Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
VIGILANCE OF CUPID.
MANY COUPLES ENSNARED BY THE
GENTLE MESSENGER.
Hobbs and Miss Minor-Miss Richie
Marries Mr. stilie-Other Events.


sito taste. both in arrangement and ais
play.
Rev. DR.. W. V. Tudor officiated and Mr..
Richard s. Storrs, Of Orange. n. j., acted
as best man. The maid of honor was Miss
AIMS Howard. The following were the
usbers Messrs. Lucius +. Robinson. OF
Hartford. Conn. John McHeDry, OF Bat
timore. Nd. Jackson Wallace. of New
York city; Frank W. and Robert B. Minor
(brothers of the bride). John Chambiin.
Farley Cooke, and DR.. George Lumsden,
United States Navy.
Professor Jacob Reinhardt presided
ut the organ. The bride, who en-
tered the church with her maid of honor,
was COwned IN cream satin duchessc.
trimmed with antique point lace. Her vel
OF white tulie was fastened by an ez-
quisite diamond crescent, the gift OF the
groom.
Miss Howard was dressed in white silk
orgaudie, trimmed with white satin rib
bon.
Mrs. Minor, the mother Of the BRIDE.
was attired in pale. sllver-gray brocade
satin with diamond ornaments, while Mrs.
Edward H. Hobbs, the mother OF the
groom. was robed in O gown OF pale-green
brOcade satin duchess, with. pearl orna-
mcnts.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobbs left last night on
the l0i5 train of the Chesapeake and ONO
railway for an extended western tour.
They will visit Manitou and San Francis-
co, returning East IN time to attend the
Worlds Fair. The newly-wedded couple
will reside III New York.
The groom is a well-known young law
yer Of New York and was recently candi-
date for Congress IN his district. MS
BRIDE, who IA the only daughter OF Mr..
H. q Minor "a henTlfltlll ana
attractive young lady. She IS exceedingly
popular.
Riche-stiIie Wedding.
A very pretty wedding occurred at st.
Johns German Evangelical church at y
o'clock last night. The bride was Miss
Mathllde Richie and the groom MIR. Au.
gu,te II. Stillc. Rev. Paul l.. Menzel
performed the ceremony IN very I'M
pressiye style, and very large A.
sembage witnessed the nuptlals. 1he
bride was dressed IN handsome
taD-colored travelling suit, and her
maid Of honor, Miss Carrie Frlck. wore a
dress of blue. trimmed with lace and NIB
bons of the same hue. The ushers were
Mr.. TheO. MOekcr (best NAM and Messrs.
Theo. Frommer. John J.. Morris, Henry
Ebel, Henry Grmmel, nnd John /. Ander-
son. Jr. Little Hannah Frick and Cathe-
Tine Frlck. dressed IN pure white. acteu as
tloVer-girls.
The couple left on tho 1915 train on nm
extended rour through the West. Upon
their return q reception viii be rendered
them and their friends at the homo OF the
BRIDES aunt. Mrs. Frommer.
The BRIDE Is o very pretty young lady.
She is the niece and adopted daughter OF
Mrs. n. NJ. frommer.
Tho groom i "a well known German cItl-
zen, who has for MANY years been con
nected with the firm of Christian White.
Miss ChalkIey Weds Mr.. Epps.
Mr.. CecilL. Epps and Miss Eva Chalkley,
both Of this city, were united IN marriage
at the residence of the brides mother, NO.
wes. Cary street, yesterday morning az
o'clock. The parlOrs were prettlIy deco
rated with mGrguerites and palms.
The wedding was very pretty analr.
and only tho most intimate friends and
relatives were present. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. W. w. Landrun,
and Messrs. f. 4. Chalkley (brOther OF the
brIdol and Hunter Laughton were the at
The newly-wedded pair left on the 7;iJ
A. NJ. train for northern trip.
The groom, who was Tor many wears a
popular member Of tho Richmond How
itzers. i a trusted atacte of the Richmond
Iocomotiye-W Works. His bride IS the
daughter of the late Thaddeus A. Chalkley
and Is Young lady of many accomplish
pents. She possesses decided talent ior
music and Is an artist OF unusual ability.
Married ut Glen Allen.
The pretty little Baptist church at Glen
Allen. Henrico county, was the scene OF a
very happv wedding Yesterday afternoon
M 7 o'clock. when Miss Myrtle Iallaterro
Eecame the bride of Mr. IIarvie ID. God
din. The edlfce was crowded with friends
of the couple, and large number Of Rich
monders were IN attendance. lhe cere'
monv was performed by the pastor, Ir.
John Pollard, and the following gentle
men acted rs ushers: Messrs. William H.
Christian best man, Empie sheppard
,Iobn q Winston, Arthur W. Goddln. VII.
liam 1aliaforro, A. II. Sands, and Dr. NJ.
ID. HOge. Jr. -, g,
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. God
din left on the 7:20 tram OF the Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac railroad foI
northern trip.
The groom. who is brother of Messrs
Charles W. and John L. Goddin. OF tins
civ, is a prosperous fPrmer OF Hanover
county. and his bride Is daughter OF Mr.
Thomas j. lallaierro.
Authorization
Mr.. Richard VI. Anderson and Miss Mary
Wilson were married yesterday AZ noon AT
Seventh. Street Christian church III the
presence Of large congregation OF
friends. The ceremony was performed oV
Rev. JabeZ Hall. and the following gentle
men acted "a ushers Messrs. W. VI. An
derson best mani, George n. Wilson. Jr.
+. n. Newman. &. A. ZIncke, Ii. j. Shep-
person. I. J. Seville. j.. Ii. Splcer, and D.
&. Anderson.
After the marriage the couple left on the
l2:40 train for North Carolina.
The bride is q daughter Of Mr. George
n. Wilson.
Welded at "Sunnyside."
rCorrespondeucc OF the Richmond Di5patch.l
ScorrsyILLR. June IA beautiful we'd
ding took place at Sunnyside," tho beau
tiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. James \,
Brown. at Hatton. Their accomplished
daughter and only child, Miss Cora ].
Brown. was united in marriage TO MIR. T.
A. Kaine. of Lynchburg. Miss Ella An
derson. rendered Lohengrin's wedding
march in superb style while the weddlal
party entered. The ceremony was lmpres
slyely performed by Rev. DR.. fei1x, OF
Lvnchburg. After the usual greetings anc
n brief preparation and leave-taklng tue
happy pair boarded the west-bound tran
on tour to the Worlds FAIR at Chicago
and to other places of interest West anc
North. The wedding presents were hume
,,,,. costly apd hgauflful