Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-03
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iooerNS ,adeaco Of TIE Richmond Dispssch.i
psrxmnuso, Va, August A. Washington
&tsoet Methodist Episcopal church was
beautifully decorated this afternoon with
4ofe1 adornments. the occasion being the
marriage Of Professor Aretss Mitchell
HuGhiett. Of Bedford City, and Miss Ksthe-
fins Il Bradbury. Of Petersburg. Pro-
lessor Hughjett is one of the most accom-
plishcd sonng educators IN the State. and
- the associate principal OF the Bedford
City Ac&demy, The bride is the daughter
Of Mr.. John w. Bradbury. one Of the lead
ing merchants Of this city. and Is young
ccQuaintanees for her beauty OF character
and for her unselfsh devotion TO the poor
and needy. as well "a for he's fascination of
manner.
rHR ArrESDAxrs.
The ceremony was improssivelv per-
formed by Rev. A. q. Bledsoe, ID. d., the
pastor OF the church. The eroom's best
man was Professor u. sumter smith,: OF
the kandoiiph-Maoon Academy The
q. z. deter, of Bedford City. and Messrs.
). Q. Robinson, X. W. DeHaven. Claiborne
A. Pope, r. Edward Wilkinson, and Kew.
Porter Hardy, all of this city. The brides
maid Of honor was Miss Elizabeth W.
Bradbury. her sister. ard the bridesmaids
were Miss Virginia r. Sledd, of Richmond.
and Misses Willie Leigh. Ethel Hall. Lizzie
u. Patterson, Katherine Beivin Steel, and
Kate w. Spicer, of this city.
The bride was attIred in gown OF white
crepe de chine, with trimmings OF pearl
and chiffon en- trosae. She also wore tho
conventional bridal veil and orange bios
sons The floral decorations were exqui- |
site.
BRIDAL TOUR
When the ceremony was concluded Mr.,
and Mrs. Huehlett received the congratu-
lations Of host Of friends. At o'clock |
they took the north bound tram for an ex-
tended bridal tour which will. among /
other points, embrace Niagara faiis;
Ohautauqus, and Cleveland. They will
make their home upon their return NJ
Bedford City.
The bride received many handsome and
useful bridal presents, aud sne also mas
the pleasant assurance that IN entering
upon her new relation she carries with her
the best wishes of many attached friends.
VARIOUS NOTES.
Hon. Charles II. Collier and wife will
leave tomorrow for the Buffalo Lithia
Springs to spend several weeks
The Virginia Republican headquarters
seem TO nave been established for this
years campaign in Washington city.
Since General Mahone's direction OF affairs
Petersburg has always heretofore been
bonored as tie seat OF " headquarters"
The new baseball park having been
completed arrangements are now being
made TO induce clubs from a distance TO
visit and play in our city.
Messrs. John L. Parham. John w. Haw-
thorn, w. Il. Poole, and j. +. Winston,
left last evening for Denver to attend the
Grand Triennial Conclaye OF Knights
Templar of the United States.
Thus far in the cotton year, which ends
with this month, the receipts show 10000
bales. or an excess OF 400 bales over the
same period for last year.
Our city was visited last night by one
of the liveliest electrical storms of the
season. Several persons We're slightly
shocked. but no one was seriously hurt.