The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-01
MISS PEACHY,S WEDDING.
A Richmond Rector Officiated-virginia Peo-
pie Invited.

pie Invited.
As Miss Peachy, who was married in st.
Johns church, Washington city, "Wednesday
evening. has many friends in Richmond, and
is a member Of one Of Virginia's oldest tami-
lies. the following extract from the WASH
ington Post. describing her brilliant wedding,
will be read with interest here:
St Johns church was the scene of beau
tifl1l wedding at O'Clock last evening. when
Miss Annie Meem Peachy. daughter of Dir.
and Mrs. William Daingerheld Peachy. was
united in marriage TO Lieutenant Frank 4.
Beatty United States navy. Rev. Or. Doug.
las oficiated, assisted by Rev j. X. Mason, OF
st. James church, Richmond. =.
The church was filed with the scent OF
llacs. which, with dogwood blossoms and
wild flowers. were used in great protuslon IN
the decoration of the chancel by number OF
young friends of the bride. The space re-
served for the family and relatives IN the front
pews was rallied off with a white ribbon.
A brilliant effect to the fashionable assem-
blage was added by the full uniform OF tho
ushers, who wore in addition 20 the usual
gold lace. their dress swords and chapeauX.
The officers who acted in this capacity were
Captain Winslow. United States navy; As
sistant Engineer b. g. Bryan, United States
navy, and Lieutenants Iappan, johnston
Rush and Fechteler. United States navy.
The wedding march from "LOhengrin' an
nounced the approach of the bride, who en-
tered the church leaning on her fathers arm,
and was preceded down the aisle by the
ushers and her attendant bridesmaids
Miss Eliza Peachy and Miss Edith Norris.
in gowns of white null. the round full
waists finished about the low necks with a
fall of lace.
bouquets Of Marechal Mel roses were car
ried.
Miss Virginia Peachy, as maid of honor
Immediately preceded her sister IN gown
of white null with Louis XIV jacket OF light
blue brocade.
The brides gown was an elegant one Of
cream white faille. with front drapery OF
Duchesse lace caught with pearl ornaments
The corsage was made with round neck
finished with fall of Duchesse lace and the
long sleeves were pulled high on the shout
ders. Pearl ornaments were worn. true
lovers knot liz pearls, enclrcled by two pearl
hearts. was the gift Of Miss Norris.
The tulle veil which fell to the edge OF the
court train. was fastened with diamond pin,
the gift of the groom. and the bouquet car
ried was of lilies of the valley
The groom. attended by his best man. Lieu
tenant Laird United States navy, met the
bride at the chancel step.
Among the guests at the church were: Miss
Letitia Tyler Semple Major Holmes Conrad
Hon. w II. L. and Mrs Lee. Senator and
Mrs. John w. Daniel Senator Barlow, Miss
Wise of Williamsburg, and Ex-Governor Holil-
day.
Some of those who were invited are: Right
Rev. and Mrs white, Of Richmond Right
Rev. Alfred Randolph, of Virginia Major
Miles Cary. General James Mcdonald Mrs.
James Mcdonald. Mrs. Richard Pegram, DR..
Hunter Mcclure Mrs. Hunter Mcclure and
General and Mrs. Joseph II. Anderson. Mr.. A.
G. Peachy. Williamsburg Mr.. L. G. Peachy
Williamsburg; Colonel Charles Marshall, Mrs.
Charles Marshall. General and Mrs. Bradley
4. johnson, Miss Cary, Mr.. and Mrs. Caskie
Cabell, Mrs. Eliza Dangertield, Mr.. Henry
Daingerfeld. Mrs. Henry Dangerfeld Mr.. Il.
j. Daingerheld, Mrs. X. J. DainReriield, Colo
mel and Mrs. J. w. Burk. AleKandra Cap
tain II. b. Pegram. Dr. andAlrs. j. K. Hub
ard, of Norfolk; Dr. and Mrs. K. A. Wise
Admiral Fairfax, Mrs. Fairfax, Mr. Robert
Barton. Mrs. Robert Barton. the Misses Con-
rad, Colonel and Mrs William Byrd, tho
Misses Byrd