The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
PLIGHTED THEIR TROTH
MISS ANNIE JOUNES BAnBEK AND
MIR. M'KNIGHT FISHER MARRTED.
A Pretty Wedding at Broad-st Metho-
dist Church Followed by a Charming
Reception ut the Brides Home.

A pretty wedding-sweet, qui,t and i'm
pressive-took place at Broad-Street Meth
odist church yesterday afternoon at 5
o'clock, when Miss Annie Townes Barber
and Mr.. William Mcknight Fisher plight
ed their troths each TO the other, and
when Rev. Or. w. V. Tudor, pastor of
the church, pronounced those words which
made them man and wife. The sacred
edince was crowded, and In the middle
aisle were many ladies' in evening tot
lettes. The pulpit was beautifully en-
beiIished with palms, the effect Ol green
as background bringing out in grace
tui renet the pretty gowns Of the young
ladies who composed the brides attend
ants. Before the ceremony MIR. Micajah
willis, organist Of the church, rendered a
pleasing repertoire, and Mendelssohn's
grand and stately march was being
played when the bridal party entered The
ushers were first, and then be bridesmaids
and grOOmsmeA alternating in co piles.
Then the groom and his best ma I. Be
hind them came the maid Of honor, and
she was followed by The bride and her
father. The ceremony was impressively
perfOrmel ], and as the bridal party left
the eeihce Lohengrins march was rem
dered.
The br de, young lady charming in
pera aality ana gifted IN accomplishments,
IS the daughter Of air. and Mrs. +. A.
irbei. She was apparell"d in an elegant
costume Of ivory white satin en- train,
trimmed with Duchesse lace, and core
diam, DIS presented b. the groom. The
veil o tulle s caught up by a pin OF
diamonds end pearls. an heirloom OF the
bhdeS src1t-gra1dmother
The groom is employed as a valued
clerk in the Office Of the r. G. Williams
Company, is first sergeant Of ,ie Rich
mond HowiCzers, and Is a cultivated and
h-to cd young MAJ.
The maid OF honor MISS 81 tile Clarke.
OF DdnNiue, was atured In white orsandie.
trimmed with narrow satin ribbons. and
carried a large bunch of pink chrysanthc-
NUNS.
The bridesmaids, as follows. were also
attred in white organdie. trimmed with
narrow white satin ribbons. and carried
white chrysanthemums Miss Carrie FL
lett, Miss Evie Lawson, Miss Kate Blu !
ford, Miss Emma Jones, Of Danville; Miss !
Irene Barber and Miss Bessie Barber |
sisters Of the bride.
Mr. Charles l.. Fisher. Of Washington, |
was best man. and the groomsmen were /
Messrs J. II. Dickerson, r. c. Workman |
Jr., w. II. Workman. AID. Williams, John |
Boisseau and DR.. Lewis c. Bosher.
The ushers were: Messrs James II. /
Stone. w. II. Jones' Albert Wortham |
and Z. A Barber. Jr.. Of the University /
OF Virginia.
After the ceremony a reception was
rendered the bridal party and the i'm
mediate relatives and friends of the hap
by couple by the brides parents at their
home. at Eighth and Leigh streets. The
beauty Of the chrysanthemum and rose
lent it's loveliness TO the parlors, and in
them Mr. and Mrs. Barber received many
concentrations. In the dining room the
table was most beautifully ornamented
by a pyramid Of white and pink crysan-
themums. and shaded lamps gave pretty
effect TO the picturesque scene. a col
lation. complete in detail and charming
Is served was enjoyed by those present,
and the newly plghted pair left soon
after amid a shower Of rice. on north
bound train for Baltimore. Philadelphia,
New York and Boston. They will reside
in Richmond.