The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-29
MERRY WEDDING BELLS.
SEVERAL COUPLES PLfGHTED
THEIR TROTHs ON YESTERDAY.
All OF Them are Happy and They Have
Conc TO Spend Their Honeymoons in
Various Parts of the Country.

arrive. and the pews on the lower floor
and seats in the galleries were completely
filed. Many stood In the side aisles, and
sought every available spot from which
the ceremony could be seen. Many In
the congregation were school children.
pupils OF the Richmond High School,
who knew and esteemed the bride as
a teacher at that institution.
The chancel was most tastefully deco
rated with palms, flowers ana candies.
A line Of candles around the cnahceI
made a strikingly pretty effect ana the
green foliage Of the palms lent a most
bentting background. In the middle
aisle, just half way between the door
and chancel. were swung two gates ~
green smilax. which marked the line for
the special guests. They were he'd open
BY pretty little flower girls when the
bridal party entered
1t was few moments after o'clock
when the party entered the church 10
the stately notes Of the grand Mendels-
sohn March, rendered By Mr.. John II.
Frischkorn. First there were two OF
the little flower girls. then two ushers
one Of the bridesmaids. with two Of the
ushers: another bridesmaid with one OF
the ushers; the groom and best man;
flower girl; maid OF honor and bride. who
was met at the gate by the best man.
Rev. ". V. Tudor. D. D.. pastor Of the
church, performed the impressive cere-
mony
The bride IS a daughter Of Mrs. J. i.
Hennng. and a young lady Of rare ac-
complishments She was for several
years n teacher at the Richmond High
/ School. and has a host OF friends, who
wish her every joy and happiness she
/ was attlred in n gown Of white bengaiine
| trimmed with ribbons. A tulle veil fell
/ gracefully about the head and shoulders
/ and she carried lilies Of the valley
The groom is president Of the Smith
deal Business College. a man Of excel
] lent attachments, and one who enjoys the
/ esteem OF many. lie has made for him
self an enviabe reputation in the con-
/ duct Of the college and like his bride.
there is a host Of friends who wish him
well.
The maid Of honor Miss Mary Rey-
nolds. was lovely in n gown Of yellow
satin. with pearl passementerie.
The pretty little flower girls. dressed
appropriately in white. were Misses
Gussie Reinhardt, Chester Woodhn and
Fanny West.
The bridesmaids-Niis Julia Henning
and Miss Resale Healy-Were attired in
gowns Of white silk and carried white
roses.
The ushers were: Messrs. William s.
Henning Oest mani, Alonzo Parrish.
Edgar Lafferty. Booker Luxford, John
/ Snyder and James Harwood
After the ceremony the bridal party
| attended a reception at the home OF
the bride No. G25 north Eighth street.
and a delightful time was spent Amid
shower Of rice the newly piiehted pair
| left for the Chesapeake and Ohio depot.
/ where they took a west-bOund train for
/ the Worlds Fair on their return they
will visit the Lakes and Niagara Falls.
/ They viii permanently reside IN Rich
mond.
Tuesday night the bride was serenaded
/ by large body Of scholars Of the Rich
7 mond High School.
Eevno'ds-R outt.
The marriage of Mr.. Walter Hugh Rey-
\ nolds 10 Miss Norvelia Annie Routt took
/ place at the residence Of the brides
I father No. u south Second street,
/ az 4 o'clock yesterday. In consequence
/ Of the recent death Of the brides mother,
/ it was a quiet home wedding, but beauu-
! full i'm its simplicity. The decorations
were daisies. The bride was attircd In
an Empire gown Of white silk. and two
/ lovely children, Master Marion Rain and
/ Miss Corinne Norment preceded the
happy pair, who stood under q large
heart of daisies.
The bride is the very attractive daueh-
/ ter Of Mr. a. p Routt. Of this city, form
| erly OF Orange county. and the wcll-
known inventor Of Routts pillow. The
groom IS a native Of Exeter, England
1 but resident Of Virginia for some ten
/ years past. and q popular cmpioye I'm
the business Office Of the Western Union
] Telegraph Company.
The ceremony was impressively per-
/ formed by Rev a. r.. Moore pastor Of
the Marshall-street Christian church.
The happy pair left on the $50 train
/ 10 spend their honeymoon at Old Point
| and Virginia Beach
! The presents were numerous and costly
/ and attcsted to the high esteem fin which
/ both bride and groom were held by their
many friends.
Allen-Powe1
/ Miss Annie Powell. the Attractive
/ daughter Of Mr.. gnd Mrs. g.. a. Powell.
was married yesterday afternoon az $40
/ o'clock TO Mr.. Charles y. Allen. The
| ceremony took place AT the Grove-avenue
| Baptist church. and was perforemd by
/ Rev. J. G.. Hldcn. D. D., the pastor The
/ cdifce was well filled with friends End
/ relatives Of the happy couple The bride
was prettlly attred I'm a gown Of white
/ silk. and carried bride roses Her maid
Of honor, Miss BETTE Powell. wore hello
trope and white silk. Mr.. r. L. Euker
! acted as best man. and the ushers were:
Messrs. w. c. Gentry William W Sgd
nor. C.. IT, Mason, W. J. Powell. brother
Of the bride; c. A. Powell, cousin Of the
bride and c. H. Meyer
The groom Is merchant in the West
End. and Is 'deservedly popular with
many
After the ceremony a reception was held
at the brides home, after which Mr.
and Mrs. Allen left for a tour Of the
West. They will reside permanently in
Richmond
urray-McDonOugh.
At ST. Peters cathedral at O'Clock
yesterday Rev. Father McKeefrey united
in the holy bonds of matrimony Miss
Mary J. McDOnouph daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Thomas G.. McDonough of this
city. and Mr., Andrew j. Murray. formerly
OF Philadelphia. The ushers were Messrs.
VIII. McD0uough Wncle of the bride, as
best mani. John Emmenhausar, Jam
Harvey McDonoueh brother Of the BRIDE
Charles II. Mahoney, Joseph Solari and
Frank CampodonicO. Miss Libhie Kirk
played mt the organ. THE bride and
groom left on the 7.05 train for an eX-
tended Northern tour.
There was a large congregation 10 wit
ness the ceremony. for both the bride
and groom have many friends who wish
them every happiness The groom is
valued employee Of a. Hoen q co.
C4PITOL SQUIRE WALKS.
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