Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-20
WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.
Mr.. n. n. johnson and Miss wynne--othrr
Happy Couples.


Happy Couples.
Ieioh-street Baptist church was crowded
| TO It's utmost capacity yesterday afternoon
Wvnne became the bride Of Mr.. b. +.
Jobnson. prominent businessman OF
/ this city. The altar was beautifully deco
rated with q profusIon OF palms, ferns,
and potted plants, and the interior OF the
edifice, filed with an immense crowd, pre-
sented striking picture.
Promptly at the appointed hour the
bridal party entered tho church. First
came the ushers and Immediately behind
them followed the bride, leaning upon the
arm OF the groom. The former was taste.
fully attired in a robe OF pearl-colored
bengaline with hat 10 match, She wore
pearl ornaments, the gift OF her mother.
The following gentlemen acted as ushers
Messrs George G. jefferson (best NAM,
GeorgeD. Pearman, Arthur s. Williams
James G. Harwcod, William Angus, A. Ii,
Jones. Frank Mosby. and Fred. w. Mnson.
The last-pamed gentleman, who has been
in camp with the Howitzers, came IRON
Ocean View to take part in the ceremony
and will return to the seashore in order 70
spend the rest of his vacation with the
artillerymen.
After the marriage Mr.. and Mrs. John.
son took the train tor tho country resi-.
dence of the groom in Bon Air. They
will take trip later.
Mr.. johnson is one of the best-known
businessmen in this city. He is manager
OF the Historical Publishing Company. and
was formerly the senior partner of the firm
of b. L. johnson & Co. He has for years
been prominent member of the ChambeI
of Commerce, and is superintendent OF
| the Sunday school of Leigh-Street Baptist
! church. His bride, who is an attractive
and amiable young ladv, ls daughter OF
the late Lieutenant T. II. Wynne. She was
one OF the most efficient and popular
teachers Of Bellevue School.
IDwARDs-AL
Mr.. William l.. Edwards and Miss Lizzie
| Alexander, both OF this city. were married
in Washington Monday afternoon.
number of their friends, who accompanied
them on their trip TO the capital city,
witnessed the ceremony. The groom, who
is car-inspector of the Chesapeake and
| Ohio railroad. is universally popular among
the operatives of the line, while his bride
ls an attractive young lady with many
! estimable qualities. She formerly resided
in King William, but has been living IL
| this city for several months.
RILEY-wAYMAcK.
"Sunnyside." the beautiful residence oil
Mr.. j. W. Waymack, IN Prince George
| county, Va, was the scene of pretty
wedding Yesterday morning. when MIR
| Charles Riley. of this city, was united in
wedlock to Miss Carrie Z. Waymack. The
| ceremony. which was performed by Rev
| Mr. Truitt, was witnessed by Q
| largo concourse of friends of the
Young couple. The best man wai
| MIR. Robert Stiles, OF Petersburg, and
the maid of honor, Miss Minnie, sister OF
the bride. After receiving the hearty con
eratulatlOns and best wishes of the assem-.
| blage Mr.. and Mrs. Riley took the tram
| for Richmond, where they boarded the
| Old Dominion steamer tor an extended
tour, to include New York, Saratoga
! Niagara Falls. and other points OF interest
| The bride wore an exquisite travelling sui
of matve Bedford cord and carried bou.
ouet of Marechal Neil roses. On their re.
| turn Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Will reside II
Richmond.
wooD-RADY.
Mr.. Irwin s. Wood and Miss Mary p
| Rady. both of this city, were married il
Washington. on Monday evening; I'M
| happy couple left Richmond on Monday
morning for the CAPITAL city and severa
| hours later dispatch was received herr
| announcing that the nuptial ceremony haC
| been performed. The bride is the daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Z. Rady.
Mr.. Rady is the supervisor of public
schools of the city. The groom is son o
Mr. Stephen L. Wood, one of the city gas
| inspectors, and is prominent and popular
| young man here.
Marriage-licenses were also issued IL
Washington on Monday, saws the Post, tc
the following Richmond couples: Rezi'
n. Crooks and Lulu Brawder, William Nc
Pherson and Hattie Dean. and Charles H.
Baltz and Alice Moore.