Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-05
MARRIED IN FORT MONROE.
Hiss Sadie Ware and Mr. Arthur O'Nehi
Made One by the Post Chaplain.
Special telegram 70 The DESPATCHED

Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch-l
FoRT MONROE. Va, January 4.-Miss
Sadie Ware, q charming young lady OF Old
Point. and Mr. Arthur A. O'Neill, OF Nor
folk. were married at Centurion church. IN
the fort. A. $50 y. NJ. Rev. Charles W.
Freeland, post chaplain, officiating. Miss
Mamie Ware, sister Of the bride, was maid
of honor. and Mr.. w. f.. Deich, OF Norfolk,
best mau Mr.. james Fulton, Of Old Point
Mr.. George Franklin. OF richmond :;
Messrs. John A. Brookwell. X. j.. Boggs,
and Charles Tysee, of Norfolk, were the
ushers.
The bride wore a gown OF cadet-blue
cloth. trimmed with seal. and hat TO
match. The church, which had been taste
fully decorated for the Christmas holidays,
presented a very handsome appearance, the
marriage bell under which the ceremony
was performed being trimmed with molly.
The church WAS crowded with the many
friends of the bride. whose popularity was
attested by the many beautiful presents
she received. The happy couple lett by
the Washington steamer tonight Tor a
! months tour North.
Tue SHERMAN Helbig Wedding.
(speciel telegram 10 the Disoatch.l
LYEcHBuRa, Va, January AT the
Second Presbyterian church tonight at
O'clock Mr.. John w. Sherman, business
manager of the Virginidn, and Miss Annie
| NJ. Helbig were joined in the holy bonds
Of marriage. The ushers were Messrs. ID.
| T. Alker. Robert Glass. w. {. Hawk. w. g..
Franklin. f. b. Sherman, and j. A. Faux
ner: tho attendants, J. l.. stevens with
Miss Bonitz of Wilmington, N; o., fredec
rick Holblg with Miss krause OF
| Lexington, and two little flower
girls, Miss Edna Allen and Miss
| Iuta Helbig (slster of the BRIDE.
| Preceded by her maid of honor, Miss
| Ilzzie Weiland. the bride came in on the
arm of her father. The bridal party then
arranged themselves around the altar, and
DR.. Fleming. the pastor, performed tho
ceremony. The bride wore gown OF
white silk, with Duchess lace, and carried
| t1uquet OF Brides roses.
Among the guests from distance were
Mrs. John Ilelbig, of Denver, Col; Mrs.
Charles Hasse and Miss Julia Wachsmith.
of Washington; Miss Lizette Bonitz. of
Wilmington. n. 9. Miss Mamie Dassin, OF
Roanoke; Miss Anna Krause, OF Lexlng-
ton. Miss Marguerite Peschan, of Will
mlngton Mr.. John Risinger and MIR.
Henry Leech, of Washington.
The Epes-Jones Nuptiais.
[Corespondence Of tho Richmond Dspatchl
PrTEnsnuRG, Va, January A large
and brilliant assemblage filed the Second
Presbyterian church at $50 this afternoon
to witness the marriage of Mr.. Peter Epes
of West Point, Va. and Miss Lucia Hackley
Jones, daughter of Mr.. Freeman W.
Jones. Mr.. Harry Beverly, of Rich
mond, acted as best man on the occa.
sion, and Miss Carrie Jones, sister OF
the BRIDE. acted as maid of honor. The
bride entered with her maid of honor and
| the groom with his best man. The ushers
were Messrs. William Epes and ii: IS.
| Beasley; II. F. Lewis, of Bristol, and ".
A, Machn, f. q. Stratton and W. W. Mini
| tree. w. h. Agnew. OF Richmond, and X. Is.
| Jones. Miss Julia McRae presided grace
| fully et the organ and skilfully rendered the
| wedding marches The BRIDE is one OF the
most charming and popular young ladies'
| in Petersburg. She was attlred IN an En-
pire gown Of white crepe de chine, with
| veil aud orange blossoms and pearl orna-
| ments. and looked very handsome.
| The maid of honor was attIred IN
| white China silk and carried a bou.
quot of La France roses. The happy
| couple left on southern trip.
A brilliant german was given tonight In
honor of the guests of the bride, among
whom were: Misses Shepherd ana Nobhn,
| of South Boston: Miss Jeffress. of Keys
vile; Misses Epes and Jones, of lIich-
mond Miss PAYNE, of Norfolk, and the
| Misses Epes. sisters of the groom.