The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-06
SOME JUNE WEDDINGS.
SEVERAL COUPLES YIELD 10 THE
ryFLUEyCE or JHE LORE GOD.
A.. row,,. Now Mrs. Williams - Miss
Acrre the Bride of AIR. Boatwright.
Other Marriages Yesterday.

A very interesting wedding took place
at $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
residence Of Mrs. Mary e. Anderson,
mother Of the bride. No. III IL west Clay
street, when Mrs. Lucy T. Towles became
the bride Of Mr.. Clarke J. Williams.
The ceremony was performed in the
double parlors in the presence OF quite
a gathering OF the nearest friends OF
the contracting couple Rev. r. y. Sledd.
u. D., pronounced the words That made
them one. and Mr. W. u. Goodman tbest
nam and Mr.. T. l.. Sykes were the only
attendants.
The bride was attired in a handsome
green and brown travelling suit.
The married couple Immediately lett
for New York, where they will spend
several weeks as guests Of the srooms
The bride is a native Of this city and
much admired by large circle OF friends.
The groom IS weH-known merchant az
Massaponax. Spotsylvania county. The
presents were very numerous, many Oh
them being in silver.
neutrality-suspicious..
At the Masonic Home yesterday morn
Ing at 1885 O'Clock Mr.. J. Is. BOatWriSht,
of Danvlle. and Miss Inez AGREE. dagGh-
ter OF Mrs. Lucy T. Acree, matron oil the
Home. were quietly married In the pres
ence of n few relatives and friends by
Rev f.. r. AGREE, uncle of the bride. >,
At the appointed hour. Miss Mary +.
Sizer. of King William, played the we'd,
ding March, and the bridal party entered
the parlors. The attendants were Mr..
j. o. Boatwright and Mr.. a. {. Acree:
Miss Katie Acree and Master FRANK
Smith Acree; Mrs. NJ. :. Quaries; Mrs.
Lucy IT. AGREE and Mrs. Thomas b. Hen
ley. ....,,...-
dress of gray broadcloth. and carried la
France roses. She is n lovely woman,
whose charming manner and personal
attractions are only exceeded by her
graces of character and womanly worth.
Mr.. Boatwright is prominent and sue
cessful tobacconist OF Danville, than
whom no citizen OF that city stands
higher in point OF business integrity and
manlineSs of character
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Boat
wright drove to the city. where they teok
the train for Washington and othor
points OF interest. They viii reside in
Danville.
neutrality-suspicious..
Mr.. Horace +. Burnett and Miss TIA
Lee Sclelcher were married at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon at Leieh-Street Bap-
fist church, Rev. DR.. Wright officiating.
The church was prettily decorated with
ferns and parlor lamps The ceremony
was witnessed by quite a large number
Of the friends and relatives OF the con
tracing couple. There were no brides
maids. The ushers were X. - harten
chest mani, ]. Harvey Gordon. f.. II. Bell,
Richard Wills. i. \. Tailey, and William
The bride wore gown Of light tan,
trimmed with dark brown ana NOR, more
roses. After the ceremony the young
couple left for a trip TO Baltimore, PM
adeiphia. and New York. They will re-
side in Richmond.
apeake and Ohio Railway Company
| and is none the less popular than MS
| pretty bride, who is the daughter oil Mr..
| George Schleicher.
| COoK-TYREE.
The Church Of the Covenant was the
| scene OF q pretty wedding yesterday AFTER
| noon AT 2.3Q o'clock when Mrs. Fannie h.
| Tyree was married by Rev. j. Gavin
| Stewart to Mr.. Samuel ID. Cook.
! The beautiful little ediice was tastetuiiy
| decorated for the ceremony The nald
| of honor was Miss Ashton Cook. sister
OF the groom. while Mr.. Jesse Todd acted
| i'm the capacity Of best man. The ushers
were Messrs W. .. Worthen. +. +. Con-
rad, S. J. Wingneld and II. c. Whittet.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Cook
left for an extended northern tour.
Both are natives of this city, and will
reside here upon their return.
FELTHsUs-RYAY.
At s o'clock yesterday morning 81.
Mary's Germ an Catholic church was well
filed with the friends Of the contracting
couple VINO assembled to witness the
marriage ceremony that united in wed
lock Mr.. 4. b. Felthaus and Miss Bessie
Ryan. The ceremony was performed dur
ing nuptial high mass. with Rev. Father
| Winebald. as celebrant.
The bride looked very pretty I'm a cos
tune of white organdie, trimmed in MORE
ribbon. with hat and gloves 10 match
She carried in her hand lovely bouquet
of pink roses.
The ushers were Messrs. John NJ. Ryan,
Frank Bliley. \. Fl. Fethaus, 20. L.
Ryan, William jenkins. W. II. Fethaus
Thomas Alexander. William H. Schultz
James l.. O'Keefee. and s f. Smith.
The bride is the daughter of the late
James Ryan and Mrs. Ellen Ryan. She
is a most popular yound lady. and has .
large circle OF friends, and is possessed
Of many amiable and lovable qualities
Mr.. Felthaus is a very popular young
contractor
Mr.. and Mrs Felthaus took the noon
train on the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac road for a northern tour
embracing Washington, Baltimore. At
lantic City. and possibly Philadelphia