Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-22
4 MINISTER'S BRIDE.
MISS lily WARREN WEEDS REV. JOSIAH
ELLIS, or coR0oNsvILlE.
The Csrsmony 1t Grace church Follewst
By Luncheon ~ the Brides Fsshsrs-
Other Nupsiai Events

The marriage OF Rev. Josiah r. Ellis
and Miss Lily Archer Warren took place
at Grace Episcopal church yesterday at
noon. The ceremony was performed I'M
pressively by Bishop whittle. assisted by
Rev. IAndon II. Mason, rector or the
church.
The groom entered by the vestry. ac-
companled by his brother. DR.. Thomas
Ellis. OF West Virginia, as best man.
The ushers walked up the aisle by threes--
Rev. Messrs. Frank Ribble. z. s. Farland,
and f. L. Cowiing; .Messrs. George w.
Warren. William N. Fisher. and DR..
James Ellis. The bride followed. accom-
panied by her sister. Miss Margaret
Fisher Warren. as maid OF honor. She
was becomingly attired In handsome
brown-cloth costume, finished In fur and
jet. with hat to match, and carried q
bouquet OF lovely pink roses.
The maid Of honor wore a stylish
gown of dark-green cloth, with green
velvet and cerise finish, handsome hat,
and bouquet OF pink chrysanthemums.
LUNCH AFTER THE CEREMONY.
A select audience filled the church,
and a small company assembled after
ward at the home OF the brides father
to delightful collation.. Only the imme-
date families and q few intimate friends
were present. The table and house were
beautifully adorned with pink and white
chrysanthemums. ferns. palms, lamps,
and candles. The luncheon included
oysters and salads. coffee and chocolate,
and beautiful brides cake, which was
cut with due ceremony.
Among those invited to be present
were Bishop Whittle. Rev. L. II. Mason,
Mrs. Mason. Mrs George Warren, Mr.. G..
warren, Jr., Miss Perkins, Misses
Deaton. Miss Maggie Tucker. Misses
Fannie and Eta Munford. Miss Talbot,
Miss Fisher. Miss Thompson, Miss Ellis.
MIR. and Mrs. Acors Gum, Miss Car
michael. Of Fredericksburg; Mrs. J. ID.
La Mothe, OF Loudoun county. and Misses
warren, the ushers, and members OF the
family.
The bride is handsome brunette, the
daughter OF Mr.. Edward j. Warren. City
Auditor, and has many friends. and
the groom is pastor OF the Episcopal
churches at Gordonsville and Louisa
courthouse, and has his home at the
former place.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis took the western
train At O'clock for q bridal tour OF q
week or ten days.
THE WHITE-SHERWOOD NUPTIAIS
At the home Of the bride, No. 7Ol ~
north Ninth street, yesterday afternoon.
MISS Laura V. Sherwood was married 10
Mr.. William j. White. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Dr. II. n. Sledd Of
Centenary Methodist Episcopal church, in
the parlors. which had been profuseIy
ana beautifully decorated with palms and
white chrysanthemums. Mr. Allen White,
prother or the groom, acted as best
man. and Mr.. A. G.. Rogers was the
usher
The bride was attired in a. gown Of
fawn-colored covert cloth. with brown
and steel velvet trimming, wore hat and
gloves 10 match. and carried a handsome
bouquet of Madame Testout roses. She is
most attractive and popular young lady,
and Is the daughter of Mrs II. A. Davis
The groom Is an enterprising young
man. and holds the position OF superin-
tendent Of the soliciting department for
the Snow-Church Company.
The couple left Immediately after the
ceremony for a northern tour, and will
be gone for ten days.
THE DEITRICK-VOEGLE WEDDING.
The wedding Of Mr.. John A. Deitrick
and Miss Fannie Virginia Voegler, at the
English-Lutheran church Tuesday night
was quite a pretty event. There was a
large company of friends assembled to
witness the ceremony. which was per-
formed by Rev. George L. Shuey. of
Staunton. The ushers were Messrs. e. L.
Noegler (best NAM. Simon Solomon.
Richard Spraggins. p. H. Elicit, Charles
S. Johnson, and Clarence ". Olphin. The
bride was attired In handsome cream
costume, deliberately trimmed with
duchesse satin and lace. and wore
diamond ornaments. Her veil was looped
with a handsome diamond pin, the gift
OF the groom
Immediately after the ceremony the
wedding party repaired to the residence
of the bride. just outside the city line.
and reception was held, lasting from
to IL o'clock. Supper was announced
at 10 o'clock. and the doors to the dining
room thrown open. where a royal feast
Of good things was provided.