Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24
HIS CAPITAL CATCH.
"A RICHMOND NAN CAPTURES AWAsh-
INGToN LADY FOR HIS BRIDE.
frhe Wedding brilliant AGair-one Mar
riage Here Yesterday, and Two
the Dav Before.

Mr.. Littell Wilson, OF Richmond. and
Mss Nav Louise Hamilton, Of Washing
ton, were married yesterday morning ut
the home ot the brides father on z street In the
laiier city. Tho wedding was quite brilliant
nfiair, and the star o. last evening contained an
elaborate account TT.
The spacious pnrlors were beautifully deco
rated, tho msntels being banked In pink roses,
Whilo the chandeliers and pIcture-wiros we're
drnped In asparagus vine. Tho happy couple
stood while the ceremony took place under an
arch Of white blossoms. from which fell iied-back
porticros madeof trnlls Of asparagus vine as
nei-Tcfk 70 hcl 'ho spring bio SONS dottei
over Them. The background vas OF palms ana
blooming nargucrlics and the floor was Gov
cred With white icT- rug.
TIE CEREliCNy.
Tho ceremony vas performed by Rev. Father
CpWmdiu. brother n Colonel &. VB. toWnsdn'
Of th's city. Tho bridal party, preceded ny no
priest chi e-rI bv riDb1ned aisle. Tho Ori.r
only attendants wcre her colsins, Niss htnel
HFkry and Master =. Hall S"mmas, pretty
lhtlc boy and giri, both 81 them drcssed IN whfc,
nnd ~" li'tle maid Il honor clrrytus basket o.
10 Franco ICsJr.
The happy c.rp'e ramc in to-rther and nd
vancea 90 no ro-sl nrch. Aiqs;e- ScmfnC5 stool
noIt ,rc bride md bold her uoIgIo; Of liics-oi-
ihe-yalio- dGdug tho ceremony.
ihc hriir, rip 81 % iti. graceful brunette
looked v.ry a.tu.'iiyr in rer tTid7l robes, yer
dress vas OF white r,is. ali 1rCss the 'front.' o.
The skiii was deep nnuncr >oi cinD"iHcIed
giDVssJiiHp Gr for, f-s'CUel gjth hdCr-l'-thC-
valley. ihn bo3l.c r1s n l~ loInlol at ihc
pccN. She wore z urcE,a'e aUd pendoni OF
pearls an' ho~ tIll' veil Wa bcli 70 her shining
O'a"k hlir hy diamond p''s. N-s. Hamilton
worc m elegant gown o. embroidered gray chil-
ION ard diamond ornaments.
Afi"r tho m0ny 'ho guests were enter
t1ia-d ~ e Wedding Nrcatfast' WhFh was ele-
ganiiv served.
Tho wedding rGke was wrra,he1 IN Ia France
roses and On tOo of tb" nv pyramid was n small
bast ai iilcd witt the brides Cover, hcs-oi-sho-
valley.
Mr ana N-s WILSON Ieft On r lnte afternoon
train igr the >or1h and vii! 3" nns'rt abo4; ten
days. They VII spend q short fimN in Na-''-
ington with Nr. and Mrs. Hamilton before St r.
iug fpr thn'~ future home In thl' ciiy.
Tho rro0m's two -isters, NisI wilson, Miss
DAISY WILSON, and hi- brothers, Mr.. b. i. VII
sOn and VI. X. +. Wisoi,, we've present.
The Eoyw l. a weil-XB0Wn ani popular young
society man ~ this ci;y, wtiir TIE b,iI" is -
dtuVh'-r ~ Mr.. and Mrs Aleyand"r hamilton
and gr3Gd4uvhfer OF tho late Colonel James
Edclin, VI tie lhsrlCc corps
MANY HlNusoGE PRESENTS.
Tho bride received Tnanv elegant presents Of
sllveI and cut glGss aud oiber line household ap-
pnintneHi Mr. james l.. Barbodr cent n
Dozen guld-hued buttci- plates: Mrs. BHfoOnr
white Morocco and silver CaTd-'asc st with t.
and horn Mr.. Joseph L. Pearson. an onyx clock; 4;
Mrs 5. B. Wilson, the grOom's mother, Hot OF
silver oyster forks; Mr. Alexander Hamilton re-
pJusse silyor toilet set: Miss ". ;. Hamilton, me
brides aunt two pieces Of old family silver Wbich
belonged 10 her great great-grandparents IN
l642. which have the initials OF is hrst owner,
Edward and Mary jenkins; Miss MOllie Seminos
a gilt and onyx table; Mrs. EdmonlH Semmcs,
silver vater-piLrhcr: Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Warner,
a superb silver lhdle; hr. Rnd Mrs l.. kuttH
Johnston, a royal Worcester Vase Mr. ara hts
Frank ID. Orme, q repnusse silver berTy-npwl
and suoOn. a act OF slVor and gold coffee
many snperb gifts. Mrs. Hamilton intends To
start on the 18th of My 10 visit her son In Mon
tana.
woRD-gUBANK.
Mr.. William T. Word and Miss Allce f..
Eubsnk we're married yesterday afternoon aJ
$3.50 o'clock At the First Baptist church.
A large number Of friends of the brido and
groom were present 20 witness the ceremony, at
which the pastor, Rev. George Cooper, oniciated
Tho following gentlemen acted az ushers /:
Messrs. Allen G. Collins (best NAM Charles l."
Eubank, John 8. Eubank, brothers Of the bride
Il. ". GwRthmey, ID. w. saunders, X. Is. wal
thall. w. q. Harvey, Jr., and W. T.. Hancock.
The bride was attlred In a handsome travel
ling suit. After the ceremony MIR. and Mrs.
Word took the 7:1O train for an extended north
ern tour.
Tho groom n the reoently-appointed special
examiner Of the Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany for the southern States and has Tor
number Of years been In the service of this COM
pany. Tho employees in the establishment pre-
septrd him with a handsome silver service
he bride rs a daughter Of Mrs. J.. Y. Eubank,
of No. l07 north seventh street. Her father, the
late J. b. Eubank, was for years with Mr.. Alex
ander Cameron.
TYIKR-HERDERT.
On Wednesday evening at the home OF
tho bride, 327 north Eighteenth street, and in
the presence OF large company Of friends and
relatives, Mr.. Allen II. Tyler and Mas Hattie NJ.
Herbert were married. Rev. DIR. X. II. Pitt was
the officating minister. The presents were nu-
merous and handsome, and the young people
took the night train for a western trip.
DoYLB-EiLIOT.
Mr. George r. Doyle aud Miss Sallie X. Elliot
were married "Wednesday NJ 6:l0 o'clock at
Leigh-Street Baptist church. Rev. DR.. Frost
oriciated. The usheTs were Nessrs. Henry L.
Vaughan (best mani, Hugh Luttrel, Benlamin
Thomas, George GOode, Adam johnson, John
Hobson, Wallace Vaughan, and William X. Spill
man. .
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle left at 7:10 p. N. for a
northern trip.
The groom is q prominent merchant OF Kappa.
hammock county, ana the bride has been one OF
the most efficient and popular OF hichmond
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