The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
MORE NOVEMBER BRIDES
YESTERDAY WAS A BUSY DAY 70"
THE SLY LITTLE LOVE SoD'
~, o,,nn and Mis-. Gdfnn-Dr' o"i'"""
and Misc Forst,nsnn-Af re'"
v.dd,ps-other supiisl k''A"'

united In MARRIAGE ~ - 4, ,.,ock
drai yesterday morning AZ 10 ,ne church
The bridal party en'e''u
in the following offaaer Quinn and William
o;~nn Mo acted as ushers, ,.at 49, 8
bride and groom follo~,te,es rendered by
NJ N H. Leonard. who pie9''
k KEW, Father Ahern ofiicia,e,d rs stspd '
solemn nuptual mass was - ,hc Chesa-
Mir. and Mrs. QUINN iei' IN o'clock for
peAke and ONO uaih "'
Mr. Quinn Is n member ol Sror and
Of directors OF the klciiuo"ur rial stan
mas pen r,ao"r was started. he - -, a. a.,
erceiIent newspaper man. anu ssaternitv
high esteem by the nte~sp"P" uite popular
~ Richmond His bride ls Yu''V
among a wide circle OF Tie"p''
COLEMAN -FoRsTMANN.
Co., ttoar, church was the scene y,
rot,s SEEDING yesterday Hl1 mo, "i tierst
"a r. csciock when Miss lchoi@ - torst-
mann, th' ue1iI'Fnown West-End druggist
NAM, -" tbe wife Of Dr. Daniel d. 'o''
man. $3.50, ..o-,, entered the church
,nhengrin's Wedding March was ,ea
,ld en- Inc organ by Miss Maggie hs,s ~
Ic, Father !. -. OReilly peI!0Ii M ~ ~
|r.,oonv assisted by Rev Father Rene
0ek ef Alexandra; ana NV
abcrn Of the Cathedral. ....iat
Are' ~, odisfcly after the ceremony nuptiai
Iiii". 80 Celebrated by Rev rather
oKe.l11 in the sanctuary were Right
-, ptsb0p Van de Nyver, very htN,
Tstbcr Friol. Rev. Father NaISh anu
Rev Father Carne .,...u.. aooora+ed
with palms. flowers and myriads OF llsh'-
"A candles for the occasion. 81.
mo bride wore blue-gIay covert CIVln
,rev.lUpg suit and carried Deauulul
borquct Of lilies Of the valley a.,
rne ushers were: Messrs. W. Reddy;
william J. Quigley. James klrK ana
Thomas Muldowney. .,.,..
The groom Is a wei-kho"h PhSSiO'""
Dr. and Mrs. Coleman left on the Y
o'clock train for a northern tour.
RANDLETT-PEEK.
Miss Ida May Peek and Mr.. George -
Randlett, OF Norfolk, were married yes
terday afternoon at 4 o'clock by the
Rev. w. l.. Wright Of the Lelgh- - ,sI
Baptist church. at the residence or M
brides parents. No. ZllS east Marshall
street only the family and immediate
friends were present. The bride was be
comingly gowned IN blue travelling
suit. and carried Madame Testout roses
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. RAND
lett left for Norfolk where in the future
they will reside. The groom was formerly
OF this city, but is now engaged in The
insurance business I'm Norfolk.
FAIRL.NB-KRoUsT.
The marriage Of Mr. Samuel T.. Fair
lamb and Miss Minnie Maud KrOusc wai
solomnized at the home Of the bride
parents, Mr.. and Mn. Andrew krouse
No. IL west Marshall street, Tuesday ar
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock. the ceremony be
INK performed by Rev. Dr.. Sledd and Kew
AIr. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Fairlamb took the Oh
Dominion steamer at O'Clock for Ne'
York.
HTNING- coTTRFII
calvary BAPTIST church was the scene {
pretty wedding yesterday evening, whc
Mr.. James Garland Hening was marie
TO Miss Estelle Walworth Cottrel by N
Rev. Cabell Hening brother Of Oh
groom. assisted by Rev. II. A. Bagb
pastor Of the church.
