Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-13

church was tastefui} ofcofateo WI"
evergreens and hot-house plants and the
soft. mellow light OF the colored eahueia-
bra made the scene very pretty one.
The sacred edifce was packed 10 Its ut
most capacity.
HOW THEY ENTERED.
The bridal party entered the church in
the following order: Messrs. p. II. Nal
lory. w G. Walker. and u. o. James by
the left aisle, and Messrs. +. II. Han
cock. A. l.. Carter and W. u. Ball by the
right aisle and crossed In front OF the
chancel. forming on opposite sides 'nere-
OF. They were followed by the brides
maids In like order. Misses Agnes Walker.
Julia Morris. and Marion Ryland going
UP the left aisle. and Misses Bessie Gil.
Ella MAYO. and Nina Cauthorne the right.
Miss Gertrude Weisiger. maid OF honor;
gowned In white silk and Madame Ten
tout roses. followed up the left aisle.
and then came the bride, accompanied
by her uncle. Mr.. Augustine Royal.
They were met al the chancei by the
groom and his best man, Mr.. :. Il. Not
tingham. OF Baltimore.
The bridal party left thS church IN tho
following order: Miss Weisiger ana MI
nottingham. Mr.. Mallory and Mr.. Han
cock. Miss Walker and Miss GIL, MIR.
Walker and Mr.. Carter, Miss Mayo and
Miss Ryland. Mr.. Ball and Colonel James,
Miss Morris and Miss Cauthorne.
The bride was attired I'm a gown or
white crepe de chine. veil. and bridal
roses. The bridesmaids wore white or
candle and satin ribbons and yellow
chrysanthemums.
A HANDSOME RECEPTION.
After the ceremony the bridal party adj
iourned 10 the home OF Mr.. Royal, where
an elegant repast was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Csuthorne left on the
7I5 train for an extended northern trip.
The bride Is a daughter of the late
DIR. Philip s. Hancock and a niece OF
Mrs. Augustine Royal. of Manchester,
and Is as charming in manner as she Is
lovable in character.
Mr. Cauthorne IL from Baltimore. ana
is a travelling salesman for X. VI. sutton
q Co, Of the Monumental city lie "
very popular In business and social cir
cles both In his native city and "on the
road" and has a host OF friends VINO Wish
him and his bride a most happy lie
Among those who came here TO attend
the wedding were Mr.. X. a. Cauthorne
father Of the groom: Mr. and Mrs. X.
c. Phillips. and Mr.. and Mrs. X. Ii.
Bagby. Of Tappahannock. Mrs. Phillips
Is a sister Of Mr.. CauthOrne.
The bri6,s veil was fastened with an
antique A.lver ornament. worn by her
grandmother. and by her presented to
Miss Hancock.
Personal AND BRIEF MENTION.
The ladies who had charge of the en-
tertainment last week at Leader Hall for
the benefit OF Central Methodist church
cleared Sl22.S0
Samuel Harris was fined $3.50 and costs
I'm the Mayors Court yesterday morning
for being drunk and dsorderly on the
street.
The fifemen's supper last night was
an elegant affair. and the committee
i'm charge did all in their power TO mako
the occasion one of the most enjoyable
in the history of the Fire Department.
Mrs. Harry White, OF Camden, y. j.,
is visiting her parents. Mr., and Mrs.
Enoch McCabe. in Swansbcro'
Mrs. Charles F. Moore is quite sick al
her residence. No. 12l7 cambridge
street.
Mr.. Charles Ashby has returned TO this
city after a visit of several days TO Dun
lop's I'm Chesterfield county.
Mr.. and Mrs II. T. Iiarnish left yes
terday morning for visit to New York.
Abner Baker, the old negro confined in
the jail for stealing brass. is insane, AMI
commission of lunacy Will be summoned
to sit on his case.
Mr. Charles J.. Marks, of Lynchburg,
and Miss Bessie King, of this city, were
married last night at the home of the
bride. No. 1926 McDonough street. Rev.
w. G. Walden performed the ceremony.
and the young people left at once for
Lynchburg. their future home
The police yesterday morning reported
eight OF the electric street-lamps as
having failed to burn the previous night
| Mr.. William II. Kennon, of Powhatan,
was in the city yesterday.
! Mr.. H. H. Walden is detained at home
/ in consequence Of II severe attack oi
la grippe.
The Chesterfield County Court Is still
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