The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-15
MANY MARRIAGE vows.
sor1S TrrH BUTSfNGEETH rho UGHTs;
HEARTs That BEAT As ONE.
,..cdding Bells Rnng Right Merrily DER
Richmond Yesterday and Proclaimed
Many Happy Unions.

afternoon at o'clock. Miss Hattie Hess
herg. a striklngly handsome brunette. and
o. young lady Of rare accomplishments.
WAS the bride. Mr.. Samuel H.. Fink. OF
\ev York. the groom and with the beau
tnl marriage ceremony peculiar to the
1lebrcw faith. Rev. DIR. r. n. Calisch
tied the nuptual knot that made them
husband and wife.
The wedding was a quiet one, and only
The near relatives OF both bride and groom
were present.
the pariors were profusely decorated
with palms and flowers. and above the
bride and groom as they pighted their
tr1ths swung a beautiful horseshoe Of
roses and lilios-of-the-valley. The man
tels OF both parlors were banked with
fhc loveliest OF buds and at each corner
az the spacious rooms graceful palms
wore 10 be seen. Hi Brothers were the
foral artists. and did their work in an
excellent manner In the hall they
created n pretty bower Of palms, behind
which Thilows orchestra rendered APP
Yropriate music.
After the ceremony a collation., COM
r'ote IN all OF it's details. was served In
,he dining rooms, and the tables were
rrettily decorated with fairy lamps, flow
ers and candclabra.
Mr.. Simon Fink, of New York was best
man.
The brides costume was beautiful
creation Of crystal silk, embroidered with
duchesse and point lace. She wore
diamond necklace. the gift OF the groom.
The groom is a diamond importer OF
New York. and is OF the firm Of Fink.
Bodenheimer & Co. He has many friends
IN Richmond, who wish him every hap
piness.
Among those present were: Mrs. !.
Fink mother of the groom; Mrs. A.
Werthheimer and Mrs e. Block sisters
Of the groom: Mr.. T. Block, Mr.. Jacob
Marx. Mr.. Julius Marx Mr.. Zach. OPP
penheimer. Mr.. J. FOrzheim, Mr. Max
Frank. Mr.. H. BOdenheimer and wife, all
Of New York Mr.. and Mrs. s. =. Frank,
Albany: Mr.. and Mrs II. Sternfeld, Phila-
delphia: Mr.. Henry Hess, Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. b. Samuels. Mr. and Mrs.
A. Gunst, Mr.. j. J. Wright, Mrs l.. Lich-
tenstein, Mr.. and Mrs. /. Lichtenstein,
Miss Rosa Lichtenstein. Miss Rosa Marks,
Miss Fannie Hessberg. Miss Minnie Hess
Narg Miss Ray Hessberg, sisters of the
bride and Messrs. Felix Hessberg and
William Hessberg brothers of the bride.
kilograms of congratulations were re-
ceiyed from all parts Of the Union.
The presents were very numerous and
beautiful.
The newly plighted pair at 7:O5 o'clock
cities.
Tupman---IIudgns.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon a very
pretty wedding took place at the little
Church of the Covenant, on Harrison
street. near Park avenue. Miss Hattie d.
Hudgins and Mr.. II. White Tupman were
the bride and groom, and Rev. j. Calvin
Stewart, the pastor, performed the cere-
mony. assisted by DR.. w. p. Young. Of
park-Place Methodist church Mr.. r. c.
Tupman a brother of the groom, acted
as best man. and Mr.. r. T.. Harlow
acted as Organist.
The ushers were: Messrs z. r. Chester
man. r. W. Gardner. II. l.. Denoon, J.
Pollard Reeves, of Norfolk, and A. T..
Faulkner.
The bride. a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
T. NJ Hudgins. is an attractive young
lady with many graces OF mind and
heart She was becOmingly attired In
travelling suit of sage green bengaline,
trimmed with golden brown velvet, leather
fringe and buckles. iridescent silk 'front.'
with old lace. She carried pink roses.
The groom Is held in high esteem by
large circle Of friends. He is a COM
positor Of the Richmond Dispatch
Among the many handsome presents
received was beautiful silver fruit
stand a gift Of the choir Oh centenary
church, Norfolk.
4 reception was rendered the ushers
and intimate friends Of the couple Tuesday
evening at the residence Of the BRIDE
No I'll west Main street.
Dyson-DysOn.
Miss Kate Dyson, niece Of Mr.. John K.
BEDFORD. and a young lady of many ac-
compnshments, was yesterday afternoon
married to Mr.. Thomas Dyson, or New
port News Rev. Dr. r. N. Sledd, of Cen
tenary Methodist church, performing the
ceremony.
The bride was attired in green crepon
trimmed with illuminated silk, and car
RED American Beauties.
The best man was Mr.. George Davis, Of
Newport News.
The groom is in the hotel business at
Newport News. and is a popular citizen
Of that growing town.
After the ceremony the newly-pighted
pair left for an extended tour Of North
ern cities.
Chapin-Phelps.
quiet wedding was that Of Mr..
Charles II. Chaplin and Miss Mamie B.
Phelps which occurred yesterday at
]. NJ.
only the relatives and close friends
Of the couple were present at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. l.. +. De Nordendorf, the
sister Of the bride. No. north Fourth
street.
The Rev. ]. H. Newbnl. of West Point.
was the OlucldllUS HiliiHlCI, anu AHS
ushers were Messrs. Harris r. johnson
and Lewis w. Shuman.
The bridal presents were numerous and
I'm good taste and after the wedding Mr..
and Mrs. Chaplin went to Philadelphia on
the 1905 train, TO return here for their
future residence.
Whittaker-BrOckwen.
Mr.. George w. Whitaker and Miss
Princetta Brockwell were married at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the Third
Presbyterian church.
The ushers were Messrs. William II.
Adams and Mr.. Minson and Rev. Mr..
VanhOok Ofiiciated
Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs Whitaker left on a Southern trip.
The groom is a well-known resident,
who for years las been identified with the
retail tobacco trade Of this city
The bride Is a young lady Of many esti-
mable qualities and niece Of eX-Coun-
Gilman Henry G. Adams.
The Patrol System.
A called meeting Of the Board Of Fire
Commissioners WAS held yesterday after
noon at the Office OF the Chief Of Police,
at which Mayor Ellyson and Commits