The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16

over hundred and were varied ana val
liable. 80,
The bride is the daughter Of the iate
Major T. j. Noble and sister OF MI -, w.
Noble "A tObacconist Of LouisVlle' N.Y.
and T. j. Noble Jr.. manager OF the ie"i
GU sn..i. - ~ the p III. Mayo Tobacco
Company She Is a young iady OF ii"n ,g.
charms OF mind and person anu very
ponuiar with a host Of friends.
.pbo Groom Is assistant book-keeper LOT
49,. a., ~ Is A. Saunders & Son, ana
e. bigbIv esteemed BY all who know hin'
Dusch-Amis-.
special to-day TO this paper from
| Norfolk says. ,,,.... 800 a.
this city for ten years took place AT the
Cymberland-Street Methodist church this
evening when Mr.. Walter f. busch,
continent Young merchant, and Miss
| Mary a. Amiss. daughter Of the Rev. J.
/ u Amiss were married. There were
| ten ushers and eighteen attendants. The
/ church was beautifully decorated. The
! ceremony was performed by the brides
father, assisted by Or. w. G.. Starr and
Rev NJ. n Simpson. The groom re-
ceived "A check for 5000. and a deed for
q brick house, as a present from his
father. He is the only child and will
receive later about 100000
A Home Wedding.
At $3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr..
Robert II. Walton and Miss lola c. Trice
were married at the residence OF the
brides parents. No. $50 north Twenty
eighth street the Rev. w. l.. Wright. Of
the Leigh-Street Baptist church, oficiat-
ing The bride was clad in a dark-green
travelling suit with hat 10 match. she
carried I'm her hand flowers. After the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Walton took the
4 O'Clock train from the Union depot for
a northern tour.
The bride is the attractive daughter
81 Mr.. Robert ". Trice one Of the Flee
trio Company's most efficient motormen.
Mr.. Walton is a popular young carpen-
ter of this city.
PanIJey-Lewis.
a special from our Charlottesville cor
respondent to-day SAYS Mr. Christopher
Lee Pankey. of LyEchburg, and Miss
Ethel Lewis Wallace, Of this city, were
united I'm marriage at u o'clock to-day at
the Baptist church I'm this city, I'm the
presence OF a large assembly of friends.
The Rev. DR.. John b. Turpin ofhciated.
CraichiiI-Hut.cr
The LyncEburg correspondent to-day
telegraphs:
The marriage Of Captain Robert Z.
Craighnl. OF the Virginia Zouaves,
and Miss Mamie Hutter took place
at ST. Paul's Episcopal church
universal popularity Of the young
couple attracted an immense crowd, and
there was not standing room in the build
ing when the wedding march announced
the approach Of the bridal party.
The church was beautifully decorated
and illuminated by burning candles. -Four
little girls Misses Edna Hutter Eliza
beth Lewis. Matte Craighll and Mary
Christian, each bearing hugh bouquets
Of white chrysanthemums, entered and
removed the ribbons. They were followed
by the ushers through the separate aisles
of the church. These were Messrs. |
Herbert Old of the University Of Virginia;
+. ID. johnson. Jr; James Wexford;
Sidney Stratheri Lewis Brook George |
Hutter; Dudley Holt; Robert Kinnier; II.
Il. Council; n. Davis Christian; r. r.
Hutter; e. h. Gilbert; John p. Ford;
John A. Davis, BoOthroyd Taylor and
Paul c. Edmunds. Jr.
The bride, preceded by her sister and !
maid Of honor, Miss Halle Hutter came /
i'm on the arm Of her father, Major +. $. /
Hutter. She was met at the end OF the |
aisle by the groom, who entered from the /
side with his brother. Mr. h. A. Craighin, |
Jr, who acted best man. The party then /
arranged themselves around the altar and /
Rev n. NJ. Carson. the rector performed /
the ceremony of the Episcopal church. /
The ceremony over. the bride and groom
held an imprOmptu reception in the base
ment of the church, where they received !
the congratulations of many Of their
friends Later i'm the afternoon the newly
welded couple took the Richmond and
DanVille train for a northern tour
The groom is one of the most popular
of our young gentlemen, and his con-
nectiOn with the Zouaves has brought
him before the public, and his fine career
as volunteer military officer has made !
him known throughout the State. The
bride has long been one Of Lynchburg's
most popular and beautiful daughters,
and they have the hearty good wishes
Of scores of friends. The marriage was
the romantic result of a cour,ship which
began during the rehearsals for the war
play, Virginia" last winter, I'm which
the newly welded pair had companion
parts.
on next Wednesday Captain Thomas
Ingram. of Fitz. Lee Cavalry Troop, viii
marry Miss Lizzie Hardy, at the First
Presbyterian church.
Law-Courts.
The Reidsvllle, n. c., correspondent
,eiegraphs to-day:
There was quiet wedding last night
20 the residence Of DR.. w. j. Courts
Miss Blanche Courts TO MIR. Tom Law.
" dd.nSs in Page.
A special from our Luray correspondent
O-day says:
Dr. fl. r. Mckay. a prominent druggist
II this place. was married 20 Miss Mamie
wager. eldest daughter OF Colonel w. O.
wager. treasurer Of this county at the
.esidence OF the brides parents near
.uray. this afternoon at o'clock, by
Rev. J. n. Miller ID. d. The bride is one
IF Lurays most charming young ladies'
Another home wedding will take place
IN tomorrow evening at the beautiful
lome of the bride. "The Locusts," near
,artnsWle, i'm this county, the parties
icing Mr.. L. l.. Brubaker and Miss Mamie
3iedler the daughter Of the late Martin
5iedler The ceremony viii be performed
by Elder r. II. Burnam.
The famous Luray Cavern and the site
IF the Luray Inn is advertised for sale
December DIST
An Evening With Dickens.