Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
a Pretty MaoaIAGE.
Mr.. Harry l. Denooa ard Miss Jean
Gibson.

mr. Harry l. Denooa ard Miss Jean
Gibson.
very pretty morning wedding took
pace yesterday at II o'clock at the Church
OF the Covenant. when Miss Jean Gibson
became the bride of Mr. Harry l.. Denoon.
The handsome little edifce was crowded
TO its utmost capacity. The pulpit was
tastetully decorated with ferns and ever
greens and presented most attractive APP
TOR, officiated, and Mr.. G. L. Denoon,
brother Of the groom. acted az best man.
The ushers were Messrs. +. Nj. Crutchfeld,
James Q. Hsrwood. L. Upper. Jr., 4. q.
Denoop. ana I'd. Newman.
The bride, who has graceful figure and
very sweet face. was becomingly attired
In q well-fitting travelling suit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denoon left on the noon
train of the Richmond. fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad for northern trip.
Before their return home they will visit
the Worlds Fair.
The groom, who Is well known and high
~ esteemed IN business circles, IS the
junior member of the firm of Denoon.
upper d Co. His bride is the daughter
of the late John b. Gibson.
Jobnson--AIayo.
One Of the mos. fashionable and largely
attended weddings that has taken place
in WestmOreland county for many years
come OF at Copel Chapel, at S O'clock
Monday evening. the parties TO which
We're Mr. Thomas j. Johnson, of Balti-
more. and Miss Charlotte 3. Mayo, the
Rev. G. j. s. Mayo. cousin Of the bride,
officiating. The church. says the Balti-
more Sun, was handsomely decorated for
the occasion. The bridesmaids were Nina
Dashiell. of Richmond. Freddy Murphy,
Gawina Murphy, lmOgen Tayioe, Sarah
Lee Brown and Helen Zimmerman. The
Ycharo Johnson Rphgrt Mmr-
ply. II. G. Mayo. Wat. II. Mayo. r. c.
Griffith. G. r. Brown and W. n. Clay
brook. a brilliant reception followed at
Auburn" the residence OF the brides
father. Colonel Robert NJ. Mayo. For sew
eral days relatives and invited guests
had been arriving, and the hospitality Of
a number OF neghbors was called into
requisition 10 accommodate the visitors.
which included many from Baltimore and
Washington. Mrs. John Mason Lee, OF
Stafford county, chaperoned a party con-
sisting OF Mrs. Lees daughters, Misses
Mamie and Wallie Lee. the Misses Bank
head. Aloncure and Meredith, of Stafford,
Miss May and Alicia OToole, Of Washing
ton and Miss May Wallace, OF Fred
ericksburg. Va. The proverbial old Nir-
glna hospitality prevailed, ana the oc,
CASTOR will long be pleasantly remembered
by those who had the good fortune
TO participate The groom Is member
Of the, wholesale firm of Johnson, ONO
hundro Il Co, Baltimore, and son OF
the late IhOmaS w. Johnson, VI Tue III IA
of Johnson. Sutton & Co. The bride is
the only daughter Of Robert NJ; Mayo,
late colonel of the Forty-Seventh Regi-
ment Virginia Infantry, Confederate
STATES army. and some years ago member
of Congress from the WestmOreland dis
trict. Colonel Mayo Is a descendant OF
Colonel William Mayo. King sur">yor,
who with Irwin, ran the boundary line be
tween Virginia and North Carolina IN
1870 and who also laid out the cities OF
Richmond and Petersburg. His mother
was Emily Campbell, granddaughter OF
Roy Archibald Campbell, an uncle CT
Thomas Campbell, the poet
Naiter-Robertsons
Miss L. virgie. the accomplished and
beautiful daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. q. Z;
Walter. 9l5 east Leigh street, was united
in marriage to Mr.. l.. L. Robertson at the
residence of the brides parents at o;5O
last evening. The bride was Hastily at
tired in suit Of white silk and carried
beautiful bridal bouquet. Rev. Dr. W. V.
Tudor officlated. Miss Jennie Otey tho
maid of honor, was alfred in blue en-
nJre gown. MIR. w. p. Wood acted as best
man. The newly. welded couple lett on
- IN u NJ train for CHICAGO.