Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-10
Welded LAST EVENING.
Miss Gardner becomes the Bride of MIR.
Redd-Other Marriages.

hedG-OLntF mNIEiAkths
Mr. r. Crawford Redd and Miss Bessie
Gardner were married at the Second Pres
b,tcuan church at o'clock yesterday eve
Lus.
l1actly at the appointed hour the beGu-
t.ul strains Of Mendelsshohn's wedding
march nuated through the sacred edltce
and the bride and groom, preceded by SIX
u-h,rs, marched slowly up the left aisle;
When they were properly formed around
tla altar DR.. HOge and Rev. j. CALVIN
Stewart entered from the vestry-rOom and
avery pretty marriage service was ceie-
lra,yl by the latter. TIE ceremony was
short, nut pretty and effective. IL was WIT
Ir5,-i by large Assem- by of friends, the
entire front row beng occupied by near
relatives of the parties participant.
Sac bride, who Is tall ana beautiful
brunette with superb figure, has long
been very popular and much admired N
t.- CITY. She is the daughter of Mr.. w.
Nelson Gardner, who resides at No. l2l5
west Man street. She was attued III a
Yer, handsome white silk costume, tulle
veil, and carried a large bouquet OF brides
T.-rs.
Mr. Redd is the junior partner of the
V-u-knOwu firm o. James 1. kedu Son,
tlr,cyOrs. lie and bis bride lett last eve
LH- on a bridal trip TO several OF the
Ll.tLeru cities.
The uslers We're: Messrs. Thomas h.
Gardner best mani, James L. Redd, Jr.,
J. T. Eufiu, ". +. Redd, j. l.. -Four
q.ft4u, and +. J.. Bedd.
ARNALI.-BONIyITA
There was a very pretty wedding at No.
.u5 NeuaUis street, the residence OF Mr..
J NJ BlUivita, az o'clock last evening.
The cJutractiug parties were Mr.. \. Is.
ANAL, d popular engineer on the Rich
uHld, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
I.aI. and Miss Basslo BOnlylta, daughter
., ]. ~ BOmylta, Esq. Quite select 1T
te company were present, ana the cere-
L.ly was performed. by Key, pr. Z;
e. Peterson, of Trinity Methodist
church. The biide was attired IN a
sl. Of tan cameis-hair and green plush
a.I wore beautiful diamond ornaments-a
present from her sister. Miss Alma The
presents we're numerous and handsome,
t'.i of the groom being q beautiful gold
ua'cH Air. W. A. BOnavita and Mr. Vii
lr COX were the ushers and Mr. Anderson,
a., trrdeuCksbur9, was the best Inau.
llr happy couple left on the 7:O5 L. NJ.
Lrnmuna, Fredericksburg and Potomac
tr.u for an extended northern tour Mr..
t4,oguI the COnfeCtiOuer Of Roanoke, sent
handsome thirty-pOuud bridal cake as q
PRESENT 20 the bride.
TBONAs-sTOCRHARr
Mr. John Z. Thomas. Of Raleigh, n. c.,
one OF the best known druggists of the
Iaf-lleoi State. led 10 the altar OF Hymen
yesterday evening Miss Annie q. Stock
L-u. Young lady well acquainted ~ Rich
uuul society. Rev. Dr. Newton, Of the
Monumental church, performed the cere-
uuuy at the residence OF tine brides aunt.
Nls \. A. Gregory, ON west Main street.
TIE wedding was very quiet one, though
tHumbcr Of intimate friends were present.
hlr. and Mrs. Thomas lett on the evening
I-.n for bridal trip North.
MAsON-HlCas.
The wedding of Miss Leila Lindsay
h.eko and Mr John A. Mason. Jr., which
occurred on tuesday afternoon at the resi-
osnce OF the bnde, No. 900 west Marshall
street. was very pretty affair. The cere-
nony was performed by Rev. DR.. Dashlell
iu SIMPLE yet Impressive service, after
which Mr. aud Mrs. Mason left on tho
ok River train for the North, whore they
vii spend a few weeks. The groom is
non Matthews county aud Is prominent
ini popular IN that section.