Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-10
TWO WEDDINGS IN JUNE.
Hon. james Hay Leads Miss Gordon TO
the AItar-FIuvnnna Marriage.

the Aitar-fluvnnnn Dharriage.
Hon. James Hay and Miss Frances b.
Gordon, daughter of Colonel w. w. Cor
don. were married last night at O'Clock, az the
residence OF the brides father, No 2O9 east
Franklin street.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael oficiated. The cere-
nony was only witnessed by the relatives and a
few intimate friends OF the bride aud groom:
short while after the wedding Mr.. and Mrs
Hay left for their future homo IN Madison
county.
The groom Il a well-known lawyer Of his sec
tion OF tho State n Commonwealth's attorney
OF his county, and has represented Madison In
the House OF Delegates two sessions. He IL one
OF the ablest men In the General Assembly, and
has s,rved on several important committees.
His b .de is wen known In Richmond society and
Is sn accomplished and amiable lady.
Mr.. Baber and Miss seay Married In Flu
wanna.
A wedding under very happy auspices
was celebrated at hah-past O'Clock yesterday
afternoon at Melville, In Fluyanna county.
The bride was Miss Irene +. Seay, daughter OF
Mr.. A. j. Seay, OF that place, and the groom was
Mr.. James A. Baber, well-knogn and popular
young man OF Richmond. who has been for sew
eral years connected with the establishment OF
George ID. Thaxton In the capacity Of travelling
representative.
The ceremony was performed at the residence
Of the brides parents and the prettily decorated
parlors we're filed with the friends and relatives
OF the contracting parties.
The bridesmaid was Miss Cora l. Greer, OF
Richmond, and Mr.. w. M. Joyner was the best
man. The ushers we're Mr.. p. j. seay, Of Mel
rose. and Messrs. Cabell Davis, Charles s. Powell,
Frank NJ. Caldwell George ID. Thaxton, Jr., ard
Allan @. Collins, OF Richmond.
The bridal party took the parior-car nt Mid
dletons Mills for Richmond. After reaching
here the newly-wedded couple took tho o'clock
train for Washington. They will visit many
northern cities, including New York, Philadel-
phia, and Niagara Falls.
WEDDING RECEPTION.
At the bridal reception, which was given at the
home OF the brides parents Monday evening, the
following ladies we're in ATTENDANCE:
Mrs. II. A. Stairs, Richmond, black lace.
Mrs. c. c. Rady, Richmond, black albatross,
diamond ornaments.
Mrs. A. +. Moon, Cartersville, sister Of the
bride, black Henrietta.
Mrs. A. L. Seay, Fluvanna, albatross
Mrs. A. j. Seay, mother OF the bride, gray
ladies' cloth.
Miss Irene r. seay bride-elect, beautiful gown
Of gray and old rose, diamond ornaments.
Cora l.. Greer, Richmond, white silk and dia-
monds.
Genie Noel, Fluvanna, cream null
Lola Noel, Fluyanna, red cashmere.
Virgie Allen, Richmond, black lace, diamond
ornaments.
Laura Meyer Richmond, cream albatross.
Bernice BuRg, HoWardsyille, dotted null.
The gentlemen present we're Measrs. j. A.
Baber, A. L. Seay, A. j. Seay, p. J. Seay, Cabell
Davis, Frank NJ. Caldwell, Charles $. Powell
George ID. ThaxtOn, Jr., Allen G. Collins, NJ. w.
Joyner, and Mr. Blankenshlp.
WILL MARRY TO-DAY.
Miss Blanche TOmpkins, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James II. Tompkins, will be married to Mr.,
c. w. Lucer, Of Baltimore, at o'clock this after.
noon, at the residence Of her parents, No. 3O4
west Main street.