The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-08
THEY Welded IN JUNE.
UlPPT HEARTS PLIGHT THEIR
VOWS AyD SOW BEAT As ONE.
Three Marriages Took Place At Well
Known Churches, One Mt Home and a
Couple welded at Glen Allen.

Mil or, 10 Mr.. Charles Buxton Hobbs, a
weil-known lawyer Of New York city.
The floral decorations were arranged with
exquisite taste, the entire chancel being
gracefully banked with ferns, plants ana
flowers. The bride-a young lady OF rare
accomplishments-wa gowned in cos
tune OF cream satin, trimmed with an
tioue lace. and the veil OF white tulle
was caught up by a diamond crescent
the Pift Of the groom. Beautiful MISS
Annls Howard was maid of honor ana
was attired I'm white silk organdle' triHl-
med with white satin ribbon.
Mr.. Richard S. storrs. Of Orange y:
J.. as best man, and the following named
gentlemen served as ushers;
Lucfus +. Robinson Of Hartford, Conn
John McHenry Of Baltimore, ID. lack
son Wallace Of New York. Dr. George
Tunsden OF the United States Navy,
John Chamblin and Fairlie Cooke OF TINS
CITY. Frank Wexford Minor and Robert
Buxton Minor. brothers Of the bride.
Professor Reinhardt presided at the or
gan. and dscoursed excellent music be-
fore the arrival OF the bridal party. Rev
DR.. Tudor oficiated. and was deeply i'm
pressive in conducting the ceremony
Mrs. Minor was dressed in pale silver
grey brocade. Mrs. Edward II. Hobbs
mother Of the groom, was attired IN
pale green brocade. trimmed with satin
duchesse: pearl ornaments.
After the marriage a reception was
given at the residence OF the brides pa
rents, No. west Grace street 10 the
bridal party and a few intimate FRIENDS
Mr. and Mrs. hobbs left on the Chesa-
realra and ohio train at 10 i. VI. for an
extended trip. going 10 Manltou, ana
nrobablv 10 san Francisco Their return
route will be via Chicago and the World
EYposiuon. thence via the lakes anu
Niagara Falls, TO Brooklyn where they
viii reside The many costly ana Deaull-
full presents received show how hlghly
Miss Minor is held in the esteem OF her
friends.
StiIle--Tiiche.
At st. Johns German Evangelical
church last evening at O'Clock MISS
AIathilde Richie the attractive niece ana
adopted daughter Of Mrs. V. NJ. Frommer'
became the wife Of Mir. Auguste II. SuHe.
The church was crowded. Rev Paul
Mcneil. the pastor of the church, per
formed the ceremony. Miss Carrie Frick
acted as bridesmaid, and Mr.. Theodore
Moeker as best man. Little Misses
Catherine Frick and Hannah Frommer
were the flower girls, and the ushers We're
Me. Sis. Thee. Frommer, John J. MOTIFS
Henry Ebe, Henry Grimmel and John
T. Anderson. Jr.
THE groom is one Of our best known
German citizens, and was for years with
Cnristian d White. The bride is an at
tractive young lady and was attired IN
a travelling costume of brown cloth.
The cOupl left on the 1913 train on
an extended tour through the West, ana
upon their return will be rendered re-
ception by the brides aunt, Mrs. From
mer.
Epps-ChalkleV.
A quiet home wedding took place yes
terday morning at the brides residence,
corner FOushee and Cary streets, when
Miss Eva Chalkley became the wife ~
Mr. Cecil l.. Epps Rev. Or. w. ". Ian
drum pastor Of the Second Baptist
church, performed the impressive cere-
monv. and Messrs. Hunter Laughton and
Thaddeus Chalkley acted as attendants.
The bride IS the attractive daughter OF
the late Thaddeus A. Challdey and the
groom is a valued employe Of the Rich
mond Locomotive Works, in the offices
Of that establishment.
Goddin-Taliaferro.
The Baptist church at Glen Allen was
filled TO its utmost capacity yesterday
afternoon by relatives and friends 10 wit
ness the ceremony, performed by Or. Pol
lard which made Miss Myrtle Taliaferro
the bride Of Mr.. Harvie ID. Goddin.
At z o'clock the bridal party entered
the church TO the strains Of the wedding
march. rendered by Miss Mary Anderson. |
The bride was stylishly and becoming |
~ attired I'm mode costume with green |
and gold trimmings and carried a bou- |
quet of La France roses.
The ushers were: Mr. W. T. Christian. |
best man. and Or. NJ ID. Hoge. Jr.. |
Messrs. Arthur W. Goddin. l.. Walker !
Tallaferro, A. Z. Sheppard and John G.. |
Winston.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Thomas J. Taliaferro, Of Hanover |
county, and is much endeared TO a large |
circle Of friends by her beauty Of char |
acter and person.
The groom is a well-known and esteem |
ed business man Of Richmond. The pres |
ents We're numerous and handsome.
MIR. and Mrs GOddin left on the 1880 |
train for an extended tour. followed by |
the congratulations Of many friends who |
wish them a long. happy and prosperous |
life They will reside at Bellevue the |
present home Of the groom, about four
miles from the city.
The following Richmond people attended |
the wedding: Mrs. Wellington Goddin, |
Mr.. c. Winston, Miss Rose S. Winston. |
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Goddin, Mr.. and |
Mrs Charles w. Goddin, Miss Claudia |
Goddin. Miss Elise Goddn. Mr.. and Mrs. /
w. J. Scott Mr.. John n. Parker, Miss /
Sallie Parker, Mrs. A. H. Sands, Miss /
Carrie Sands, Mrs. Conway r. Sands |
Mr.. James +. Winston. Mr.. Gibson Wor- /
sham, Miss Bell Worsham, j. Osborne |
Haw, Mrs. A. b. Guigon. Miss Molie |
Darricott, Mr.. Miller Burke. Miss Burke, |
Mr. Leigh Crutchfeld. Mr. and Mrs James |
I. GatewoOd, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard w |
Jones, Mrs. Vera Winston, Mr. and Mrs |
J. Temple GOddin. Mr. w. L. Goddin, Mr. |
w NJ Winston. Miss Lizzie Winston and |
Miss Mary Winston.
Anderson-W Wilson.
At noon yesterday In the Seventh-street |
Christian church Miss May Wilson and |
Mr. Richard NJ. Anderson were married |
by the Rev Jabez Hall The edihce was |
crowded by relatives and friends Of the /
happy couple The bride, who was at |
tired i'm travelling suit of gray cloth |
is the attractive daughter Of Mir and |
Mrs. George n. Wilson. The groom is |
a valued empl0ye of Alessrs. Hardwicke |
* Mitchell. After the ceremony Mr.. and |
Mrs. Anderson left on sOuthbOund train |
10 spend their honeymoon. The ushers |
were Messrs. w. NJ Anderson, best |
man; j. c. Anderson, John Sayille. Chas |
Iinke. Edward n. Newman. r. j. Shep- |
person, j. II. Spicer and George Wilson. |
All OF them wore boutonnieres.
THE TALE or 4 HOTTER.