The ceremony was set for 6.l5 OclOcl
and long before that time the prett
little edince was crowded with a lars
and fashionable audience. The altar va
covered with profusion of ferns,
which were embowered number OF rec
shaded lamps. The effect was pretty
the extreme. At the appointed hour u
bride entered the church, accompanlt
by her sister Miss Eta Cottren.
maid Of honor. The bride was handsoH,
ly gowned I'm a brown travelling SUI
with hat 10 match. and carried WIN
roses. Her sister wore grey cloth SUI
with hat TO match and carried bun'
Of American beauties. They were pr
ccded up the aisle 10y the ushers, vi
were Messrs. Walter $. Saunders, Ga
erce S Pace. Lewis T.. Ilarvie. Charl'
*. Coulling. T.. II. Chesterman and
+. Greene. At the altar the bride w
met hy the groom and his best man, NJ
George Hening The wedding march Va
PLAYED by Mr.. Roy Pace. AFTER the cei'
mony Mr. and Mrs. llenihs let lot q
extended northern tour.
The groom rs a rising young bus'h
man. and holds the position OF ger err
manager i'm the agricultural lmplemei
house OF Charles T.. Hunter co.
10 daughter T..
iamm Cottrell. and is a young lady
ran. attachments and many aUIact'
traces. Mr. and Mrs. iening viii resi'
i'm Richmond IN tho future
SIP RoBINsoN.
The residence OF Mr.. +. O. Robinso
No IA north sixth street was the seer
of a beautiful ceremony yesterday
teruoon. 1t was double wedding, an
Miss Emma G.. Robinson married Al
george y. Spp. while her SISTER, Ml
Jessie Is. Robinson, was uhlted III We
lock TO Mr. henry c. Wins. n,,.
The entire lower moor of the buildlf
was very tasteiully decorated WIN IA
dollhouse plants and chrysahiheihuihS
various colOrs. that filed every nook an
corner Little Misses Carrie ana ~
Robinson. Margaret Willis and Ada Rlcl
ardson. all dressed in white emma slI
acted as flower girls. ana MISS Anna d.
Tor. of Indianapolis. was maid OF nohor'
Under the strains OF MendelsSonll
Wedding March. which was rendered
artistic manner by MI. RuuolPh w
esta. the two bridal couples entered II
front parlOr, where Rev. l)r James
Fair performed the double ceremOh
which was simple but very impresslN
and was witnessed by number OF II
terested friends.
Miss Emma c. Robinson wore a viii
brocade silk dress. with opal and pea
trimmings. and her sister Miss Jessie
Robinson a white Duchess brOcade sil
dress. with opal and pearl trmmins
Both brides carried bouquets of Bride
Miss Anna Taylor. the maid of homo
wore a white China silk dress and pin
carr ations.
Al the close of the ceremony a receI
ton was held. during which the two COZ
pies received the congratulations of the
numerous friefds. \ collation. was serve
hv MOesta. Mi. and Mrs. Sipp lett shOr
ly after o'clock on an extended sOutheI
tour. during which they viii visit 5;
Vannah, ChaTleston and ST Augustine
Tarv viii bc at home for their frien,
at No. 80 north Eighth street after ID
cember 18th
Mir. and Mrs Willis left about the san
time on "A northern tour TO visit Yves
ington, Baltimore, Phileielphi9 and Ne
Brooklyn. y. y. Air. Willis is in cnar
OF the electrical wire department Of q
New York agency of Washburn x Moer
Manufacturing Company, OF Worcest'
Mass.
MIR. Sipp is superintendent OF the c
service department Of the Chesapeake al
Ohio Railway Company I'm this city.
The presents of both couples were We
numerous and beautiful. Among the gil
received by Mr. and Mrs. Snip was
handsome family Bible from the moth
OF the bride, a valuable set OF silv
knives. forks and spoons from employ
OF the western division Of the Chesapea
and Ohio railway. and a tray OF han