The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-29
EARLY AUTUMN MATING.
MANY HAPPY HEARTS UNITED.
Richmond wedding Bells Yesterday Pealed
Forth Their Joyous sounds-Thosc Who
Have Thus Piiehsed Their Troth.

Joyous wedding occurred yesterday
morning mt Newport News. in which the
bride was former favorite in Richmond
society. aud who is still lovingly remem-
bcrcd by host of friends.
Miss Lucy II. Williams was married
to Mr.. Henry Cecil Bash, formerly OF
Baltimore, but now connected with the
Merchants and Miners Transportation
Company at Newport News.
The happy event was celebrated AT 'he
residence Of Mrs. ID. 7. Williams, on
Twcnfy-sixth street, Revs. e. j. ,. Mayo
and Edwin r. Wexford officiating Inc
host man WAC Mr.. l.. G. Saunders, ana
Miss Annie Williams acted as the DriuGs
maid. The ushers were: Messrs. =. d.
Nelms. Thomas Bigger, Is. >. hOplhsVI'
Ralph Clay, V. Il. Barclay and H. w.
Blackiston. .,uor-
made gown Of dark blue, ana carrier Il
handsome bouquet of white rosebuds: She
was given away by her uncle. Judge
Martin Williams, of Bland Courthouse
The parlors were beautifully decorated IN
mink and white, even the candles ana
iamps casting their tinted lights from be-
meath lovely shades of softest pink.
AT ii O'Clock the bride and groom leit
on an extended wedding tour, embracing
New York, Boston and other Northern
cities. :.
The bride is particularly well known In
this city, and combines rare loVellness
of personal grace, with all the rlch en-
dowments of a cultivated mind, Whlie the
groom is happily possessed OF the attri-
butes Of perfect manhood.
All of their numberless friends combine
10 wish them all Of the happiness which
life can bring, untainted by single sor-
row.
Marshail-Stacy.
The Right Rev. II. Melville Jackson, as,
eistant bishop Of Alabama. was at his Ola
church. Grace. corner Main and fouShee
streets. Yesterday TO unite in marriage
Miss. Matte Stacy, Of this city, and NJ,
Richard A. Marshall, of Amelia, at lO;50
A. VI. The bride is the daughter OF MI
G.. 4. Stacy. and one of the most popular
ladies in the church. where she has been
foremost in all good works. The groom
resides mt Amelia Courthouse, the future
home of the couple. A breakfast was
served after the wedding ceremony was
over at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs:
Stacy. 416 west Main street, and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Marshall departed on the noon train
for trip to the North. Mrs Greener was
at the organ, and so il goes without say
Ing that the musical part of the service
was well rendered.
DANsKY-JOHNsON.
Miss Julia Little Johnson and Mr.: Her
bert Allen Dansey were married last
evening AT $3.50 o'clock at the East End
Baptist church. A large crowd witnessed
the ceremony. which was performed by
Rev. Joel Tucker. The bride is an at
tractive young lady. and the groom Is
a popular citizen of the East End.
sCHwALM-DUENKkL.
The Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran
church on Sixth near Clay street was
crowded last night at s o'clock with the
friends of Mr. G. G. Schwalm and Miss
Mary G. Duenkel, who were married by
the Rev. Christian j. Oehschlaeger.
The bride was becomingly dressed III
white, and carried handsome bouquet
of Marechal Neil roses. After the cere-
mony a reception was held ut the future
house of Mr.. and Mrs. Schwalm on the
Brook turnpike, Henrico county.