Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
In HYMENEAL BONDS.
six RICHMOND COUPLES JOIN HEARTS
AND HANDS IN WeDLoCK.
Miss White to Mr. Psnscicy; Miss Haley 10
Mr.. Moses; Miss Hawkes. to Mr.. Good
uG-Other Marriages

One Of the prettiest weddings OF the
spring was that Of Mr.. Gabriel Il. Peaseley
and Miss Florence Virginia White at tue
soventh-street Christian church at 6.15 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon.
The church, tho altar Of which was tasteiuiiy
set with palms and iosers, was nIled with friends
Of the happy pair. In tho assemblage were
many ladies and gentlemen from Manchester,
where Mr. Peaseley Iivod for several years ana
has hosts OF friends. Tue great number OF hand
some sprine suits worn was a striking feature
The ceremony was performed BY heY. SeDeh
Hall, pastor OF the church, and the usners , Nyso
Messrs. A. II. Smith (best mnn): j. G. ana myans ls
White, brothers OF the bride; James q. bapsi'
Lawrence l. Fox, d. w. Frayser, r. n. Newman,
Hiram r. Gates. and ID. l. Brodnax.
PRETTY TABLEAux.
Contrary 90 the usual order the bridal party
entered the house In two sections, one passing
down the right and the other the left centre aisle.
The bride ana her maid Of honor, Miss lteno
Thaxton, walked down, tthe latter, preceded ~
Messrs. FOX, Brodnax, Newman, and .. w;
White, while the groom and best man passeu
through tho right-hAnd door following MesSth-
Baber, Fraysor, Gates, and W. white "a,
The ushers took positions 10 the night ana leIt
in front OF the altar leaving space IN the centre
for Mr.. Peaseley and Miss White, who comple,ed
the eemi-circie and faced the minister. Inc
tableau was quite elective.
a suit OF pearl Henrietta trimmed with whue
six passementerie. Miss 1haxton wore tan
osA NoRTHKHE TOUR.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Peaseley ielt
on an extended northern tour, which VIII IN,
clnde Washington, Philadelphia, New York, ana
perhaps Niagara. Nd
The groom, who is travelling salesman for tho
house OF George ID. Thaxton Co, with when
he has been connected foi a number OF years, ls
an estlmable young gentleman, and has many
friends.
The bride, who is quite popular and very pref
~. is a daughter Of the late Police-Iustice
White.
The number Of presents received was large
and many Of them very handsome.
NosEs-HALEY.
Quite n large audience assembled at PARK
Place Methodist church yesterday morning ~
s 80 o'clock 20 witness tho marriage OF DIR. w.
w. Moses, Jr., and Miss Fannie 4. Haley. Inc
ceremony was performed by Rev. j. Wiley Bled-
soc, pastor OF the church.
Tho bride IL the daughter Of Mr.. II. b. Haley,
OF the Auditors once. She was attired In q
beautiful travelling suit OF tan cloth and carried
a lovely bOuquet OF Marechal Neil roses.
The groom is n son Of Mr.. w. w. Moses, super
intendent Of the Virginia Penitentiary, and Is AZ
present a promising young farmer OF Pittsyi-
The ushers were Mesars. II. W. Houchlns, ".
T. Reed, II. w. Barbee, III. w. Tupman, q. NJ.
Moses, and A. Carlyslo Haley. There were
many handsome presents. Inc happy Iouns
couple left for their future home Immediately
after the ceremony. Professor j. Emory shaw
presided at the organ.
ROwZIE--APPERsoS.
Mr.. John r. Rowzle, OF Baltimore, and Miss
Lucy Bacon AppersOn were married yesterday
morning at IL O'Clock at the residence OF the
brides father, Mr.. James l.. Apperson, No. 03l
Rev. ri. +. Williams, pastor Of the Fourth
Street Baptist church, performed the ceremony.
The wedding was an exceedingly quiet one
and only relatives Of the bride and groom were
present. go
Messrs. James Lee AppersOn and James Allen
AppersOu acted as uahers. The bride was taste
fully attired In n travelling suit OF gray, with nat
20 match, and In her hand sheheld large punch
OF roses.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Rowze left
on the 1I:52 train for Baltimore, their future
home. Their trip will probably extend furtner
North.
Mr.. Rowzle Is a well-known and popular COM
mercial traveller OF the Monumental City, and
his bride is an accomplished lady, who has
largo circle OF friends.
GoODLIPF-HAwKEs.
The residence OF Mr.. Thomas T. Hawkes. on
Yenabe street was the scene last night OF very
outlet and pretty marriage. Mr.. w. ii. 0oodiih
and Miss Cattle A. Hawkes. were tho contracting
parties and Rev. DIR. X. ii. Pitt said the signtn-
cant words which made the two one The par
lors were crowded with friends OF the bride ana
groom, both OF whom are very popular
Messrs. Charles Page Thornton and Henry
Watson Cottrell acted as ushers. The brides
presents we're numerous and handsome.
After the ceremony the guests were taken 10
the house of Mr.. Goodlifi, on Tweniy-third street,
where the newly-united couple received their
friends.
Mr.. GoodIln is a poplar member Of the Grays.
MoRsE-HuL-
Mr.. John d. Morse and Miss Byrdie Lee Hill
we're married at the First Baptist church Tues
day morning at 10 O'clock.
The wedding was a very pretty one. There
were eight ushers and a ike number OF bride
maids with the maid OF honor Of course.
Rov. DIR. George Cooper performed the core
mony. After the wedding delightful breakfast
was given at the residence OF the bride, No. 3O6
west Grace street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morse will take an extended we'd
ding tour.
The groom Is prominent young gentleman Of
Athens, Ga, while the bride-a daughter Of
Colonel J. Booton Hills extremely popular and
very accomplished.
BEEHBTT-sLAUGHTER.
Mr.. A. W. Bennett and Miss Lucy Slaughter
were married yesterday afternoon at $50 at the
First Presbyterian church. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DIR. Hatcher.
The following gentlemen, in full dress. acted
as ushers: Messrs. c. l.. Batklns (best many, +.
c. Thornbury, L. w. Thomas, DR.. I. L. Hunt, w.
w. Bunger, and John +. Saville.
The bride was handsomely attired In a travel
ling suit OF camels-hair and looked quite stylish.
Professor n. Bowditch Clapp presided at the
organ and performed the following: Marche
from "FeramOrs," by Rubinstein; "Consecra-
tion Of Tones" by Spohr; "Vespor Bells" by
Splnney; "wedding March" Mendelssohn.
ON a northern trip, TO embrace Philadelphia, New
York and ROsfOn.