The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-13
MERRY WEDDING BELLS.
Three Happy Couples Piighted Their
Troths on Yesterday.

At the German Evangelical Lutheran
church. on Sixth just beyond Clay street.
a pretty wedding was soiemnized last
evening.
Miss Rosa Franck, the very attractive
daughter OF the late W. +. Franc ana
Mrs. Fannie Franck. was married to
Mr.. Frederick Mchlbroch, a matchmaker
with J. +. Allen q CO., ana a very popu-
lar young a
The sacred edince was crowded. and
the ceremony was impressively perform
ed by Rev. j. G. Oehlschlaeger.
The ushers were Messrs. II. Moesta,
u. II. spott, Rudolph Nolde, Rudolph
Miller. oscar spott and Otto Wilhelm, of
Baltimore.
The bride was attractively attired In
a gown Of white bengaline silk trimmed
with pearls and lace. She wore diamond
ornaments, the gift Of the groom.
After the nuptials a reception was
given at the brides home. No. Gl3 north
Fifth street street, and during the even
ing a charming collation. was enjoyed.
Moesta was the caterer who served the
excellent repast. The table was hand
somely decorated with American beau
ties, daisies and carnations.
Among those present We're; Mrs. August
Kingel, Milwaukee, sister OF the bride;
Mrs. A.. r. Schaar, Baltimore; Mrs. V.
+. A.. Spott. Mrs. Rudolph Moesta. Miss
Dora Moesta, Mrs. H.. W. Moesta, Mrs.
W. a. Spott. Mrs. John Krausse, Mrs.
William Moser, Mrs. NJ. Node, Misses
Lizzie and Anime Noldc. Miss Helen
Miller. Mr.. n Mrs. Charles f.. Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Does. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben. Franck. .Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Spot. Jr., Miss Lula Hanowinckcl. Mrs.
Ida Fuchs. Mrs. Peter Euker and daugh-
ter. Miss Josephine Harra. Mr.. a. r..
Franck, brother OF the bride, with his
sons and daughters; Miss Luiie stephan,
Rev. and Mrs. !. G.. OehlschlaeGcr. Mr..
and Mrs. j. Nclde, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Pohlig. Mrs. Hermann Gallmcyer. Miss
Amelia Gallmoyer. Mrs. Anna krause,
Miss Mary Harvey, Misses Kroumeister,
Chesterfield.
Miss Juliet Biggers, daughter NJ Mr..
s.. G.. Biggcrs. Of Culpeper. was married
yesterday az 2:30 o'clock AT her home TO
Mr.. J. Garrett Holiday, a popular at
tache Of r. l.. Christian & CO.'S. Mr..
Holiday was accompanied from Rich
mOnd by Messrs. w. W. Turner best
mani, Percy Poay and W. r. Parrish.
Miss Alaude 4. Price and Mr.. 4. !.
Clarke were married yesterday afternoon
at 6 o'clock in Grove-ayenue Baptist
church by Rev. j. 9. Hiden. The church
and pulpit we're p%rettily decorated with
palms and plants, and a large congrega-
ton witnessed the impressive ceremony.
The bride. an attractive daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Price. Of south
Laurel street, was clad i'm n travelling
suit Of tan cloth, with hat and gloves 10
match. and carried a bouquet Of bride
roses.
Miss Mabel Price, sister Of the bride.
acted as maid Of honor. and wore a
dress Of aVender silk. trimmed with real
lace. She carried a bouquet OF pink
carnations.
The groom is proprietor Of the Ameri-
can Steam Bakery.
The ushers were: Messrs. A. p. Clarke.
brother Of the groom and best man;
G.. W. Price. brother Of the bride; II. J..
Caravati. j. T.. Mccartney. G. i. Nc
Even, c. A. Motley, j. G. Harwood,
.. VI. Frischkorn and f. A.. Clarke.
brother Of the groom.
After the ceremony the newly-plighted
pair left TO spend their honeymoon in
Northern cities.