The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16
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" ,8yTR TRo1H YESTERDAY.
49,. rrock wcds MIR. Hughes-Miss Pleas
,,,. The wife Of Nh. ryier-Ihe Rus
,,tt-Nobie Nupuais- Home Wedding.

am saints Episcopal church was tn
% one OF the most brilliant mar
n .-.s Of the season last evening at so
Il ...k when Mr.. Floyd Hughes Of Nor
,.s and Miss Nirgie Allen Brock tool
~. solemn VOWS that made them man ant
f. invitations had been issued only q
,...-5. and acquaintance Of the brida
.-. who were invited TO attend th'
-...aa8n 40 ihc residence, and the greater
....rIon of the audience wore evenins
costume Some time before the arrival o'
ra bridal party. the pretty little chuIcH
,. crowded 90 the limit with admlii"'
.....fe and other interested speciai'io
rI. dark evening dress OF the Cenueii', "
...fe au attractive background TOT '.
I.rt.lme gowns or fair women, me 20
.-Mc being set Oh boy decorations
..trr of rIch profusion of
u4He1-haIr ferns and white chrysaI,,.,
...urr. blended with picturcsqu, 49,
-.. dreamy LIGHTS were skilfuIy "ii"e
"a SO as t1 lend rare charm ~
hl..fv or tha scene. ..,..,rf,-
,.-.,s.,..I,. .t ..tl o'clock the bridal parry
.--ivad and au eyes were at one. ,,.l.
"a towards the door OF the I,l, t t,s
down which tre party slowly t- ,.ed-
-.g f9 The fau rich strains o' -.
Ure march. First came in. a.
tr..srr So Cary Sheppard i''9'U" W
holland Tyler Brock. Niii'IiIa'" ni'es'
.r walker and saunders Hobson'
......r. tree. were The eight brides
.I. rrI eert croomsmen. alternating
.. rI. bridesmaids We're gOWned
.H#. ureaul.o. and carried bouquets
,.r.. .Htgsluthemums. They entered
..rU.-.h boo t1e following order: Misses
..fs f.I.a Camm and Martha Bagby
- Robert Baldwin, OF Norfolk, and
81. Turner Battle Of Norfolk: Miss Nir-
" rr-r ant Miss Belle Balt0n. of
-..I..-... SIR. TenCh TtiEhman. of
-.-f.. and judge W. ~ Portock. or
,.n. N-s Bessie Fauntleroy and Miss
.f.a TfIa-. Mr Joseph Johnson and Mr..
...rI Hsrf. Of Norfolk. Miss Bessie
r.-Hr ana Miss Bessie Allyn. of Nor
... Str Charles j. Brock and Mr.. Frank
...,. NJ Norfolk
--~eIateIy after these was Miss Mary
r...-l tha maid Of honor. who preceded
.. l-Ie She was in white organdie,
.. trimmings of satin. and carried an
size bouquet oi white chrysanthe-
bride entered the church on the arm
.Is- father Hc- delicate beauty never
...-.H t1 better advantage. The bridal
.#a was triumph Of art. 10 was
.r.rH.e satin merveilcuX, trimmed with
.I.s lace tule Veil, fastened with
diamond ornaments I'm her hair she wore
magnificent diamond star. the gift Of
H. r.au. She carried i'm her hand "a
.. bouquet Of Lilies of the Valley
white .lrysanthemums. Last came
.. groom. with his best man. Mr. Benia-
Watkins Leigh. Of Norfolk.
Odd. bridal rnrfV moved slowly down
PHI. lt aisle. the scene was dazzling
.. At the altar a semicircle was form
.a bride and groom occupying = po-
H iU tine centre. Rev. j. Y. town-
r assisted by Rev. Dr. o. s. Barton,
r.tr ot Christs church. Norfolk, solemn
.H.luced the words that united ,he
couple after which the bridal party
m up the right aisle in a reverse
.ueiately after the ceremony an Gle
.. reception was rendered at the home
Ha BRIDES parents No 206 east Frank
-'-aat The house was handsomely
dteI in white Chrysauthemums |
and ferns. the candelabra being
shel with lighted wax tapers. There /
about two hundred guests present !
of them being from distance. The !
i party. numbering tweuty-siN, were !
I Iu the diuiuE-ro1m, while the other /
Champagne and sherry We're served. /
The bride is the daughter of Dr. c.. w. /
p Hu.s. and is "a young lady of striking /
rIr.I beauty and possessed of many |
he accomplishments. For several /
SEASONS she has been one of the most /
popular society bellies of Virginia, and is /
|hr1uu among the society people of l
.tsr states.
Nr Halles is the son Of Judge Hughes. |
's ono of the most prominent young /
.H-7 mo the Norfolk bar The popular |
H ~ the newly welded ones was clearly
.H..I hy the large number of handsome /
presents received from home and abroad
a lit Included nearly three hundred.
r oul Mrs. Hughes left on a private
.f FOR Sew York and other Northern
They VIII reside I'm Norfolk.
TyIer-P esssnts.
a beautiful marriage was solemnlzed
Hra Second Baptist church yesterday af-
H.0r. .t $500 o'clock when Rev Dr. w.
" Lmlum pronounced the words that
e Nr Stanley Berry Tyler and Miss
ra I.aasants man and wife
.'r before the appointed hour the
0as sanctuary was crowded to the
With interested spectators. ANXIOUS
.re "a glimpse of the pretty bride
Ha happy groom. as they plighted
r .r1.h no the altar which was dec
'i tastefGuy with palms, and chrys-
.amume thlt made a delicate picture
'h taa soft rays of lamps The
rs w.r. N.ssrs. John Boissoau best
0 Cham pleasants and Dyllwyn Pleas
0rTh.rs of the BRIDE William |
WIS STUART Jones and George Pcgram. /
Irene Peasants (sister Of the BRIDE
'.. maid of honor. She was I'm white I
md carried a large bunch OF violets /
... brides maids were Miss Minnie Pleas
0r Petersburg. and Miss Mary YAM
M They wore gowns Of white accordion |
a orean6ie and carried white chrys-
wlms.
bride. who as an exceedingly hand
Young lady of the brunette type
l1Wued in a beautiful creation Of
100. satin, chiffon trimmings, and car
.r Der hand "a large bouquet Of lilies
valley Nr. Shepherd Webb pre-
4 mt the organ. and rendered, with
ic touch. the wedding march, as the
party entered the church
."er the ceremony Air. and Mrs. Ty-
-.rt on the 7.05 train for an extended
....-1 tour They viii return i'm two
and viii reside I'm this city.
bride is the daughter of Mr.. George
h.ants. Of the well-known firm Of
es D Peasants q son, and is a young
No great personal magnetism She
prominent figure In Rich
o.Iety. and is great favOrite /
.os, Of friends I'm various parts
.s.. ".r U.s. a well-knOwn society man |
.F. and is one Of the most promi-
f. business men ina Richmond.
. Vi the Richmond Ice COmpa-