The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-16
COURTSHIPS' ELIMINATION.
Several Couples Married in Richmond
Yesterday.
SOME FRUITS OF THE WINTER WOOING.
yIiss Haley, MFR. Moses-Miss Apperson, Mr..
Rowze-Miss Slaughter, Mr.. Bennett
Miss White, Mr.. Peasley.

Yesterday morning at $50 AIr. W. W.
Moses. Jr.. son of Mr.. W. W. Moses. superin-
tendent of the penitentiary, and Miss Fannie
T. Haley. daughter Of Mr.. II. b. Haley. Of the
First Auditors Office, were married at Park
Place Methodist church 10y the Rev. j. Wiley
Bledsoe
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses left the city for Pittsyl-
vania county. their future home.
The ushers were Messrs. \. G. Haley. &. W.
Moses. W. r. Reed. II. W. Barbee II. W.
Houchins. and II. w. Tupman.
Professor J. Emory Shaw played the organ.
Sycle-David.
4 telegram 10 THE TINES last evening from
Wilmington. y. G.. SAID.
Att o'clock this evening. IN the Temple
Of Jstael the wedding If Dlr. Ike Srcle ~
Richmond Va. to Mss Amy David, of VII
mington. was solemnized, Rev. DIR. = Men
deisOlu officiating.
MIS- Blanche David sister Of the bride,
was maid of honor and Miss Sarah Stem OF
Baltimore. Misses Nlrcam GreenWald anu
Flora IOyen-tein. Of Richmond. Misses
Louise KafZ and Lily Taylor, OF wilmington
were the bridesmaids.
Mr.. Seymour Sycle. of Richmond. oilici-
atod as best man. and the following We're ush-
er-. Messrs Mycr Sycle. of Richmond. Leon
Newman. of Baltimore. Jacob lass, II ihlla-
delphia: Edward David, Isaac Bear. Leopold
Simon. Robert Katz and Marcus ". Ja-
cobb of Wilmington.
"The bridal party and invited guests par
took of a dinner AT the orion House after "a
br aant reception i'm the parlor of the !. tel:
rhe bride and groom left on the midnight
train for points North
The parents of the groom, Nj and MIS-.
julius Sycle, Miss Eta Sycle. sister Of the
fff tf.f a NJ |l b. 81 I
bride Mrs. S. b. Kahnweiler and daughter
and Mr. Alexander Marcuse, all OF Rich
mOnd, were present"
Peasley-whitc.
Hardly vacant seat could be seen in tho
spacious Seyenth-street Christian church yes
tcrday afternoon at o'clock, and the elect
produced 10y the happy faces, bright cos
Tunes. stained-glass windows. soft Ashi-,
banks If p0tted plants and eyerGreens, and
the strains of low music was enchanting.
The occasion was the marriage ~ Alr. Ia
hrie b. Peasey 10 Miss Florence Virginia
White. .
The u-hers were Nessrs J. Carter White.
Wvthe White. Daniel BrodnaN, Hiram Gates.
Lawrence Fox. James A. Babcr, W. Is. trayser
and F.. VI. Newton.
Al Glj o'clock the bridal party entered
from the two main entrances. four of the
ushers going up one aisle and four up the
The bride and her maid of honor, Mss
Irene Thayt0n. entered together. and The
groom entered with his best man, Mr.. 4. IL.
Smith.
The bride and groom met at the altar and,
with the attendants, formed half circle.
An impressive cermony was performed by
the pastor. Rev. Jabez Hall.
Immediately after the ceremony the BRIDE
and groom left for an extended Northern
tour, during which they Will visit Niagara
New ork and many other points OF interest.
The bride l. the accomplished daughter OF
Mrs Virginia White and the groom Is travel
ing salesman for the house of George ID.
Thaxton a Co., of this city, and both have
a host of friends.
The bridal presents were unusually numcr-
Gus and some We're very costly.
Rowze-APperson.
At 1880 O'Clock Yesterday morning. az the
residence of the brides parents. 81 north
Eighth street. Miss Lucy Bacon Apperson,
daughter of one f our eldest and well-knoWn
citizens. was welded 90 Mr.. John Rowe Of
Baltimore. by the Rev Mr.. Williams.
ID was a quiet affair, only the relatives being
present
The bride was i'm q neat-ftting travelling
dress of pearl gray. and Wore Ia France roses.
They lett on the i2.l5 train for a trip North,
and will return to Baltimore for their future
home.
Bennett-Slaughter.
Nr. Alphonso W. Bennett and Miss Lucy 4.
Slaughter were married no the First Preshy-
terau church yesterday afternoon at 6.JO
o'clock. by the Rev DIR. Hatcher.
Mr. and Mrs Bennett LETT on the 40 train
on an extended trip North.
Jones-TOwlcs.
Mr. George b. Jones. formerly of Fred
erioksburg. now of Richmond. and Miss Molhe
H. 1owle,. also of this city. viii be married
this morning at the brides home, ~ south
Second street. 10y Rev. George Cooper, y. ID.
Mr. Charles Haase, Jr., and Mr.. David h.
Davies will be- the best men. After the cere-
mony the young couple will 60 TO Washing
ton aud visit the groom's mother, Mrs. Cora