Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-15
DAYS OF WEDDINGS.
MISS oTEYS PINK AND GREEN MAR
RAGE A 8EAUTlFULAFFklR.
A Pretty Ceremony mt 81. Mary's In the
Morning, and One at the Sacred
Heart i'm the Afternoon.


Otey. at the First Baptist church yester-
day afternoon. At $50 O'Clock, was a very
pretty affair. The altar was most taste
fully decorated with palms and iilumined
with pink-shaded plano lamps, and the
crowd which witnessed the ceremony was
an immense one.
Rev. DR.. qeorgs Cooper pronounced the
words that made the couple one, ana Mr..
7. T.. Whitlock acted as best man. The
maid OF honor was Miss Lily Robertson,
and the ushers were Messrs. @. A. Jones,
j. +. White. Graham Knuckles. Willie
Warthen. Charles Shackelford, and An
drew Martin.
The bride. who is an exceedingly pretty
blonde with a fresh rosy complexion,
entered the church In company with her
father, Mr.. Jones A. Otey.
She was attired in an exquisite gown OF
white satin, with hat to match. and
carried a nossgay OF brides roses and
hyacinths Her maid OF honor. Miss Rob-
ertson, was dressed in white silk null
with pink hat, slippers, and flowers
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Glenn
ents left on the 7:05 train of the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road for a northern trip. which will en-
brace Washington. Philadelphia, and New
York.
Among the friends from a distance who
attended the wedding were Captain and
Mrs. T. B. Lewis. OF Wilmington, Del
The newly-wedded pair were given n
substantial evidence OF their popularity
in the immense number Of handsome
presents they received. The gifts en-
braced costly articles of almost every
description.
The groom is n well-known young busI-
IL. ,tfu ufo nAu oh Ia
commercial circles. He Is the junior
member Of the firm OF Clements & Son.
His bride Is the only child of officer Otey,
OF the First Police District. Besides her
beauty she possesses "A bright, loveable
disposition and many attractive qualities
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
st. Mary's Catholic church was the
scene OF a very pretty morning wedding
yesterday at O'Clock when Miss Elnora
V. Middendorf. OF Henrico county, became
the bride OF Mr.. Henry Nolte, OF Ches-
terfield
The altar was beautifully and artistical-
ly decorated with palms, chrysanthe-
NUNS and roses, interspersed with lighted
wax tapers.
The edifice was crowded with friends
of the couple. and the church presented
a striking picture as the cortege marched
order: Messrs. Charles Hulcher and Au-
gust Vondelehr, Frank Hulcher and JOS
eph Myer, Willie Heeke and Louis Nolte,
Ally Tolker and Joseph Nolte (best mann,
and last the bride and groom.
The bride was becomingly attired In a
robe Of pearl satin en- traine, trimmed
with swansdown. rich silk lace, and pearl
pasgementerie. Her ornaments were dia-
monds.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Willebald, Q. S. B.
The music added much to the beauty
OF the wedding Mozarts seventh mass
was sung by the choir assisted by Mrs.
Bertha Voelker Richardson, under the di-
rection of Professor Muller.
After the ceremony the newly welded
pair proceeded 10 the residence OF the
grooms mother, where a sumptuous
breakfast was served Last night mag
nificent reception was rendered the happy
couple and their attendants at the home
Of the bride.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Middendorf She Is quite
pretty. and Is young lady of many at
tractive qualities.
The groom, who Is well known and
very popular in German-Amerlcan CIR
cles IS a son of the late Henry Nolte.
tie Is a tNpHfl ~ -
in business for himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolte will reside In Ches-
teriield.
FINEGAN-FERRITE
Mr.. James n. Finegan and Miss Annie
Z. Ferriter were united in marriage AT
the Sacred Heart church yesterday after
noon at o'clock in the presence OF a
large assemblage Of friends
The ceremony was performed by the
nriest Rev Father j. Is. O'Reilly, ana
MIR. W. l.. Finegan. brother OF the groom
acted as best man. The ushers were
Messrs. James l.. O'Keefe, Edward Ryan.
p W. OSullvan, william Powers. and
Joseph II. Gerring. a.,
AS the bridal cortege entered he
church the choir. under the direction OF
Miss Kerse, rendered the chorus from
Lohengrin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finegan left on the YORK,
River Division OF the Richmond anu
Danville railroad for a trip to Baltimore
and other northern cities.
on Monday night a handsome reception
was rendered the attendants ana lntl-
mate friends OF the couple.
The groom Is a popular composltor OF
this city, and his bride Is a daughter OF
Mr.. n J. Ferrlter. She Is COUSIN Vi
Mrs. James T. Ferriter
MISS EUKER WEDS DIR. MEYER
Miss Lizzie Hoffman, Euker, of Rich
mond and DR.. Otto Meyer. OF Raleigh
" G we're married in the latter city
Yesterday. The bride Is the pretty and
highly-accomplished adopted daughter oil
MIR and Mrs. Louis Euker. of this city,
and was accompanied to Raleigh by Mrs
Euker. Il having been previously arranged
that the wedding should take piace a'
the bome of the groom. Or. Meyer Is a
ph D. of I.eipslc, and a member OF the
firm OF Dancy & Meyer. analytical and
consulting chemists, of Raleigh. AT one
time he resided in Richmond anu has
many friends here. Raleigh viii be the
future home of DR.. and Mrs. Meyer.
THE HUGHES BROCK WEDDING TO
NIGHT.
The wedding OF Mr.. Floyd Hughes, OF
Norfolk. and Miss Virgie Allen Brock, ol
| this city. which will take place at Al
Saints church tonight at s O'Clock, VIII
be one OF the most brilliant society events
of the season. There will be eight ushers
eight bridesmaids, and eight groomsmeh
and the church decorations VIII De OF III.
most exquisite order. The prominence OF
the couple together with the beauty oi
| the bride-elect, will make the analr es
pecially interesting. Miss Brock, VINO il
daughter of DR.. c. w. +. Brock, nas
| for several seasons been one OF the Dei'e'
| of Virginia. Mr.. Hughes Is a son OF Judg'
Hughes, and is one of the most prominent
young men OF Norfolk.
The other marriages announced for TO-
| day are as follows:
| MIR. Stanley Berry Tyler ana MISS
Bertha Peasants, at p. NJ, at Second
Baptist church.
MIR. Robert II. Walton and Miss Ida c
Trice, at $50 p. NJ, at the residence OF
the bride, No. $40 north Twenty-eightf
street.
Mr.. Leon Ruskell and Miss Lena Noble
at Grace-Street Presbyterian church, al
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