The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-05

MANI MARRIAGE rows.
Mr. J. L. hin welded in Kansas city
Other Marriages.

Mr.. J. Ludwig l1ill, OF TINS CITY, WAS
married In Kansas City, Missouri, yes
torday. 10 Miss Clara V. Dearborn, OF
that place.
A .pecial 10 The Times from Kansas
CITY saws: The ceremony took place AT
me residence Of the brides father Rev.
-ohn A. Dearborn, for many years high-
y esteemed minister OF that city. Mr..
Deat born himself OBLIGATED at the cere-
n ony. which rave away his only daughter
The ceremonies were most happily con-
ducte1 in every particular, and nature
seemed 10 put on her prettiest smiles
to enliven the occasion, the day being
the most delightful for months.
The bride Is n young lady Of many at
fractions and accomplishments and she
will he missed by a very large circle OF
devoted friends in this city. MIR. and Mrs.
Hnl viii return to Richmond after an
extensive trip.
spaldiDg-senbright
pretty and sweetly simple wedding
took place at $3.50 o'clock last evening
at the Third Presbyterian church, the
principals In the marriage contract being
Mr.. l.. +. Spaulding. Of Radford. Va,
and Miss Rosa l.. Seabright, Of this city.
Tho church was brilliantly lighted. and
by the time the siiken cord, which mark
ed the seats reserved for the immediate
family Of the couple was Withdrawn. the
balance Of the church was filled with ex-
pectant friends.
Rev. William T. Richardson, D. D.,
officiated in the absence Of DR.. Cannon,
the pastor. The ushers were j. +. Jarrold.
G. 2. Allison, p. +. McGovern. S. a. Neale
and c. J.. Siegle. Immediately after the
ceremony. the happy pair left via the
Norfolk and Western railroad for the
Worlds Fair.
The bride is n native Of Bristol, and
moved 10 this city 4 short time ago.
where she has made many friends. she
Is the sister Of Mr. J. d. Seabright. mana
ger Of Davis Bazaar ON Franklin street.
The groom IS an engineer on the Norfolk
and Western railroad. They will return
10 Radford, their future home.
Johnson--D pickle.
At Leigh-Street Baptist church yester-
day afternoon at ! O'Clock Miss Leila +.
Dickie became the bride or Mr.. Tnomas
=. Johnson. In spite Of the Indictment
weather quite large number OF the
friends OF the contracting parties WIT
messed the ceremony which was very
impressively performed by Rev. W. L.
Wright pastor OF the church. VINO was
assisted by Rev. Dr. Landrum. ihere
were no bridesmaids. The ushers were
Messrs. William Johnson (Dest NAM, Jonr
T. Saunders. Allen @. Collins. Henry IT,
Dickerson. G. Il. PicOt, James T.. west
| Percy Tsliaferro, WOrtley Dlckie.
The bride, who is the attractive daugn-
| ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Il. +. Dickic and the
| granddaughter Of the late Miles Iurpin
was tastefully attired in a handsome DARK
| green travelling suit, which was pecu'
| liarly becoming 10 her style OF beauty, and
| carried in her hand La France roses. Sne
| is very popular among a wide circle OF
l friends IN the East End.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. anc
| Mrs Johnson took the O'Clock train tol
| Chicago ana the worlds Fair. Iney VII
! return via Niagara Fails, and Will reside
| I'm Barton Heights.
The groom is prominent young busl
ness man OF this CITY, and is connected
! with the Gay e. Lorraine Company.
The popularity OF the newly-WeddeC
| couple was attested by the large number
OF handsome presents received.