Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
SPRING WEDDINGS.
BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENTS AT
lVNcABuRG AND HAMPTON.
Miss Maud watts becomes tho Bride OF
Mr q. n. Batcheior and Miss Bocock
OF mr.. Rsynoids-other Cnioas.
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fspecia, telegram % the Dispa,ca.i
LyNcuBuRo. Va. April 2s.--The marriage
OF Mr.. o. ID. Bachelor, OF Bucna Vista,
and Miss Maud Watts took place at 2
o'clock this afternoon at the Court-Street
Methodist church. There was large at
tendance, and the ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. J. L. Clarke. assisted by
Rev DR.. George W. Carter. The mad OF
honor was Miss Eva Jordan. The groom's
best man was Mr.. Eugene Withers, of
Danville The ushcrs entered in the fol-
lowing order; Mr.. IL. Is. Watts ana Mr.
Aston RatchclOr Dr. W. A. Terel and MIR.
Alexander Mcdonald. Dr. 7. A. Watts and
Mr.. r. Estes Vaughan OF Buena Vista. Mr..
Rovall L. Emery and MIR. w. III. Hutter.
and Sir. Sidney Strother aud sir. J. L. Car
ter.
ENCHANTING scENT.
The church was very Handsomely deco
rated with potted plants aud beauuiul
wroatbes, and the lights were turned down
TO a soft glow that made the scene very
enchanting. Miss Watts is the daughter
OF Colonel ]. W. Watts, one of the most
prominent and substantial citizens OF TINS
CITY. She is one of the most accomplished
and charming society bellies aud is great
fayorlte both here and IN Richmond. I'M,
mediately after the marriage the brldal
party took the northern bound tram ior
bridal tour.
Revnoids-Bocock.
Special telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
HAMPTON. Va. April 26.-Miss Sal!ie y.
Bocock and MIR {. ". Reynolds were mar
Rcd this afternoon at -. John's church.
The groom Is a railroad official at Newport
News and the bride daughter OF TIE late
lion Thomas ). Bocock. The bride was
attired IN white satin, with tulle ven
held by orange OSsoms. Her bouquet
wa of roses. The bridesmaids wore
orange silk and carried flowers TO matcb;
Taev were Misses Virginia Whiting ana
Incv Tabb. Of Hampton. Miss Faulkner,
- Weot Vlrgipia. and Miss Love, OF
Winchester. Miss Reynolds. the mao
of honor, was attiTod IN white. heS
My Grayatt the rector, oihclateu.
s.sted bv Rev. Mr.. Walker, Of the Pres
bvterian church. The groom's brother'
Mr.. Beverly Reynolds, was best man.
McSsrs. Frank Lee, ). H. street, IRWIN
Thicker. and John Butts We're croomsmeh
ooj Vassrs T. ). Jones. A. l.. Garnet. l..
r. REYNOLDS. aud Dr. f. ". shields,
ushlr.. Judge Faulkner. Of West Virginia,
r4vr the BRIDE away. The church "hN
uretiilv dcc,yata 4 with growing plants
and lghtcd hy numerous cauilcs, r.
rrpt,on followed the ceremony ~ the res
dcucc Of Mr.. Price, the BRIDE 5is5eI.
aftcv which the uewly-maTried couple leit
on the Washington steamer for northern
tour. .
rCorrespondence Of toe Richmond Disoatch.l
HAMPTON. VA. April 2G.-Ihere vas
iarsc as~omblace M ~. Johns church AZ
y. N. on Yesterday 10 witness the mar
rage of Miss Mamie, daughter OF Ai
Fayctb Sinclair. % Douglas O.. Shl'h' OF
Warwick county. The church was very
prcttllv decorated tor the OCCASION
AND Row iii. Gravatt. rector or
tn church, ofcatod, using Tor
the first time the new marriage cere-
morv ~ ms Church. Mossrs. h. VI. Saun-
ders. Erwin Phillips. l.. >. Jones ana d.
Robinson were the uSLcrs ana MI. b'n'
Saunders. of Newport News, was oest man.
