Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-15
TWO MORNING WEDDINGS.
Miss Donaehe and Mr.. Fletcher-Miss
Roach and Dir. BHrbee.

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Miss Virginia B. Donaghe and Mr..
Mathew NJ Fletcher were married yester-
day morning at 8 o'clock at Monumental
church IN the presence of large assem-
bage of friends. The ceremony was per-
formed by the rector, Rev. John b. New
ton, and Mr.. Thomas Williamson acted as
best man. There were several ushers.
After the marriage Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher
took the Chesapeake and ONO train Tor q
visit to Eastern Virginia.
The groom, who was formerly resident
of Staunton. is now engaged IN business
in this city, where he IS well and favoraoly
known. His bride daughter of the late
DR.. Donaghe, of Staunton. IS Young lady
many attractions and estimable quail
ties.
BARBTE-BOACH.
There was O pretty early-morning we'd
| ding at the Church of the Covenant yes
terday. At 1890 O'Clock Mr.. II. w. Barbee
and Miss Lizzie Roach were united IN mar
rage. Rev. j. CALVIN Stewart performing
| the ceremony. The bride, who is the ac-
complished daughter of Dir. w. >. Roach.
superintendent of the New reservoir, was
attired in q handsome travelling suit OF
| brown cloth and carried large bouquet OF
| brides roses. The groom Is popular
salesman in the establishment OF Mr.
Charles G.. Jurgens. The couple were the
recipients of many handsome presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barbee left on the $3.50 train
for the country home OF the grooms
father. in Prince William county. The
ushe-s wore Messrs. j. o. Cherry, W. h.
Barrett, j. X. Cumby, and j. L. b. Jur-
gems.
AN AFTERNOON WEDDING.
Beulah church, King William county, was
the scene of a pretty marriage yesterday
afternoon at 2:90 o'clock.
Miss Emma II. Ryland, daughter of Ro-
bert S. Ryland, ESQ.,, of King William
county, and Mr.. Robert 5. Crump, OF this
city. were united IN holy matrimony, the
ceremony being performed by Rev. H. L..
Gay assisted by Rev. Dr. W. W. LandruIn'
of this city.
blr. Crump is popular young business
man here. and IS member or the hrm OF
Harrelson * Crump.
The couple left after the ceremony on q
bridal tour North.
CAPTURED CHEsTEBFIELD BRIDE.
A number of friends were invited to the
residence of Mr.. George n. Kitchen. eight
miles from Petersburg, in Chesterfield
county, Yesterday afternoon to witness the
marriage Of his daughter Nellie TO Mr..
John G.. Tller, of this city. At 315 o'clock
the bridal party marched III TO the strains OF
the wedding march, played Dy Alrs. waiter
Winf-ee, of Petersburg. The ceremony
was performed by the resident preacher,
Mr. Potts, after which the happy couple
took the train for q northern tour. Mr.. II. n.
Tiller brother of the groom, acted as best
man, and Messrs. John Hardy, George
Mayo. and Willie Harrison as ushers., The
bride is the attractive and accomplished
daughter of MIR. George Nj. Kitchen, OF
Chesterfield and is we'll known and
esteemed in that community. The groom,
who is a popular young man Of this city, il
an employee of the Richmond, Fredericks-
| burg and Potomac railroad. and valued tor
mis- sterling worth. On reaching Rich
mond Mr. and Mrs. Tiller were met at the
Union Depot by a number of friends, who
! iourneyed with them As far as Elba
Station