,
for ncr Bishop O. this diocese, and Rev rather
Cutler.
Mr.. EIsOM AND MISS REAMS.
Ancxcecdngy pretty wedding was celebrated
| nj Fulton Baptist church at 2:lj ocio,k y"stei-
| day afternoon, IN which Miss Ruth \. keams
Wa, married 10 d. ). Iisuie hi,0n. uIl,,e,,I
mony was performed by Rev. Thee. Whitneid,
y. d.. in the presence Of large assembly Oh
! friends OF the bride and groom.
Tho following geltlomeu acted as ushers:
Mcssrs. Walter Turner. l. Bernard Rcams ORR
Their OF the BRIDE, George C. Jenerson' una "
Alter the ceremony Dr. and Mrs. Elsom LEFT on
the Danyilic tram for Atlanta, Their future
| home.
The bride, who IL the accomplished daughter
Of Mr. H. ". Reams, Of this city, was at,ired III
beautiful dress Of pearl-gray ladies coth, WIN
gloves and hat u match. and carried pehunIui
louguaf Of MlrerlQl Nrl roses.
The groom f. the mciira al examiner ana phy-l-
cal director Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation OF Atlanta "nirh lhs.' ullon wiz s,to -
reception to the ncsly-weddcd couple upon Their
arrival.
MONTEIRo-AILEH.
81. Johns church was the scene Of n pretty
welding ri 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. IN
| which Nr. :. MontelrO, Of Goochiand county anu
Mss Fannie II. Ailen. Of this city, joined hahds
| in natrinony. The wedding service. whicn was
| performed by Rev. l. ". Burton, was pretty ana
impressive. The little church was flled WIN the
! frisnds and relatives OF the BRIDE and groom,
who entertain the admiration ana es'coni Vi
\ their respective communities.
| The bride WAS handsomely attired IN most
becoming cosiun ne. She ~ the daughter OF mr..
| uarvio Allen. formerly Of Richmond, but now
prominently known in railroad circles III ""''
! Tie following were the ushers: Messrs. Is. O.
James, j. Luce NJ. Kinney, aud a. d. MohleiTo'
| uAYs-CHAMBgELAysE.
! a,o o'clock last evening poals Of Mendels-
| sohn'- Wedding March from tie organ at Inc
| Clay-Sircct Methodist church announce wv
| wedding Of Mr. Walter Is. Hays, OF Noriois' 70
| Miss Jennie T. Ihamberlayne, oil Richmond. a
| nrettv food Of light poured down upon inc brine
| tnd groom A. Rev. Mr.. Anvil performed most
| impressive ceremony. -
| ronular I'm Richmond society. was attired III
| Unit faille snk with chiffon lace trimming
wearing diamond ornaments. In her hahd was
| n louquet Of Mareclal Neil roses: -,
The groom Is a handsome and popular resl-
dent Of Norfolk, although native oi hittanhihs'
Pa. oos.,,
BRIDAL presents were many and Costly; ~.
The hride ~ the daughter OF the late Mr.
Suof,wood Chambcrlayne and Mrs. ;. ID. ohaiIl-
bcriaync, who Eow icsluco az LOU" "''' "'
street. ,oo u v twain for
! Norfolk, where they will reside In future. ,
Tho ushers were Nessrs. Frank VI. cary, u. a.
| Rlcnner Matter s. Burton, L. A. Saunders, a.
! \. Pizzini. Harry }. Shervin, ana l.. - faFtar'
MAILoRY-PUgDiE.
,,orco auaionce witnessed the marriage OF
| Nil Mary A. Mallory aud Ar. Joseph a. furdle
al me Clsy-Street Baptist church at u.lo O'Clock
! last evening Rev. 5. G. CloPton performed the
ceremony IN "a most impressive manner -, .
me bride was very lastly dressed, ana inc
rhoIe scene was one OF beauty and solemnity.
Mr.. Purdio Is a we'll known and popular young
| man, and, Ike his bride, mas u "iuo on@io u
friends and acquaintances.
CoOK-CorTrs.
Mr.. William l.. Cook, OF Manchester, ana MISS
Maria g. Coutis, OF Richmond, were married at
| ,he Thtrd Presbyterian church at o'clock last
| evening in the presence Of large asschpiase
| of friends. Rev. Mr.. Cannon oniciateh. IN
The bride, who Is the daughter OF Mr. ~ !.
| Contts. n well-known citizen OF Church I'M, Is
| on,,a handsome and great favorto with
large circle OF friends and acquaintance.
The groom Is from Manchester, Is a most en-
Gent and capable employee of the Everett " "a.
| dcy Company, aud a worthy ana popuiar sou's
sThc .,shers were Messrs John c. seibert (best
man, and Alexander Coutts, OF Richmond, ana
| ALERT g. Cook. Edward Walden, D. L. baush'
hlo M, rao,ce Donald OF Manchester.
ON" MANY useful aud valuable presents were re-
coIved bv the young couple, which we're trans
TERED 10 500 Twenty-seventh street, where Mr'