The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
HAPPY AUTUMN BRIDES.
.1rfRxL or THEM PLIGHr THEIR
vROTH At qHEALTSR or HfMEN.
,,,.. Ysncey WEEDS SIR. Jones-Miss Lucy
,he wife Of Mr.. Cramp--Miss Nuckois
BECOMES the Bride OF Mr. Nuokois.

HrfNfnft the AskttAo Va a'A's
THE marriage Of Miss Mary Field Yam
10 Alr. Hampton stewart Jones,
~, centenary Methodist Episcopal church
,.os,erday evening at $50 o'clock attracted
large assembly OF the relatives ana
friends Of the popular young couple ana
80 wedding was a strikingly pretty one
d, every respect. The sanctuary was
crowded with interested spectators who
watched the principal participants as they
cook the solemn vows that made them
nan and wife.
rbe cbarcel was beautifully decorated
aim profusion OF spreading palms
which made "a pretty effect beneath me
soft glow Of numerous lamps Win yer
f.vy shades. The ushcrs We're MessIs'
William Jordan. Guy MauGlin, Of WASH
lneton. Howard Smith. Norman :. Sn'. -
John r.. Wnbon. Nal G.. Patterson JON"
H. Boisscau. and Diilwyn peasants III.
Miss Alice Yaucey. sister OF the nH'y'
was the maid OF honor. sac wore nam
some gown of white ogandie. boN pi'''OI
skirt. chiffon trimmings and carTleh il ''e'
hand q large bunch OF yei0" c"'' '"''
themums o,a Cav
little Misses Louise Noncey anu 80
Wilson acted as flower girls. ihe'
atflred in dainty empire dresses On 80
dion plotted organdic. ana carrie" e"0"
"a basket NJ choice hoNeis' ,.s.
,,,. h,.5. who is s,riklngiy handsome
..o.,r. l,6v II the blonde type was at
Ill I'm -. rieb white satin duchess gown.
,.,rrif,lro Of cliaou. She carried In her
b.rd huge bunch OF lilies Of the valley
ana m.ilcn-hair ferns. She entered the
.b.r,h WIth the maid of honor. and was
mon "a the chaucel by the groom with his
hest man. Nr. W. III. Taylor. Of Atlanta.
GA. Rev. Dr. Sle1d. pastor Of the church.
performed the ceremony In impressive
STYLE. After which the bridal party re-
Tired from the church 20 the strains Of
lie march from Lohengrin.
Amons those from a distance who were
present 40 the wedding were Mr.. and
vrs T. S. Jones Gather and mother of
the groom Greensboro. n. c.; Miss
pummcr Of Portsmouth, Miss Minnie
Peasants. of Petersburg; Mr. Kemp
Pummer. Of Portsmouth.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Jones
'er on the north-bound train for Wash
ngt1n. Baltimore. Philadelphia, and New
York. They viii reside at No. 107 north
Fourth street this city.
The bride is the daughter OF Mrs Lizzie
g. Yancey, and has been for several sea-
sons ono of the most popular young So
Getty ladies OF this city.
The groom has also been prominent in
Richmond society. He holds a response
DIE position iu business. being the private
secretary If SIR. j. S. Barbour Thomson.
The popularity of the young couple was
clearly evlnced by the many handsome
TUHr|Ean from hfrrra a Va .IV
C'ump-Lpcv
s quiet. pretty home wedding was
s1.amnized at s o'clock last evening. at
ua residence of Mr.. G. A. Page. No
70 south Cherry street. when Miss Lula
l1anita Lucy became the wife OF Mr.
Nn0r S. Crump. Rev. Or. Sledd per-
formed the ceremony. which was wit
messed by quite a large number OF the
relatives and intimate friends of the
happy couple.
The parlor was very prettily decorated
with palms and flowers. The ushers
were Mr. William Crump brother of
he cro0m. and Mr.. David II. Short.
hac0mingly atured in a. suit of seal
brown whip cord. and carrying I'm her
hand n large bouquet of brides roses,
'ia bride entered the parlor with the
groom from the side door and took
their places Goo the front OF the room,
where the wedding was solemuized.
Immediately after the ceremony the /
WY welded ones repaired 10 the home /
4 the groom. 80. SO west Cary street. /
rrere q reception was rendered their A.
relatives and friends. A large number /
OF Invited guests were present. and a
splendid collation. was served during the /
evening.
Il- groom is prominent young !
business man of the West End. where /
DE- ls engaged in the grocery business. |
His bride is the attractive daughter of /
r Joseph T.. Lucy Of Brunswick /
olaty and Is very popular among a
host OF friends.
Nj Nols-Nucko's.
8 pretty home wedding took place
yesterday afternoon az o'clock at oak
Grove. the home of the brides parents, /
u Goochland county. twenty miles from
ibis city, when Alr H3rtwell VI. NuckOls /
and Miss Nerua ~. NuckOls We're Joined |
m Weii0ck by REV. II. u. Ragland The /
only attendants were Mr.. oscar Nuckols,
brother AZ the groom and Mr. Graham
Nlcko.s, brother of the bride. Mir. IS. II. /
s4ler however accompanied the groom
90 ana from Richmond.
Owing % the incOnvenient schedule |
vi. the trains. inc bridal party drove TO
ils c.u, So as 90 catch tbs north-bOund
liaIr 100 7.lJ O'Clock last evening. The
iuae is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
e. Nlckols. She is a pretty petite blonde.
and young lady of many accomplish
"'lis. The groom SIS e well-known
young tobacconist OF Richmond, being at
PRESENT in the employ Of Spicer. Son d
{. Mr and Mrs Nuckols. on the return
'm the.r bridal tour, viii take up their
i.idence i'm this city
Tay or-Adan1s.
By the Rev Father ]. H. O'ReHly. 81
'he Church OF the Sacred Heart. at $3.50 !
2 clock Yesterday evening. Mr. Charles
e. Taylor and Miss Florence /. Adams
We're united I'M marriage.
Alr Taylor is the chief rate clerk 30 |
.Ae auditors Office of the Chesapeake |
-ni ohio railway, and be IS held in high |
TEEN Bog his employers. The bride /
/. the. accomplished daughter Of the late /
William Adams. and is very popular /
a9ns "a large circle Of friends
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