Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
THE BRIDES0F A DAY
FIVE PRETTY WEDDINGS IN THE
COckApe CITY YESTERDAY.
Among Them q saivation-Army Mar
riago-The Mesdes-Foreman Noptials
in portsmouth--Brid Trips.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i tne il'ntupnn tlhDttVh'l
PrrERsBuRo. VA. April 26.-This bright,
beautiful day was signalizcd by Ave mar
riages in this city, and II there be
truth in the adage Blessed rs the bride
that the sun shines on" the marriages VIII
be happy ones.
AT noon. at the residence OF the brides
parents, Mr.. Victor G. Nunnally, popular
young merchant, was married TO Miss
Annie Rives. the charming daughter OF
Mr.. James A. Blick. Rev. j. II. TilleTy Off
ciating. The bride was becomlnglv at
tired In a Niie.green crepe de reti, ca ran,
trimmed with olive velvet and levels,
with hat TO match. After receiving the
cordial congratulations OF the assembled
friends the couple left on the las 4. ii.
tram for the West on their bridal tour.
MORRISON -BknNEB.
At l:30P. NJ, at the residence OF the
brides parents. on west High street, rev.
II. G. Cheatham of ciating, Mr. G.. STANLEY
Morrison was married to Miss Saline W.
Barner, daughter of Mr.. Joseph W. Barnef.
The wedding was q quiet one. oniy Tue
immediate families OF the couple oeih5
present. The BRIDE Is very pretty anu
accomplished Young lady, and ENJOYS inc
acquaintance OF large circle OF warm
friends. The groom Is one OF we ih3st
popular Young men IN the CITY, anu mas Iu I
years held the position OF private secretary
OF the 5. W. Neneble Tobacco Company
rRIsBY-rEScH.
At s O'Clock Z. NJ, at the residence OF
the bride, on Bank street, Captain James
Tr!sby. of North Carolina, and Miss josie
Iouch, daughter of Mr. Joseph /. lehcn'
were united in marriage by Rev: ii: -.
Cheatbam. A reception followed. ihe
couple will remain here until lhursoay'
when they will leave for their home IN the
Old North State.
HALI.EIUJAH MARRIAGE.
The SaIvation-Army Hall, on Hinton
street, was filed tonight TO witness what
was termed A HalleluIah Marriage,
The contracting parties were 0lr. ". IA:
Moss, of Wilmington, Del. meinoer Oh
the Salvation Army, and Mss Betty Moore,
of Petersburg. The interesting ceremony
was performed by Mrs. Major tTench ana
Ensign Heron. of Baltimore, assisted by
Rev. II. c. Cheatham. of the Msrket-Street
Methodist Episcopal church. The charge
OF an admission fee of ten cents per head'
10 pay the interest on the mortgage on
the hall. did not allay interest IN the
event.
GILLIAM-JoHSsoS.
At o'clock L. ~. at the residence OF
the bride. on Market street, by the Rev.
W. w. Lear, Mr.. j. J.. Gillian, promi-
nent farmer of Sussex county, was mar
ned 10 Miss L. T. Johnson. The waters
were Mr. G. w. Jones and Miss Fannie
Dyson and Mr.. George L. Partridge OF
Sussex. and Miss Ida Browder The cou-
pie left for home on the fast mail.
Por,smouth's Beautiful Wedding.
fCorrespondonceo' the Richmond Dispatch.]
NORFOLK, Va. April 26.-This morning
Trinity Protestant Episcopal church, IN
Portsmouth, was the scene OF beautiful
early-mOrning wedding, the church being
handsomely decorated for the occasion.
The marriage was that of Miss Caroline
Foreman, the popular leader OF Trinity
choir. daughter of Captain John Foreman,
and Mr.. Basil Lehman Meades, OF Ports
mouth. The BRIDE was attired IN green
travelling suit and the groom IN OlacK
cutAway and lavender trousers. 1mmedl-
stely after the ceremony, which was per
formed by Rev. II. W. Forsyth, the couple
LETT by the early New York. Philadelphia
and Norfolk steamer for bridal trip 10
New York aud other northern cities.
A Marriage and Coming Marriages.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WEST PoINT. Va, April 26.-Mr j: Il.
Scott was married this evening at o'clocA
al the Methodist church to Miss ANNE VI.
Collins. Alr. Scout Il SuCC'eSAuA NpuhE
business man OF this town and Miss Col
ms is one of our bellies.
Miss Fanny Bell and Rev. Mr. Billiard
will be married on Thursday at the home
Of the brides father, in King William
county.
Mir. f. +. Moody and Mrs. Nora Moore
will be married tomorrow night IN the
Baptist church.
Welded in Washington.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch1
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, April 2G.--Quitea
ripple of excitement was occasiOned among
the Young people yesterday when 1t was
learned that Mr.. A. V. Conway. a popular
younp merchant of Charlottesville, OF the
firm of Huyett u Conway, and Miss Fannie
Eubank, daughter of the Rev. Mr.. Eubank,
of Bedford county. formerly Of tins place,
had gone to Washington for the purpose
of being made one III name as they were
already in affection. They were married
Yesterday and telegram from the young
groom states that he and his bride Will ar
rive here tomorrow. Miss Eubank was "a
teacher IN the Albemarle Female Institute,
and is a beautiful and accomplished young
lady. Their friends wish them much hap