Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
In CUPID'S MESHES.
The HEARTS or MANY YOUNG PEO-
PIE PIERCED BY HIS ARROW.
Miss McCaw Becomes the Bride of Mr
Manufactured Northumberland
lsewhere-Romantic Runaway.

and Miss Mary McCaw. Of this city, were united
! In marriage nj tho residence OF the brides
| father, No. 600 east Grace street, last night.
| Tho ceremony was performed by Rev. Hartley
| Carmichael. and the groom was attended by Mr..
| Charles Maury, OF Now York, while two little
niccos Of the bride hold tho ribbons Tho par
lors woro decorated In whito and green and
looked quite pretty. Tho Wedding was a very
quiet AFFAIR ana only intimate friends and rele-
| tves Witnessed the ceremony. Among the gcests
were Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Patterson and daugh-
| tor of New York.
After tho marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Maury left for
| Ashcvilie y. G.
| Tho groom is a son OF General Osbney II. MAUI
| ~ and his BRIDE Is daughter Of Dr' D. Is. Nc
| cav.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| 81 Petor's Cathedral was the scene OF n very
! protty wedding yesterday morning at 1880
| o'clock whom Miss Katie GTifth, OF this city,
became tho bride Of Mr.. John j. McDonough, OF
Washington. The ceremony was perlorme1 by
| Rev. Father Nckeeiry, assisted by Rev Father
| }. 3. Okellly, while SIR. Anthony Gr'llih.
! brother OF the BRIDE, acted as best man. The
! uahers were Mcssrs. David Griffith. Charles
| brooks, John Baber. Dan. Horgan. and vincent
! Baccgalupo. Tho bride WAS Decomnsiy AZ
trod IN a suit 81 pale blue crepe cloth ana wore
| h get OF diamonds, the Gift OF the groom. Sho
carried bouquetof white roses: ,-,.,
| let on the 1904 train for an extended north
The groom is connected with the Government
| Printing -O1ice In the Capital City ana - the
! attractive daughter Of hr. John L. Griffith.
| TIEIMER-H OL2BACH.
| just two hours prior % tho marriage Mr..
| Charles T. Theimer and Miss Rosa ioizbach
| wore united IN marriage at the Cathedral
| Father Mex eeiry Cnicatod and tho following
| gentlemen acted rs ushcrs Messrs. Frank
| Iickflnn (best man, Charles Ihcimer, Felix
| Tacimer, and Joe Mayer. Alter tho ceremony
| the wedding party assembled at ihs residence
| N.fsa nh aF Is
! MIR. md Mrs. 1heimer left at l&.2O 7. y. Tor
| ROanOkc, their future hOme.
Tho groom. VINO IL former resident Of this
| city, Is now engaged in business ~ l'oaEoke. lie
! IL well known ana highly esteemed IN CONNER
| cial circles. HIS bride IS daughter OF Mr.
! Robert Holzbach.
| ENRIGHT-KENNY.
| Nr William J. Fnrght and Miss Bridget Ken-
| nv we're married yesterday afternoon ~ \
| o'clock at ST. Paulcks church in tho presence OF
| large congregation Of friends. Tho slOr,
| Rev. Father Douahuo, oficiqed, ana the follow
| ing gentlemen acted as usher5: Messrs. D. ..
| Ryan j. j. Powers, Michael Enrght aud ko-
bert Kenny. Tie bride. who is quite pretty. vas
attired in robe OF light-brown with combination
| Of dark silk and hat and gloves 10 match. she
| carried bouquet Of toa roses.
| After tho ceremony the newly-wedted pair
| took the $40 train for Baltimore, Niagara, New
| YOrg, and other northern cities
! Thc groom, who IS popular and deserving
young man. is employed as rcc,iner ~ L. {.
| Younger " Co.
| NR. TUPNAS wEpS MISS SNYDER.
Mr. Roe c. Tupman, one Of the DISPATCH
| cor positors. ana Mss Jennie Z. snyder, OF West
| Troy, y. Y, were married az $50 CLOCK yestrr-
| day afternoon ~ the Fir4t-Aveuue Methodist
| church Of that place. The BRIDE Is daughter
| OF Nr. and Mrs. = W. Snyder. Mr. ana Mrs
| fupman VIII witness The naval review In New
| ork harbor before they return O. richmond.
| They viii he ri home. 40. 353 west Main street,
| 10 their friends after May ID. mo groom is
| very popular here among wide clrcio oi friends
lie IS one Of the tcnors IN The choir nj It. fanFs
church.
A very pretty but quiet marriage was cele-
| hratcd last night 90 the residence Of Mr. J. Il.
| Bow!ee. 90 norm Iwenty-hith street when Mr..
| T. Is. Collier ana Miss Nora Il. BOwles We-e
| mate ono The bride was aftircd In q very be-
! coming costume Of Grecn bcngah1e ana car
| ROD bunch Of Har,cnal Nci roses. Tho
| groom is employed ne manager Of tie smoking
department tor the nrm OF Cameron Cameron,
| tobacco manuia tHrers. The bride Is q pretty
| brunette ana i noted for hor many charming
| gue.lties The hirh esteem IN whicn the couple
| wac held was attcstcd by the large number Of
| handsome presents. The ceremony was per-
| formed ny Rev. ". /. Wright, pastor q the
! Leich-Street Baptist church. The ushers were
| Messrs Percy Smith and r. L. Butler
| CAPTURED ST. LOUIS BRIDE.
| Miss Naude Edwinna Clement, Of 81. Louis
| anu Mr. =. II. Ho-kaday. Jr., vino is connected
| with the oflre II the auditor OF the Chesapeake
| AMI OniO railway here. were married In the
| former city al . o'clock yesterday afternoon
| Tho wed Iing took place AZ the residence Oi tie
brides parents Mr.. ana Mrs. y. =. Clement, No.
| 344S Chestnut street, in the presence OF large
asscmbiage OF The iiiendr OF the couple. ~.
