Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
TWO PRETTY CHURCH WEDDINGS.
Miss Paine Becomes Mrs. Gray and Miss
Camp Marries MIR. Hobson.

large assemblage filled the Second Presby-
terian church yesterday afternoon At o'clock
when Miss Evelyn c. Paine. daughter Of tho late
K a. Paine Of the old and well-known firm Of
kent. Pane & Co. became the bride OF Mr.
Robert =. Gray, q popular ana htyhly-esteeme ed
young man. who has for n long while been con-
nected with the establishment Of Messra Four
qurean, Price 3 Co
The interior Of tho edinco presented a beauti-
ful appearance, the cnaucel being eXtraya-
glnuy dressed in palms, forms, ma plants, from
amid which toWered immense stapd-lamps,
throwing their COlored lights over tho delightful
sconc. The pastor Rev DR.. Moses d. Hoge'
oflciated.
The bride entered the church leaning upon
the arm Of her sister nnd bridesmaid, Miss
Mamie Howard Paine while the groom was
escorted 20 the altar by his best man, Mr.
Walter GrinnAn. The ubhers we're Messrs
Lewis G. Paino, Walter Gray, J. Taylor Gray. Is.
c. Wherry, Jr, Lorraine kurnn, and Charles ~
Brown.
Tho bride is O very handsome brunette and
has been exceedingly popular in Richmond
society. She was elegantly a'tired in gown of
white Grape de china. wearing tulle veil, pesrl
ornaments, and carrying bouquet Of brides
roses and lilies cf the valley. Her maid Of
honor was clad In white China silk, decoiiefe, and
bore a superb bunch of coronation pinks.
Among those who attended the wedding were: I:
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Pane, Of Baltimore; Miss
Kate Somerville, OF Culpeper: MIR. and Mrs,
William r. Gray, Mrs. Alfred Gray, Mra. Is. g.
Waerry, Mr. and Mrs Edward Gray, Miss Mer-
Ger COOK. MIS-. -. H. INlilhn. MI ana MIS-.
Frank I. Glasgow, MI aud Mrs JOhn X. West,
ana Mr.. aud Mrs. ". q. Taylor and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray left on the 200 O'Clock
train for New YORK, Boston, and other northern
cities.
FRETTY WEDDING AT THE MONUMENTAL
Mr.. John Cannon Hobson and Miss Annie
Fisher Camp were united IN marriage at Honu-
mental church yesterday afterLoon a. o'clock
before n large congregation of friends. The
altar Was prottny decorated with palms and
ferns aud brilliantly lighted with burning tapers,
which we're arranged among the mass OF green.
Rev Dr. John h. Newton, the rector, oficiated,
and Professor j. Emory Shaw presided at the
organ.
Mas Annie Fisher acted as maid Of honor, and
Mr.. A. NJ. Hobs0n, a brother Of the groom, was
best man. The following were the ushers:
Mcssrs. T. r, Tilghman and =. Byrrde thompson,
Of Norfolk; Pummer liObsOn, OF West Virginia !;
John n. Lyons, Z. W. Ngland, and A. J.. Pleas1nth.
The pride was a,tircd in white crepe de chine
trimmed with poatl passcmenteiie, and wore a
veil. She carried Brides roses.
Miss Fisher, the maid Of honor, who looked
quite pretty, was ROBBED in pale-biue bcocade and
carried a bouquet Of American Beauties.
GUESTS At TIE RECEPTION
Immediately after the ceremony n reception
was rendered the ushcrs intimate friends, and
relatives OF the couple at the residence OF tho
brides uncle, Mr. Robert II. Fisher, No. BOG
north Twelfth street. Among those In attend
nncc were: Mr.. ana Mrs Portland, hr. George
Camp and Richard Wright, OF norfolk; Mr.. and
Mrs. &. 2. +. burgWyu, Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell
Brockenbrourh. Mr. and Mrs B. r. Crump, Dr.
and Mrs. Hugh NJ. Taylor. Major ii. d. Whit
comb, Mrs McGruder. Or. ana Mrs. q. A. Cfen-
shaw Mrs j. j. Hobson. Miss HobsOn, Mrs. VIII
liam II. Lyons and Miss Lyons Miss Martha
HobsOn, Mr.. ana Mrs. James Lyons, Mr. and
Mrs. John H8rter Mr.. and mrs. Jonn Freeman,
Dr. and Mrs. j. h.. Newton and Miss Newton,
Miss Young, Miss Dashiell, Rev. Preston NASH
Messrs uigginbOtham, John Atkinson, Jr, and
Alexander Campbell
Mr.. and Mira. Hobson left on the 800 tram ior
an extended trip.
The groom Is a Well-knOwn farmer OF Gooch-
land county. where he Is held in high esteem
His bride daughter Of Tho late GeOrgo W.
Camp. Is an exceedingly pretty brunette who ls
q favuriie In social circles Of this city,