Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11
SEVERAL RICHMOND WEDDINGS.
An Early Morning and several evening
Narrjage, Here Yesterday.

Miss Nellie Hudgins. Of this city. ana
Mr.. oscar Hudgins. Of Mathews county,
were married at O'Clock yesterday after
noon at Centenary Methodist church in
the presence Of an immense throng OK
friends and acqualntances.
The pulpit was profusely decorated win
ferns. palms, ana pOtted plants, ana the
ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr.
Sledd. The ushers were Messrs. Charics
r Courtney. Floyd V. Archer, W. {.
HUT. and Evan X. Chcsterman, Of Rich
mond. and Thomas Clark and y. i, Gray
Of Farmvillc.
The bride. who is q daughter Of Mr.. i.
u. Uudcins. IS q young lady of rare at
fractions and graduate Of the state
Female Normal School at FarmVlle She
wore IA dress of brown cloth embroidered
in olive and carried Il bouquet Of bridal
roses. Mr.. Shepherd Webb presided at
the organ. Mr.. and Mrs Hudeins lSit
on the o'clock train for the North Ihey
VIII reside IN Mathews, where Mr..
Hudglus is prominently engaged IN mer-
chandizing.
WINSTON-HALEY.
At Park-Place Methodist church at $50
p. ". Miss Patti Marshall Haley,
daughter Of Mr.. IL. Brown Haley was
united in marriage To Mr.. Henry : WIN
Ston.
The church was tastefully decorated.
ana the ceremony was performed by Rev.
Or. YOUNG. the pastor. Mr.. Reginald
walker presiding at the organ.
The bride was attrcd IN a handsome
dress of empress cloth, trimmed with
satin and passementeric, and wore pearl
ornaments. She carried bouquet OK
Madame Tcstout roses.
Tho following gentl men acted as nsh-
ers: Me-srs H. Saunders Carter 'apcIe
Archer. c. w. Montgomery benjamin T.
Ashton. Auhin Bargamin. ana Charles
winston brother Of the groom. The
groom is n well-known young business
man Of Richmond After the ceremony
the couple LETT on 4 northern tour
WRIGHT-POWERs
At the same church. at $50 O'Clock last
night. there was another marriage, tht'
of Miss Iuez q. Powers TO Mr.. /. j.
Wright
REV. DR. H.Ien oGciated, and the ushers
were Mcssrs. John Z. Powers, W J..
Powers. e. ". Thompson. Frank Drink
arl. r.. NJ Powers and \. J. Thompson
The bride. who is a daughter OF MIS-.
Mary T.. Powers. Of No. 10 south Morris
street. was bccomingly attired In dress
Of cream color. The groom Is In the EN-"
ploy OF Mr.. W. /. Drinkard, Jr
HULCHER-TOLkEH.
At s.. Marys German Catholic church
at o'clock yesterday morning, IN the
presence Of large assemblage, Miss
Elizabeth NJ. Tolker became the bride OF
Mr.. Charles J. IIulcher.
The bridal party entered the church as
follows: First the six ushers-Messrs.
Henry Hatke. Allie Tolker. Lewis Hatke
Joseph WittHamp. Frank Hulcher' ana
William Hulcher-and then the best man.
MIR. August Von1erlehr and the maid Of
honor. Miss Annie Tolker followed by
the bride and groom.
The ceremony was solemniZed with
solemn high mass. with Very Rev. Father
\VilIcbald, q. $. r.. celebrant; Father Jul
Inns. O. : r.. OF Unions Ford, Deacon
and Father Gregory, O. 5. H., sub-dea>
con. and Father John. O. S. T.. master
NJ ceremonies The altar was beautifully
decorated with flowers and candles, ana
handsomely draped with white cloth. The
music. under the direction Of Professor
Nuttcr. was very impressive and artistic.
The bride. who is a daughter of Mr.. q.
ToIker and is a handsome brunette, was
sttired in white Duchesse satin en- traine,
trimmed with point lace and orange bios
SONS. with diamond ornaments. Her ven
was drapcd with her engagement ring.
The maid OF honor was also becomingly
dressed in white The groom Is the mail
ing clerk at the Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hulcher left on northern
tOur.