Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
WEDDINGS OF A DAY.
ANOTHER BOND or UNION BETWEEN
WRGiNlAAND NORTH CAROLINA.
En Charles Conrad Married 20 Miss
Kaihtyn ksogh--Numerous other
Happy unions In virginia.


0RKENsBoRo'. N. c.. November l9.-The
marriage of Mr.. Charles Conrad, OF Dam
vile, TO Miss Kathryn Keogh, Of this
city, took place at the residence Of the
brides parents. on Ashboro' street. The
ceremony was performed by Rector A. II.
Stubbs. Of st. Bsrnabas church. The
bride wore travelling dress and never
looked handsomer. Mr.. o. W. Dudley, OF
Dsnyille. Va. acted rs best man. Ihere
were no bridesmaids.
ELABOEkTE DECORATIONS.
Tho decorations we're the most beautiful ever
feen IN THE city, being composed OF panks ~
sat roses-Marechai Noil and Jacquem !,lS.
feStOope Of evergreons bunR here ana thete.
After the ceremony the assembled guests were
shown into tho dining-room. where q most Sie-
CANT sappor awaited tbenL During the evening
he BciiezzA string band dlscoursed sweet music
TBK GUESTS.
The following ere the names Of some OF those
attending from q distance: Miss Lucille Cehfap'
Mrs. Gentry lhta sister, Mr.. q. q. Holland mr.
snd Mrs w, n Patton, Mr.. and Mrs G. II; hoi-
land, Mr.. o. w. Dudley. and SIR. Walter Holland
Of DanviIle, and Mr. Parker Conrad, OF Rich
rnond; Colonel Julian s. Carr. OF Durham; MT:
and Mrs. Brodie Duke, OF Durham; MT ana
Ms. George s. Bradshaw, OF ASHFORD Ms
King, OF Chicago, and Mrs. James, grandmother
OF the bride, from Albion, n. \.
wEDpTng TOUR.
The happy couple took the vestiOule train for
Now YORK, whore they viii spend couple OF
weeks, AFTER which they win visit relatives Oh the
groom In 81. Paul, Minn.
The bride viii be greatly missed by her many
friends In this city.
AIIen--SteTling.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CHARIoTIRsyILLE, Va. November 1e.--A very
Tetty home wedding took place ia THIS CITY yes,
Brday afternoon At haif-past oc 0ck--that oi
- Starting
win Allen, Of Cogington, Va. At tue hour haue s,
the bride and groom entered the pariot, Wncu
bad been tastefuly Decorated WIN apryh,
o magnificent bouquet Of bridal roses, Wnl W.,
was held during the ceremony by little MSS L s
Barksdale. The couple were precedea u m 49,
Juliette Ltchford, OF Lynchburg, ana mt. W. W.
Allen, relative u the groom, OF this place.
CEREMONY.
Arriving at the altar, which had been erected
FOR the purpose and tastefully entWlned Wild
flowers, the Rev. A. b. warwick performed
the ceremony In a most improssite lhh ,.
Duly the relatives and about thirty OF the lnine-
digte friends OF the couple were present. Inc
bride Il the eldest daughter OF MRS oaihe ";
Sterling and Is weli-knoWn and greatly admired
by a large circle Of friends. She rs the accom-
ptsh cd ganist and alto OF the Methodist cnurcn'
whore she viii be sadly missed. Inc groom IS
rising young lawyer, at present
Attorney Of Allegheny county. inc presents
we're numerous and costly. :, rr-.,,
Nh. n Cary Wills and Miss Matte NJ. Terrell
will be married at the residence OF the DTl1eb
parents, In this city, On the 10Th instant
A Double Marriage.
Especial telegram 20 tho Dispatch
SHAcKELFoBD's KING AND QUEEN COUNTY, VA,
November 19.-Tbe residence OF the late James
Rosns, near this place, was the scene OF double
wedding to-day. Mr.. r. T. Douglas, Of Lancaster
county, and Miss Blanch Koane and MIR; {. ..
NewcOinb, OF Lancaster, and Miss kmma hOahe
we're tho contracting parties The marriages
took place at 10 A. NJ. before "A few friends, after
which the happy couples left for Captain H. l.
Blandis ln Middlesox county, where they we're
rendered handsome reception.
Three Couples Made Happy
Especial telegram the Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, November 1g.--Throe marriages
took place here last night and six hearts were
made happy. Mr.. Louis Bailey, one OF the
younger members OF the legal professor heie'
ard Miss bessie SmOot wero united In marriage
Ia 81 Paul's church. The church had been made
O voritablc bower Of flowers and as the wedding
party moved up the aisle chryaanihemuns ana
other flowers were strewn IN the path by SIX IT.
tie girls. n ~
The ceremony was performed by tho Rev Dr.
Norton With all the forms Of the Episcopal
Church. After a reception the newly-married
couple Left GA q bridal tour
JOEEs-BRUEN.
For the FIRST time In thirty gears st. hary's
Catholic church was opened for wedding at
night. when Mr. Fremont Jones, OF Maine, and
Miss Mary Bruen, Of this city, were married by
Rev. Father Mccartney last night. The church
was filled by the friends OF the contracting par
ties, who we're warm Ia their congratulations.
sLAIR--DE MAlNE.
The home OF Mr. William Domaine was the
rcene OF pretty wedding last night when Mr..
George Slair, Of Oberly, Mo., aud Miss Grace De-
Malno we're married by the Rev. Mr. Corson, Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. South. Mr.. and
Mrs Stair vail make Missouri their home.