Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16

and AIittie PIeasants, OF Petersburg. pre-
ceedcd the bride. They We're tastefully
attired IN costumes OF ACCORDION .plcated
white organdie. with white satin ribbons.
and carried bouquets OF white chrysan-
thcmums
The bride followed. with her sister. Miss
Irene Peasants, who was maid of honor
Her bridal robe was OF white duchesse
satin. en- traine. high neck and long sleeves
the corsagc draped in white chiffon Her
vel was fastened by sprays OF lny-of-the-
valley. and her bouquet was OF lily-of-
thc-vallcy.
Her maid Of honor wore gown OF
white satin striped taffeta and carried
a bouquet OF violets.
The bride was given away by her father.
Nr George ID. Peasants. ard the process
sion retired In reversed order the maid
Of honor and hest man following the bride
and groom, two bridesmaids and grooms-
men next and the ushers bringing up the
rear.
Among the strangers present were Mrs.
=. 1t. Bui OF Norfolk. Miss Margaret
Wrenn ot Norfolk; Miss Lizzie Hurkamp.
and Mr. Charles HurKamp, Of Fredericks-
burg. Miss Marie Davis. OF Petersburg:
ana Mrs. George Nicholes. Albemarle
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler
left on the 7:0S train OF the Richmond,
Fredricksburg and Potomac railroad for
northern trip.
The groom. who is n deserving young
society man with a large circle Of friends.
has for a long time been connected with
the Richmond Ice Company where he
holds responsible position. His bride
is a daughter OF Mr. George D. Peasants.
and IS a popular young lady who has for
several seasons been a favorite among
the elite Of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs TYLER will be "at home"
10 their friends after December LIST at
their residence, corner First and Cary
streets.
Mr.. ruskeIl ana Miss Noble.
The pink-and-green wedding OF Mr.
Leon Russel and Miss T.. Lena Noble.
which took place at GraCe-Street Presby-
terrain church yesterday afternoon at 6:i5
O'Clock. was very pretty affair. and the
crowd that Witnessed the marriage was
an unusually large one
The pulpit was very tastefully decorated
lamps
The ceremony was performed by the
pastor. Rev. Or. Fair, and Mr. Robert
Porter. of Petersburg. a cousin Of the
bride. acted as best man. Professor Her
bert Rees presided al the organ. and the
ushers were as follows: Mcssrs. +. c.
and Nessie Tyler. OF Washington cousins
~ the groom; II. +. Vaughan, Wexford
Frayser, Archer Williams. Frank B.
Smith. Everett Conrad.
The bride was becoming attired in a
gOing-away gown Of brown, and carried
a nesegay OF pink roses.
After the ceremony the newly-weddcd
pair left on the 7:o5 train Of the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad for
Il northern trip.
lne groom - q most cSNlflhbie young
man. and Is employed as assistant book
keeper with VI assrs. T.. A. Saunders q
CO. He is well known and popular In
business and social circles. His bride.
who Is quite pretty. is the daughter OF the
la'e MAJOR r. J. Noble.
ac popularity Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ruskell
was substantially attested by the unusu-
ally large number Of handsome presents
they received
Walton-Trice.
Mr.. Robert II. Walton and Miss lola
&. Trice were united in marriage at me
residence Of the brides father, no. ~
north Twenty-eghth street, yesterday al
ternOOn ST $50 O'Clock.
Rev. W. l.. Wright the pastor Of Leigh
Street Baptist church, oiilcialSd' ana
Messrs. Clarence Muire ana I'd. Mayo
acted as ushers. nj.
The bride was attired in a tTaNelIng
suit OF green, with hat and gloves 10
match. and carried Marechal Nell roses.
After the ceremony MIR. and Mrs. Mal-
ton left for CartcrsVille. Va WIieTe Sle'
will spend several days visiting IrlenuS, >
Messrs' George +. Newell & Co. ana MS
bride is a daughter of Mr.. X. W. lrlce'
Bailey-W Woodhn.
Mr. ! II Bailey. Jr, and Miss Y. Lou
Woodfn were married a. the Skinquat'el
Baptist church. in Chesterleid' yes,cI ""s
morning at 10 o'clock. There was
large comnany of friends Of the popular
vounc couple assembled to witness the
ceremony. which was performed py wv
!. Il. Williams Mr.. Bailey Is SUI
ful lumberman and has just had nice
home built for his fair bride. Inc couple
left on the afternoon train for WedaihB
trip to Baltimore and Washington