! Louis being the former hoineof the groom many
OF his relatives were also on hand 70 witness the
event. Tho ceremony WAS performed By Rev.
Nj. smith. pastor OF the Third Baptist church Of
miss Lulu Clement. sister Of tho bride, acted
as bridesmaid, and sir. p b. Kennedy, cousin 81
the groom, was Mr. HOckalay's beat man.
reception was held Immediately after the mar
riqce. ami At its conclusion M and Mrs. llOcka-
day took tho train for Richmond. They viii
spend q day or two in Cincinnati They Will re-
ceiyo thoir friends here, at the residence o. Mrs
S. Il. West, 9OS1s east Clay street.
MARRIED KING AND QUEEN LADY.
Miss Louis l.. Sutton, an accom- phshod young
lady OF King ana Queen county, and Nr. ). ".
Howerton. prominent citizen of Roanoke, were
united ia marriage at Smyrna church, King
ami Queen county, at 10 OclOcE yesterday
morniug. The sacred cdihco WCs crowded
with spectators and the event passed OIL very
prrtuy. The interior OF the structure was taste-
fully decorated with eyergreeEs ami flowers. a
huge marriagc-bell being the centre piece AZ the
altar. Rev. ". II. Mnter performed the cere-
u0ny and Me3eTs. j. /. sutton, :. &. sutton, W.
| f.. HONEY, and j. VI. Mills acted a. usher.
IN X. NJ. Smith was master Of ceremonies. Inc
bride was DccJmiugiy uttlrcd IN llghi-tan SUIT
trimmed IN gOllcn-trORn velvet and silk. She
carried \ bouquet Of La France roses. a recep-
ION was rendered 10 the bridal party after the
marriage by the mother o. the bride. ST. aud
Mr. Howcrton left On the afternoon tran for IN
extensive bridal tour lhey VIII return 10 KOl-
uOke 10 reside.
AyIRGiSIA COUPLE CREATE A SENSATION.
A New YORK special to the st. LOUIS Gloje-
Democrat Of Tuesday says Mr. A. Aushn smith,
OF Richmond. Va. came N from Richmond n
the sou.ueru express over The Pennsylvania line
Saturday. Mr.. smith tod q Giobt-DcWocfdf re-
porter today that EIs train WAS stopped about
diV mites from Washington 10y "A run
away couple anxious % get to Washing
ton 20 bc married. Tie taln WIS De-
hind time and Was running at very
nigh rate OF speCd. When Il was about two and
one-haf miles Nom Guinea, a small station IN
Spotsy!yanla comfy, II came 10 sudden stop
Ntaat almost threw tie passengers over the seats
in front % them. Men, women, ana children
tumDlcd over one another ~ the rush 10 get
ont. IN the midst OF the rush n bif, a"S-
ward young farmer WAS sen assisting
pretty. Liusuiuc. black-oyed Giri upon
The IRAN. The N.l looked 10 be Il years ola
and the young farmer y. The young couple
walked iatO the tram and took o. seat tcgoth 2:
TAi. rcasaurr4 tho passengers, end they got
aboard again. Tho conductor explained that
tie enfinocr hac stopped the train because M
saw nc two yonug people IN tie miid.c oi the
trart, one waving res ianiHui and the o'her
"a white handkerchief. mo 9ngy conductor
ordered the couple 10 leave the tram, whom the
former sud:
! amt uov-r been on your train before. ,apr,
aad now i am mere an goin- o. stay. ald yCl
have lust go- mo 10 Hex We hcI 70 gi. away
from Jenues Oh man some "ay' ana th'
quickest way ] kuowei az was O. stop This hero
tram aud .it On DDarl. Hero 8 your money TO
pay FOR oar ride
Tho conductor called his brakeman, and the
braNuy yOIlg farmer eqaarc1 hici-tl .1f
n.nt lne -il bJrst into toara. Inc rAssen-
ccr. TOOK 40 couples PAT, ana ai-cr lriNcinS
tn. conductor TO Jos tlcin remain gave tEom 'ae
best lincl tuft could ~ prnyi.0L Tho iarW"t
clgi'G. j. iu IteI li- hCs.. O. Wines ihc ctso-
f..lfrf.II. D. 10 ff.rE HIi lH''flN'st
INQUIRY az fDc 3y.t-Ntfe1j station last Meht
faded ID eacit auy nilrma.oE 3i;h reference -
tais fouautlc e3pcWent. Nf. SiniiA' VINO y
ou.tai q. authority Tor tho story given above, Is
vel known Oh ia-L.Oni. hc r'trn' a-ts tho
Aibcmar,c Iapor Company Ia New ) ok.
Death Of Mr. Henry &. Eill.
W. Hrury C. lIall who Was s;-i-'au with re-
raIysis week rc5 last Monday, die1 ~ A. ".
yesterday ~ the Ttfilen . p kis Mace, Mrs
Jones "A. O,oY. No. Oh pOrlu tlc--a atr'ei. Fac.
Pan was - years Of 20. H' vas BORN H. Mig
William county uut camo 10 NrhIa"nl Nhoh