The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-20

AZ EARIr MORNING WEDDING.
Miss Maud Campbell the wife of DR. r..
y. SwindeIi.


y. swindell.
A very pretty home wedding took place
az the residence Of the brides parents, No.
4 south Beech street. yesterday morning
at Sl5 o'clock. when Miss Maud Campbell
became the wife OF DR.. IL. T. SWindell.
OF Elizabeth City. n. C.
The parlOrs We're tastefully decorated
with palms and a variety OF cut flowers,
and the ceremony was very impreSsively
performed by Rev. Dr. Landrum en- the
presence Of the immediate relatives and
friends Of the bridal couple. The ushers
were Messrs Harry l.. Campbell and
Louis Campbell, brothers Of the bride. who
wore a becoming travelling suit of green
and brown material trimmed with gold
rassamenterie She carried I'm her hand
a large bunch of La France roses.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Swindell took the 8 o'clock train for
Elizabeth CITY, n. c., the home Of the
groom. who is a popular young dentist
i'm that city.
The bride is an attractive young lady.
and Is the daughter OF Mr.. r.. j.. Campbell,
"a well-knOwn lumber inspector Of this
city.
Jones-Owens.
A very large audience Of interested
spectators assembled az Bainbridge-street
Baptist church. In Manchester last even
ing at S45 O'Clock. 90 witness the marriage
Of Mr. j.. Waverly Jones and Miss Hattie
B owens. daughter of the late r. r.
Owens. and sister of Mr. W. o. owens.
of the Richmond State. The ushers We're
Nessrs Henry H. Harris (best mani. A.
r. Snellings. N. NOrvell Anderson. Willie
Sue.lngs and Gratz Dunkum. Miss Effie
Ovens, the maid of honor, wore a hand
some white evening gown, and carried I'm
Der hand a bouquet Of white chrvsan-
tlemums and smilaX. Mr.. Augustus Car
Der was al The organ. and rendered the
wedding march very prettily, and Rev.
j. r. Thornhin. pastor Of the church.
pronounced the words which made the
couple man and wife The bride was at
tired in travelling suit OF brown mate
ral and carried bride roses and maiden
halr-fcrus. After the ceremony MIR. and
Mrs. Jones took the 10 O'Clock train for
the Worlds Fair.
The bride is a lady Of many personal
attractions, and is universally popular in
Che city across the James
Nr Jones is well-known and highly
esteemed gentleman of Manchester. where
DE- .s connected with the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company. The newly
welded couple were the recipients Of
large number of handsome presents.
Chumberini -Tay or.
The Presbyterian church in Manchester
was the scene of q very pretty wedding
Yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock when
Kiss Annie v. Taylor one of Manches-
Or beautiful young ladies. became the
le of Mr. Charles Chamberlain, Of
Washington. ID. G..
quite large assemblage OF the rel
ai'ts and friends of the young couple
Witnessed the ceremony, which was per-
med by Rev. Dir. Van Houten. pastor
OF Ne church. The ushers We're Nessrs
Iatum (besi mani. La Fayette Du-
PA. Christopher McEae. Henry Braudis.
t4Ir DuNal. ana Eddie Lundin. OF
-uoad. The bride. who SIS an eX-
Ie'y handsome brunette. was attircd
travelling suit OF dark material, and
1 n her hand a large bunch Of
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
ain ieft Tor Washington, where
Hl reside.
, .de is young lady Of many per-
attractions. and has a large circle
...las I'm this city. who VIII greatly
.f from their midst
V ,Hambeflain IS connected with the
parment in Washington. and
very popular gentleman.