Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
TWO BRIDES AT ONCE.
OTHER RICHMOND MARRIAGES.
A Popular Reporter Takes . Bridc-
Hening. Cottreii Nuptiais-"r
man and Miss forssmann'

NJ thu residence OF Mr.. +. o. kophsons
No b,x north sixth street, yesterday "a
$1,000, a, A O'clock. The parlors' oih-
,r,s-roo,, and Railways were tasteiuhy
decorated in palms ana fcrhs anu We"
and yellow cbrysanthemun's' anu ""''u
these s,and-lamps shed soi' s'o" VI
HIGHT which added materiaiiN 10 "''
loneliness OF the scene
Tho marriages were those OF MISS Ell
~ pohinson 10 Mr.. George 5. sipp'
tho popuiar oar-scrvice agent "a -.
f,osaneake and Ohio railway IN 'h'' '''s'
and Aliss Jessie n. Robinson 10 MI IL
~ uue of New York The brides are
a.. ao,ob,ers OF Mr.. +. o. ROBINSON
1T, clerx I'm the motive-power depart
-, ~ tho Chesapeake and ONO. VINO.
...t,n Ma charming family, moved 10
,,,Nh,oond from Indianapolis anout thres
- ago. they were dressed IN eiesant
80 ~ duchcss brocaGe satin' WIZ.
- and pearl ornaments. anu c"ii'e"
bouquets OF bridal roses ,,.o,o- Streat
~ Dr ] Y. Fair. OF Grace-S'ree.
Presbyterian church. performed 'he 80
,onnies which were witnessed ny Il hIs
concoursc of friends OF the young p.o,ie.
Miss Anna Taylor, OK THIS Guy, ac' 49,, 90
bridesmaid. she wore a handsoi,e Wv"
NJ white China silk and carried PINK e"i
nations and ferns. .,- ~. ,.,.,, md
The flower girls were MlsSes c'i ,,,,,ts
.-,nal ROBINSON and Marguerite W ms
1.',,,raio.olv after the ceremQnies reireSh-
,nnts u,crc served, and when these haa
hocn onioyed the happy couples departed;
w and Mrs. Slpp for ST. Augustine anu
~ a,d Mrs. Wills for Brooklyn, ther
future home. 100000. ,,oro
.n,ong the guests from n distance were
~ ND Mrs. Il. f. Robinson. OF lndlal
nnolIs. MIR. and Mrs. q. IL. Denistoh anu
S,,ss Anna TAYLOR, OF Indianapolis; Mrs'
Sim and Miss Anna Sipp. mother ana SIS
ter OF the groom. and MIR. ana MIS- d. F.
SIpp. all OF Conncllsvilie. lni'
The presents were both numerous AN.
elegant. Mr.. Rudolph Moesta presided al
the organ.
oUINN-GRIFFIN NUPTlALS.
4, 81 Peters Cathedral at 7:i5 O'clock
Yesterday morning Miss Maggie a. Grimm
became the bride Of Mr.. Daniel J' Vulnh'
n popular reporter or the Hlchmoiiu "',''
Rev. Father Ahern oficiated anu ceiS
brated the solemn nuptial mass.
Tho bridal party entered the church IN
tho following order: Arthur NJ. Quinn
and William ONeil. ushcrs, and the bride
and groom. Mr.. NJ. i. Leonard presided
a, the organ and rendered Mendelssohn's
wedding march. $500,
The bride was attired in brown travel
ling suit. o.oo
Mrs. and Mrs. Quinn left on the $50
Chesapeake and Ohio train for Washing
ton and the North.
HENING-COTTRELL WEDDING.
The wedding or Miss Fstelle Wallwork
Cottrell and Mr. James Garland llening,
which took place at Calvary Bap'ist
.hurch yes< rday evening at $50 O'Clock,
MAS witnessed by large congregation
Of friends. 1t was an exceedingly pretty
AFFAIR. as all OF the arrangements were
In perfect harmony. The pulpit was
handsomely decorated with palms, ferns,
md flowers. and illumlned by several
piano lamps with shades Of red.
The ceremony was performed by the
pastor. Rev. II. a. Eagby. assisted by
Rev. B. Cabell Ilening. Of Burlington.
Va, n brother Of the groom.
Miss Eta Cottrell. sister of the bride.
acted as maid Of honor. and Mr.. George
T. Hening. a brother Of the groom Was
the best man. The ushcrs We're Messrs
Walter S Saunders Roanoke; Il. Francis
Green. Lewis Harvic. Clarence Pace. T.
X. Chesterman. and Charles *. Coullins.
The bride. who is qsite pretty, was at
tired in a brown travelling cloth SUIT,
trimmed with black MORE. She carried
white roses. Miss COttrell wore gown
of gray cloth. trimmed with red velvet.
and carried American Beauties.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ing left on the 7:0j train for northern
trip.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DR.. Daniel ]. Coleman and Miss Lenora
tod OF r.1
Heart church at 1890 o'clock yesterday
morning. The ceremony was very i'm
pressive one. Rev. Father j. Il. O'Reilly
celebrated the nuptial mass. and was as
sisted by Rev. Fathers Ahern and hene-
nck. Bishop Van de Nyver and four
other priests occupied seats in the chan
Gel
The bride, handsome and attractive
young lady, Is daughter of Mr.. IL. g.
Torstmann. the west Main-street drug
gist. She wore travelling suit of tur-
quolse-Olue covert cloth. and carried a
bouquet Of lilies of the valley.
The bridal party entered the sanctuary
TO the accompaniment OF Lohengrin's we'd
ding march. rendered by Miss Maggie
Kerse. During the ceremony 20, Promise
Me" was softly played.
Messrs. w. +. Reddy, William ]. Quig-
ley, James Kirk. and Thomas Muldowney
were the ushers.
The groom Is one Of Richmond's most
promising young physicians. He is a
graduate Of the Medical College OF Vir-
ginia. and was for some years associated
with Or. George Ben Johnston.
After the ceremony q reception was
held at the homo OF tho brides parents.
and at noon the couple embarked for a
northern tour.
RANDLETT-PEEK.
AT the home OF the brides parents.
No. 271S east Marshall street. yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. Mr.. George Il.
Randlett. popular young insurance-man
OF Norfolk. and Miss Ida NJ. Peek. a
daughter of Mr.. John Peek. prominent
East-End contractor. were united in mar
rage by Rev. DIR. w. j.. Wright. pastor
OF Leigh-Street Baptist church. The we'd
ding was very pretty one. The bride
who Is an attractive young lady, was
ROBBED in gown OF navy-blue covert cloth
and carried handsome bouquet OF
Madamme Testout roses.
Messrs. w. II. Adams and A.. II. Rand
lett acted as ushers. Immediately upon
the conclusion OF the ceremony the young
couple took the York-River train for a
northern tour. They will make their
home In Norfolk.
CAPTURES AN ORANGE BRIDE.
Mr.. Walter G.. Duke. of this city, ant
Mss Jane A. Henderson. of Orange coun
~. were married at "Huntsmans Rest,
the home OF the brides father. Mr.
Joseph NJ. Henderson. yesterday mornins
at O'Clock. the Rev. l.. A. Cutler
formerly Of Richmond. but now OF Louisa
officiating. Mr.. Samuel Thomson Pun
liam. OF this city. acted as best man
Mr.. Duke is "a member oc the firm o
Ware Il Duke. printers. and has wid'
circle OF friends. His bride is charm
Ing young lady. She is a sister Of Mrs
Willard Wright and Mrs. Herbert w
Ware. both OF this city. After the cere
a lnff Or HALLMARK a fil