The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-14

Miss HELEN VI. Reid, OF Norfolk, 10 Mr.
william Marshall, Jr.

Miss Helen Mar Reid. Of Norfolk. and Mr..
William Marshall. Jr.. of this city. were mar
ned Thursday afternoon at the First PresDy-
terrain church in Norfolk. The event was
what might be called "carnation wedding.
and the altar was most tastefully decorated
with palms. smilax. and magnolia. large
crowd was present 10 witness the solemniLa-
ton Of the marriage rite. and az Az the
bridal party entered the chdrch.
Captain Cunningham Hall. Of Richmond,
entered first, followed by the four usheIs-
Colonel Jo Lane Stern and Mr. Vlfglnus
Hall. of Richmond. and Mr. William \. Port
lock and Mr.. X. +. Tebeault OF Norfolk. Al
wore full dress. with bouttonieres OF White
carnations and sinilax.
Following the ushers were two lovely little
lower-girls Miss Daisy Brown, OF Norfplk,
and Mis- May Dunn. of Sufolk-beaung 5as-
l-etS Of white carnations and smilax. ana al
tended in white silk mule trimmed IN Lace
and satin ribbon with white KID slippers.
Next came the bridesmaids and grooms-
men-Miss Florence Marshall. of Richmond,
sister Of the groom. IN gown OF white Emma
silk and white ostrich trimmings. pearl orna-
ments. with Mr. James /. Reid. brother OF
the bride: Miss Bette Haskell. Of Baltimore,
attired in white China silk and pearl orna-
ments, with Mr. Crawford +. Brooks. OF Forts
mouth: Miss Amelia BrOughton; IN w!ite
Peasants. Of Richmond. ,
Then followed the maid If honor Miss Mary
r. Reid. sister Of the bride. IN gown OF Whlta
China silk. with yellow ostrich trimming.
Each of the ladies carried bouquet OF
white carnations tied with white ribbon. eX-
ccpt the maid Of honor. whose bouquet
was tied with yellow ribbon. and she also
wore yellow mOsQuetaire gloves. IN keeping
with the trimming ol hcr dress. fach or the
others wore white mOsquetaire gloves. and al
wore dainty white slippers. The gentlemen
wore full dress suits. with Dnuttonlels oil
white carnations and smilax.
last came the Queenly bride deml- blonde
with stately carriage leaning upon the arm
of the handsome grOom-expectan She was
attired in a splendid white iaille gown. en-
train. trimmed in white ostrich feathers and
chiffon. and wore white undressed KID gloves
and white Kid slippers. She also wore a
bridal veil and a single, but massive. bride
rosebud in her hair. and carried bouquet OF
bride roses. He was in a full dress suit with
a white rosebud bOuttonicre
The party moved through the main aisle OF
the sacred edifce TO tine inspiring strains OF
Lohengrin's Wedding March, played by Pro
fessOr BOries They We're met AT the altar by
the venerable DR.. George ID. Armstrong, pas
tor of the church. who performed the cere-
monv very impressivcly. At us CONCLUSION
the party lcf, the church 10 the concluding
measures of Lohengrin and took carriages Tor
the home of the brides mother,
where q reception was held from
I.l5 10 c o'clock. The house was
decorated with palms and carnations. and
the tables at which the bridal dinner was
served were prettily decorated with carnations
and smilax. At els o'clock llr. and Nrs;
Marshall left on the Bay Line steamer andw
make q two weeks Northern tour. They Will
reside in Richmond. Tho presents received
were veEy elegant and i'm great variety, The
groom is "a member of the real estate firm Of
Manning c. Staples * Co., OF Richmond.