Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-13
ADAY OF WEDDINGS.
MISS epPs MARRIED TO A MEMBER or
THE DISPATCH STAFF.
The rarrar- Faulkner Nupuals In Hsnovsr'
The samueI-Coghili and the King
Hiu Marriages Yesterday.

Mr.. Clarence T. Boykin and Miss Sallie
Cullen Epps were married yesterday NJ
noon. The ceremony was performed Va
the parlors Of the Atlantic-Coast lane
Hotel at Weldon. N. c.. by Rev. i. N.
stainback In the presence OF small
company OF Richmond friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boykin returned to Rich
mond last evening on the 63 o'clock
train. They were met at the depot by
the brides father, Captain w. j. Epps.
and taken 10 his home. No. 200 east Main
street where. during the evening they
were called upon by a great number OF
friends. who rendered their congratula-
lions and best wishes.
Mr.. Boykin Is popular young man.
and has been a valued member OF the
local stan OF the Dispatch for n year
or more. He Is a brother OF Colonel IL.
NJ. Boykin. and has hosts OF friends In
Atlanta, Baltimore. and Washington
where he was formerly engaged In bust
ness. His bride Is the only daughter OF
Captain and Mrs. w. J. Epps, and is an
exceedingly handsome young lady. She
has wide circle of friends here. and
has received marked attention in other
cities where she has visited friends.
MISS FAULKNER WEBS MR.. FARRAR
There was simple yet very pretty we'd
ding al Walnut Grove Baptist church. In
Hanover county. at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Miss Annie Maude Faulkner,
daughter OF MIR. $. @. Faulkner. OF that
county. was the bride. and Mr.. James
Blair Farrar, book-keeper for the Powers
Taylor Drug Company. Of this city was
the groom. The quaint little country edi-
fee was tastefully decorated with palms.
ferns. and chrysanthemums. ana the ser
vices were conducted by Rev. DR.. {. III.
Ryland. The audience filed the church.
and was one Of the most fashionable ever
assembled within SIS sacred walls.
The bride was dressed In an exquisite
suit of blue broadcloth. and carried a
huge bouquet Of Madam Testout roses.
Her bridesmaid. Miss Maggie Prosser.
wore a bewitching gown of white organ
die with white satin trimmings
Mr. a. Smith Martin, OF this city. acted
as best man. while the ushers were
Messrs. a. T. and Il. T. Faulkner. OF
Hanover, and Minetree Folkes. OF Rich
mond.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Farrar left for this city. and
upon arriving here went TO the residence
Of Mrs. Mary +. Smith, corner OF Eighth
and Leigh streets, which will be their fu-
ture home. During the evening they were
called upon by N number of friends. who
showered congratulations upon them. The
presents received by the young couple
were numerous and beautiful, and attest
cd the popularity OF both the bride and
the groom. Probably the handsomest re-
membrane was that sent by the Powers
Taylor Drug Company, with which con-
Germ Mr.. Farrar has been connected for
a number of years.
COGHILL-SAMUEL NUPTIALS.
At G:l5 o'clock last evening Miss Camm
Hill Samuel became the bride OF Mr.
Charles w. Coghill. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR. Landrum In the
parors Of the home Of the brides pa
rents, on north Fourth street. The house
was tastefully decorated with profusion
OF graceful palms and shaded lamps. The
happy couple left on the 7:05 northern
train. so as to be in Bowling Green, Va,
the former home of the groom, in time
for an elegant reception which was ter
dered them by the parents of the groom
The presents were numerous and hand
some. Mr. and Mrs. Coghill will make
their future home on the North Side.
HILLI-KlNG.
Mr. r. C. Ill., Jr., of King William
county, and Mrs. Irene II. King were
married yesterday afternoon at the home
Of the bride. No. 26l7 east Grace street
the Rev Jabez Hall officiating. 1mmedi-
ately after the ceremony the newly-wed-
ded ones left for their future home, in
King William. where a reception was ten
dered them last night.