MI and Mrs. Smith lcft immediately after
the ceremony Oh northern tour
5Iorrtss-NoeL
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatchl
WyTurvrIr. VA. April 2G.-Ihe mar
rage OF Mss Angia.l T.. Noel TO BIZ. >. A.
Norris of Richmond. Va, was soleinA-
lzed tal- cyeuiu. ~ o'clock NJ the resi-
dence # Mrs. John $. Brown. cousin II
III, bride. ty Rev. air Garden. pastor OF
tie Methodist church at tins place.
small family party witnessed the pretty
ceremony.
TIE rarlor Of Mira. Browns residence
we taSfetuiiv decorated with vines ana
ported plants. and the BRIDE was most pc
t0mIn-Iy cosiumsd IN white lndla silk,
trimmed DID oh lace and covered with
iieecy rell Of tulle. she carried bouquet
OF hrdo's roses and white carnations.
After tie ceremony IA which the ring was
used, the bridal uarty and guests sat down
t0a most delicious and beautiiullv-scTVeQ
supper. Ia France roses, carnations. and
lines Of thu valley formed tie exquisite
centre uiecc - the table. which VS. bril-
lartlv lgutci with silver clndeabra.
Nj. and Mrs Morriss LETT on the $40
tram for Roanoke, where they wAl stop
for u dnv or two rs guests o; Mr.. v. II.
Valentine. From Roanoke they VIII 20 10
Richmond, where they Will make their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Valentine and Lizzie Nor
Mss. little daughter ot he groom ac,
camraoel Mr. NOrr.ss 20 Mytncyl!e, aud
left with BIN last cy -ulnc.
Two Charming Marriage.
Especial telegram T. the Uisp1''1.l
PErEashUuG. ", April 26.--Tms morn
III, az g O'clock at the residence OF the
bude's parents, on Jefferson street, Mr..
Porter wren, q popular citizen and manu-
tacturer of Lyucluurg, was married 10
Ms, Gertrude Neim5 daughter OF Mr..
William kclms. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. John HidOut, rector OF
Grace church, N the presence OF the I'M
mediate friends of the family. The par
Tors were beautifully decorated wan
flowers and the occasion was deh9htiui
and charming one III all respects anu III
all Of IL arrangements. The BRIDE IS
very pretty and popular young lady.
HLRKsDALE--J JANIS.
This afternoon at $50 o'clock at Mt.
a. ('hagfgrfla a comfy Roy
Thomas Bagby ofhciatinG, Sir. +. NJ. Banks
dale, one of our most popular aud respect
ed youug merchants. was married TO Miss
Salhe James. the charming daughter Of
Nf. John james. of Chesterfield. 4 large
COMPANY filed The church. and floral orna-
menis added grace and beauty 10 the occa-
s!Ou.
Bear-Fauber. Mote-Wright.
Especial telegram TO the Dispaical
Sr,rNroS. VA, April 26.-Two pretty
weddings we're eolemnized IN this section
this mOrulng-thc first at MlddlcbrOOke,
the home of the Dride's parents. when Mss
Anne IS. Fauher became the wife Of Mr..
Charles Is. Bear. the Norfolk aud Western
telegraph operator at Base Clty. Mr. and
Mrs. Bear after the ceremony took the
Ba timore and Ohio tram for wedding
journey North.
In the city this morning MIR. Joseph A.
Moe. prominent young businessman,
led TO the altar Miss Elsie Wright, the
pretty daughter of Mr.. T.. Wright. The
ceremony was rendered at the oridt's home
by the Rev. ". q. Hulilhen, rector of
Trinity Episcopal church. Numerous pres
ents evidenced the popularity of the bride
aud groom. The happy couple took She
Chesapeake and ONO yestibule for we'd
ding journey TO Philadelphia.
Gaines-Ailen.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
DANvILLE, Va. April 26.-W. T.. Games,
a tobacco worker. aud Miss johanna G.
Allen. both of tins city. took the Atlantic
and DanyIle tram this morning for Mil
ton. n. c.. where they were duly made
man and wife. They reached this city
this evening ON the incoming tram and
were rendered reception by few OF their
friends.
Davenport-Baugh.
Especial telegram 10 the Disoatchl
DANvnIE. Va, April 26.-Miss Bette F.