Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-30
.CAPTIVES OF CUPID.
TWO PRETTY WEDDINGS IN THE
MORNING AND ONE AT NIGHT.
Colonel q. p. Rawes and Miss onaries DIR.
III. w. Desportes and Miss MoLaachian;
s1r. c. II. Price and Miss Euker.

Before communion table adorned with
numerous lighted candles. in the presence
of vast assemblage OF relatives ana
Intimate friends, ard auiidst lovely palms,
ferns, and flowers, Miss Annie Euker was married
in Moore-Nemorisl church sstnight at 3 O'Clock
20 Mr.. C. II. Price. Jr., OF Buena Vista
As the bridal party entered the church, the
organist rendered Mendelssonn's glorious wed-
ding march, and the scene, made moro sftrae-
tive by the handsome bride and her protty az
tendaHt, was q lovely one.
ed IN a magnificent gown Of ivory white satln ~
train, with founce Of duchessc lace and tuiie
veil. She carried In her hand onncn ~ niss r1 "
the valley. Her maid OF honor was MISS hAea~
nora Euker sister Of the bride, who looked very
handsome in an empire robe OF pink, and car
ried n bouquet Of La France roses.
The groom, accompanied by his best man,
MIR. George X. NcGlIyray, entered the ehur'h
from the yestry-room and met hts bride at 1Ae
altar.
The ushers werc Messrs. George C. Powers,
Carl II. Euker Ia brother OF tho bridel, and h y.
Euker, Of this city, end hessrs. Charles ". Jor.
dan, William l.. Waller, and W. H. shaey, oi
Buena Vista.
Rev. DR.. W. F. sprigg, the rector, oriciated.
and with beautiful solemniiy united the hsppy
couple.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Prtce ana
many OF thelr friends we're entertained az Mar
bury, the delightful homo OF the brides father'
near the New reservoir. They received numer-
ous presents, including silyerware, pictures, or
naments Of bronze, Royal Worcester, ana terra
Gotta wares. =.
The bride and groom left on the 11:2o 7. M
train rta the Norfolk ami Western railroad for
trip through the mountains OF virginia. Ihey
win reside In Buena Vista.
The brido Is the accomplished daughter OF
Captain Charles Euker, Of the stuart Inns horss
business-mano Of Buena Vista.
Hawes-Quarles
Colonel G.. Percy Hawes and Miss Lizzie
r. Quarles were married yesterday morning IN
the presence Of large gathering Of friends NJ
| Seventh-Street Chrlstian church. Among thoss
who attended the wedding were several promi--
nent officers Of the First virginia rogiment OF
cavalry and other military men, ,,.,.
| The ceremony was performed by the Drues y
| pastor, Rev. Jabez Hall, assisted by Rev. Dr.
Kerr, pastor Of the groom, and Rev. DR.. Hoge.
| Tho bride entered with her maid OF honor,
| Miss Mary f. Quarles. and was mot at the pulpit
| platform by the groom and his best man, Mr.
| Horace HaWes, Jr., who cnno in through the
| door on the side OF the pulpit.
| The ushers were Nessrs. Edward ID. Quartee,
/ d. Is. Easter ol Ashland Charles Brown, James
| Valentine, I. VI. Wortham, and MIR. Robertson.
| The ceremony was very pretty ana impressive,
| and the bride, attired I'm becoming travelling
| suit, looked exceedingly handsome.
Colonel aud Mrs. Hawes len On the 1892 train
for an extended northern tour which will include
| q visit to bio sister, Mrs. Terhuno (Marion Har-
| Iand), in Now York. Before leaving they drove
| 90 the residence OF Mr.. W. Il. Quarlcs, who has
| been sick for several weeks and was not able u
attend the ceremony, 10 receive his congratuia'
tions and good-by.
| largo number OF elegant and useful presents
| were received by tho bride. Among these WAS
| very handsome one from her Sunday-schoo
class OF young men.
| The groom, who Is Northumberland OF th'
| First Virginia regiment OF cavalry, Is very wei
| known and popular in military circles. Tie ~
| brother OF Mr.. \. ". Haves. Tho bride IL
daughter OF tho late Thomas Delaware Qlarles
and is an accomplished and popular lady.
Desportes-McLauchlan
A very pretty morning wedding occurred
at 800 a. NJ. yesterday at the residence OF TN
brides father, No. Is north Thirtieth street
when DIR. II. Yalmont Desportes and Miss LINZ
i. McLauchan were united In the sacred bond
Of matrimony. .
The parlors we're handsomely decorated VIII
evergreens and ferns, and large numbero
friends witnessed tho ceTemony, which was per
formed by Rev. IL W. Burton.
The bride was tastofully attired In robe o
| dahlia cloth with hat 20 match.
| A handsome pair Of diamond earrings, tho q.
OF tho groom, and many other useful presents az
tested the esteem OF many friends for tho Bird
and groom. ~ :,
DIR. and Mrs. Desportes left on the 1920 A. N
| train for their future homo in Seattle, Masf
The bride Ia an atttactive and popular youu
ledy, and the groom was formerly weli-knoW
dentist Of this city.