The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-30
MARRIED In THE SUNSHINE.
Several Couples Assume the Vows Of We'd
ded Life.
PRETTY CEREMONY At MOORE MEMORIAL
Mr.. Price and Miss Euker-Colonel Halves
and Miss Quarles-Dr. Desportes ana
Miss McLauchlan.


II there is any truth in the adage that
blessed is the bride that the sun shines on"
three brides can count themselves fortunate
to-day. for on yesterday the rays OF the great
er light made brilliant two ceremonies and re-
fected back enough lustre to add brightness
10 a third.
The latter occurred at Moore Memorial asst
evening at O'Clock and was as pretty al
event as ever took place in that sacred edi1ce'
Miss Annie Katherine Euker was the bride,
Mr.. Charles Harper Price. Jr., the groom
and Rev DIR. d. +. Sprigg pronounced the
words that made them one.
The ceremony was witnessed by large
concourse. made up OF irends, RELATIVES anu
acoua.ntances Of the couple. the church being
crowded to its utmost capacity: A..
IL was but few moments after wneh inc
| bridal party entered.
| They advanced 70 the chance TO the stately
notes of 'Mcndelssohn's Wedding March, the
/ ushers preceding the bride, VINO was ACCOM-
panied by her maid Of honor.
At the altar she was met 10y the grooP ana
his best man and the ceremony proceeded
with.
The bride wore beautiful gown OF white
| faille. trimmed with real lace, and INST OF
veil. though hight as air, seemed to weigh her
head as If IN mOdesty.
The maid Of honor, Mss Elnora Euker
(sister of the BRIDE, wore handsome crepe
dc chine, trimmed appropriately WIN ilouOHs
and lace.
Both carried large bouquets Of bridal roses,
and boutonniers OF the same rose were worn
After the services at the church, a reception
10 the bridal party and immediate family was
| i. . h.. Of ~ a.
dence being the beautiful country seat OF zap
tain Charles Euker near the new pump-house;
There. after "A collation. had been eaten ana
toasts drank TO the newly phghted pair the
couple said good-byes and left the city on the
Norfolk and Western ll:20 tran, going direct
10 Buena Vista. their future home.
Miss Euker. who Is the eldest daughter Oh
CAPTAIN Euker. Is a striklngly handsome
vounp lady and combines with her personal
charms a manner and accomplishments captl-
waiting and pleasing. She has large circle oil
friends. and if such be criterion the large
number of presents received snow III "ii"U
high esteem she Is held.
Air. Price is a popular and promising young
man of Buena Vista. He Is III the reai estate
business in that town, and Is the son ol MI
| G. H. Price, well-nown resident ot ADe-
marie. ~,
acted as best man. and the ushers were:
Messrs. George c. Powers. Carl Euker;
brother of the bride. Lieutenant Edward
Euker, cousin Of the bride; William ii. ShIrey,
W. J.. Waller. c. Ii. Jordan, the three latter
being from Buena Vista.
DR. j. II. Mapp. also from that town was
present ut the ceremony, as were Mr.. c. II.
/ Price. father Of the groom, and Messrs. >. D
| Wood and NJ. T. Maury. of Albemarle
The groom entertained his attendants with
/ a charming breakfast yesterday at kuttrs'
several of whom reached the city on the morn
! ing train.
Hawes-Quarles.
Seyenth-street Christian church was the
scene of an impressive, and pretty marriage
Yesterday morning at II o'clock.
Miss Lizzie X. Quarles plighted her roth to
| Colonel G.. Percy Halves III the presence or "A
| large gathering of relatives and friends ana
Rev. Jabez Hall performed the ceremony, as
sisted 10y Rev. DR.. Kerr and Rev. NJ u.
| Hoge.
The bride entered the edifice with her maid
| Of honor. Miss Mary T. Quarles, and was met
nj the pulpit by the groom and his best man,
Mr. Horace Halves Jr.
The bride was clad in an attractive travel
ing costume, which added 70 her usual hand
some appearance.
Colonel Halves is we'll known in Richmond
| and is very popular, especially IN military CIR
| cles lie is Northumberland OF the FIRST
! Virginia regiment of cavalry and Is brother
! of Mr. ). Ii. Halves.
left 10 spend their honeymoon IN the North,
and will. during their sojOurn. visit Mrs. Ter
hume Marion Harland). the groom's sister.
The presents received were costly and ele-
! cant, and included a very handsome one from
Miss Quarles' sunday-school class OF young
men.
Messrs. Edward d. Quarles. ID. b. Easter, of
Ashland: Charles Brown, James Valentine.
| f. NJ Workman and l.. I. Robinson, acted as
ushers.
A Quiet but very pretty morning marriage
occurred at 9 30 o'clock Yesterday at the resi-
dence of Mr. Thomas McLauchlan. the father
of the bride. No. Is north Thirtieth street,
at which time Miss Lille f. McLauchlan and
DR.. Ii. v Desportes plighted their troth.
Messrs A. F. Jahnke, Jr., and Lindsey Allan
were the attendants
After the ceremony the bride and groom
left Tor Seattle Wash. their future home.
Dr. Desportes is well and favorably known
in Richmond as a prominent young dentist,
and the bride is admired by a large circle of
friends. all of whom wish them happiness
and prosperity in their far Western home.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday 10
George 1ruehart and Emma Johnson col
oredj II V. Desportes and Lizzie +. Nc
Lauchlan, G.. Percy Halves and Lizzie r.
Quarles. Hlllory Richardson and Virginia
Smith (colored), George W Lowe and Willie
Throckmorton. William Barker and Lucy
Bright (colored), George Gibbs and Nit Gar
field (colored) Richard Jordan and Milly
WYATT, Anderson Branch and Henrietta Hirsh
(colored)
The following marriage licenses We're issued
in the clerks Office Of the Henrico County
Court Yesterday Charles IL. Price Jr.. real
estate agent OF Buena Vista and Miss Annie
| Euker, daughter OF Captain Charles Euker
of Marbury. near New Reservoir Park.
Another license was issued 10 Mr. Henry II.
Christian and Miss Annie L. Smith, daughter
OF DR.. Hugh Smith.