Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
MISS HARNISH WEEDS.
SHE BECOMES THE FAIR BRIDE OF
Mr.. OSCAR TRAYLOR.
\ Pretty Wedding In Manchester Followed
by Beautiful Reception-schooi
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iMr. oscsr 7. Traylor and Miss Fioy Harnish
were married At the Bainbridge-strcet Baptist
church last evening at $50 o'clock by the pastor,
Rev. l.. X. 1hornhlil.
The ceremony was Witnessed by one Of the
largest gatherings that ever assembled In the
church. Standinc-roOm could not be obtained
within tho spacious edince.
Long before the appointed hour people
thronged 20 the church. and at o'clock II was
completely crowded. which necessiiated the
turning away of hundreds.
Tho wedding was indeed one OF the most beau
tiiul that has ever taken place In this city. The
seven lady attendants we're attifcd In whito silk
costumes, with gloves and slippers 20 match,
ana carried ia their hands beautiful punches Of
sisics, while the Same flower wa. worn In their
hair.
Tho maid OF honor. Miss Trayor. sister Of tic
groom, carried In her hand bunch OF red car
nations. while her dress was similar 20 those Of
the bridesmaids.
now THEY ENTERED.
Tho bridal corieqe entered the church in n very
pretty and impressive manner. Tho lady At
tcndants walked down tho left aisle in this
order: Misses Lottie Baird aud Cora Mahone,
the latter Of Iynchburg; Ada lipe and Lucille
OBrcn. Miss Whiuock, Of Curl's Neck, and
Sadie llnrnish, fs' 'er Of the briGe Immediately
after whom followed the bride and her maid of
honor.
Tho gentlemen entered the opposite aisle
! follows: Mcssrs. John Tray.or and Harry Gala
gan, Marshall Iraylor and ). J. lyn n, llnwood
Wills and Arthur Evans, Charles ilarnish (oest
man and the groom.
The party marched up the aslcs TO beautiful
wedding march played by Mrs. A. G. Harding.
aud formed themselves into a crescent-shapod
figure around the altar, which was lighted by
two large piano lamps, aud in the middle Of the
figure stood the bride and groom. Tho party
left The churcn m reverse order.
After the marriage the couple and their at
teniants were driven 10 the beautiful country
home Of Sir. II. h. narnish, whore an elegant re-
cepiion was rendered IA honor OF the newly
welded ones.
THE RECEfTlON.
The yard aud the parlors Of Mr.. Harnisa's
residence were beautifully lighted With Japanes Sc
lanterns while the dining-:o0ms ana hhlls pre-
sented beautiful appearance with the abun-
dant floral decorations. About 10 o'clock an
elegant collation. was served, embracing most
elaborate mcpV.
Those present were.
Misses Lottie Baird, Cora Malone (of lynch
burg, Lucy O'Brien, Ada Llpe, Henrietta Whit
l0ch, sadie Harnisn, Cora 1raylOr, Miss RAIN
stetter. Julia kratA Emma ChGikley, Miss Tray
lor, Bertha WhitlOck, Anna Lynch, Louise Pfeiier
0i Lynchburg', Ellie k'ans, aud Ida Cosby:
Tue young gentlemen were Messrs. John Tray
lOr Harry Callsgan, Narshall Traylor. John
Lynch. Arthur tvans, Linwcod Wills, Charles
iia nish. W. T.. Acrce, Charles j. Jones, W. \.
Garland. W. Il. Lamb, G. Lamb, Robertson. ana
I &
The married people were: Mr. and Mrs.
Cousins, NJ. and Mrs. TraYor, Mr.. and Mrs.
kratz Mrs. u. L. Lips'ombe, Mr.. and Mr..
Reams. Mrs. Price, Sir. and Mrs. lnge lnse Miss
/ Harnsh, of lyncnburg', Mr.. and Mrs. Blyley.
Mrs. o brien, Mr.. ana Mrs. ". {. Rice. Mr.. and
Nr-. w. b. Lpscomb, and Mr. and Mrs W. L'
Moody.
Ihe pride and groom. after receiving the con-
cratulatons oi Their friends. took the l:bO train
Tor Lynchhurg. their future home. They We're
accompanied on their Journey by Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thomas iuse.
The groom is a son Of Mr. John II. Traylor, oi
Richmond. ana is well known in that city and
nancnos'cr lie is very popular young gem
tleman ana is The superintendent OF the Fool
Ele ,iric-Nors- 0t Lynchpurr.
The pride. who b. "a daughter 0f Mr.. and Mrs.
n. r.. Harnish. OF Chesterfield, possesses many
raro personal charms, while her i0vaDle manner
has won for her host OF friends. she was be
c1mnsy attircd iu a White Gl,ra-silk costume,
with gloves and SLIPPERS % match. She carried
il her hand beautiful bouquet OF harechal
Neil rOees. while her veil was caught with "hte
cauauo s. Ihe couple were the recipients OF
many beautiful and costly presents.
CITY SCHOOL BOARD.
regular meeting of The Manchester School
Board wns held n The Council chamber last eve
ning. with Mr. o Brien in the chair. The other
uemoers present were Mcssrs. lily. Carr Green,
Pool. Dlkc. Me.siger. and superintendent Pul-
William Burfo1t .colored) complained Of James
Blar1weu the principal OF the coiorei schools,
whipping his child.
A number OF bills were ordered 20 be paid.
Chairman O'Bricn, superintendent Puliam,
end Principals 4. n. Fitzgerald and James
Blackwell were appointed committee 10 pur-
chase tie tour medals for those who took the
pfi1es ln map-iraWing In the two schools.
Superintendent Pulliam offered resolution,
witch Wa adopted. providing Tor the closing OF
ne schools each year ty public commencement
ok .rcises
Mr. BuKe was appointed committeeman 20
nm the vacancy OccasOued by the resignation ot
Rev. Decatur Edwards IN tho committee de-
tailed some time ago 10 wait upon tho council in
fe.atd ~ building another white schOol-housc ID
Manchester.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. George Robertson, Of Chesterfield, was in
the city yesterday.
MIS- Katie Ford, Of Graham, Va, is visiting
relatives In Manchester.
TIE crop Of straw berries in Chesterfield will be
very l1rg" tAis season.
Orirrr M0los sh0t and killed q dog yesterday
that Wis supposed ~ be- mad.
IA. tno-torGell Circuit (Ourt-Judge Il. \.
Hancock prrsidinc-was m session yesterday.
The court VIII probably iOurn for the term to-
l4y.
A colorcl woman was arrest 3 az Chesterheii
Courthouse Monday upon suspicion OF having
be.u implicated in a case OF inianiiclde which
tAe authorities are uOw investigating