The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
Mr.. BEASLEY-- MISS ALLEN.
HYMeN's TORCH BURNING IN THE
COCkADE CITY.

Rev. j. Il. Edwards Condition-Ths Con-
ventIon Of Catholic knights In Peters,
burc-Danvilie and North Dapville's
Fus. settIed-An over the state.
PETERSBURG. Va. Feb. Especial -
Tabb-street Presbyterian church was the
scene this afternoon OF IA brilliant assem-
biagc, the occasion being the marriage OF
Mr. Edwin Hill Beasey and Miss Virginia
Prince Allen. Everything was done on IA
scale Of elegance and good taste. The church
was beautifully decorated with flowers
ferns, and growing plants, made more at
tractiye by the soft lights OF many-colored
lamps. Long before the hour for the
ceremony Petersbur2's society, OF rather
those who were favored with cards, began TO
arrive in force, and punctual to the hour.
O'Clock, the bridal party arrived, advancing
10 the aisle 10 the strains Of beautiful
wedding march which was sung, that being
a new feature in Petersburg. The bride
was preceded to the marriage altar by the
| following young gentlemen, who acted as
ushers: Alley Friend, Harry Stratt0n, Henry
/ l.. Pummer, Jr., Prince Watson.
! Miss Mary Beasiey, a sister Of the groom.
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\ in long white silk, beautifully trimmed IN
mCussehne de sole, du hess lace aud o.
trich tips. Seldom has our community seen
a lOlelCr or more stately bride, who was
met at the altar by the bridegroom. Rev.
j. W. ROsebrO. in his fOrcible and impress
| siye style, sOou made the couple man and
wife. The ceremony at the church over.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Beasley left on an EXTENDED
bridal tour North. The wedding
presents were numerous and costly
They included royal worcester
The groom is a b0okkeeper at the National
, Bank IN This city, ana the bride Is
dAu hter Of Mr.. a. 4. Allen, prominent
hat merchant Of this city. aud great favor
lie i'm society circles. Among those wh'
I were in attendance upon the marriage
were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. \. Allen, of Rich
m0nd.
o A quiet but pretty wedding took place a
T. the residence of The brides parents on liall
-, fax street in this city, this morning at hall
" uast 9 O'Clock The contracting partle
we're Mr. Kader j. Nulder. formerly o
North Carolina. and Miss Bette Liliial
.. Glazier. daughter ~ Mr.. Theodore Glazler
The marriage ceremony was periorme
by Rev. Il. T.. Wilson, pastor OF the Nesle
D, VI. l.. church i'm the presence OF large ~
=. semblage of invited friends. The newt!
IL made couple left on the south. bound trai
+" ON an extended bridal tour
n Mrs. Robert Pannell, Of LynchbuTg, VIII
n. is here on visit 20 the family Of Captai
90. Thomas Panneil. on High street, met wit
very serious accident yesterday Afternoon
iI she was coming down the stairway OF Cal
tatn Pauuclfs residence WI en- she sllppc
he and fell, ler fl0t being caught under he
Her Injuries are such that 10 Is thought the
'O will c0ntine her to the house for month
- more.
he Mr.R.F +. Ruhin, who for some time pa
o has been freight agent Of the Norfolk az
Western Railroad Company in this cit
At has been transferred To- City Point 10 su
be coed Nj. II. y. Hawkins, who goes to ~
M folk.
-, The REGULAR quarterly meeting Of u
~ Board Of Directors OF The Central Lunat
Id Asylum was held at the asylum to-da
Us The following members Of the Board W.
al m attendance: Robert Gillian. of Peter
burg. president; Captain j. II. Boglrt
is southampton county; julius Strauss,
Is. Richmond Colonel +. b. Jehress
IIv South Boston; DR.. j. j. Mason,
to Louiom county; Il. Is. COOK
' Norfolk; G.. !. Nuckols, Of ioun
'm county: judge j. Thompson Brow
ch of Nelson county. All tine members Of q
IL. Bonrd were present except Mr.. VI Oldhai
~ OF AccOmac county. lhn usual routine bu'
10y ness wa. disposed of. The Building Con
for mittce was requested 10 urge the contract
an 10 have the addition 10 The asylum comp et
in the shortest possible time. The pre-
'c dent of the Board was instructed 10 mai
lily he best arrangements pOssIb e. for telepho
il communication from Petersburg To O
DID,, asylum
- Tncrcgultr biennial convention OF the Cat
Up Ollie knights of America met mere to- Jay, a'
es- after transactiug the ordinary routine al
,le other important business. elected the iollo
ing officers for the ensuing term: RI. r.
'ou A. Van de Nyyer Of Richmond. sp
e- imal director; j. q. Carroll. Of Noriol
president. j. II. Dnneen, OF Mcnmon
1ce-prosidont; j. NJ. Burke, Of Pettr-bul
cly @ecrt ary; A. l.. Masurier, Of Rchmon
i,e Treasurer j. {. Carroll was elected de
gate 10 the supreme Council which NEE
lie in Philadelphia in May next and j. ii. d
The ncen. alternate. The next session OF
ma Convention Will De held in Richmond.