Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
'MIDCLASSIC SHADES.
MARRIAGE OF Mr.. HILL MONTAGUE
AND MISS MAMIE WINSTON.
The First Wedding In tho Chapel Of Rich
fnond CofIsEe-Pretty Decorations
Other Nuptlais.

in addition to the gas chandeliers.
The bride wore white silk gown and
carried bouquet OF white roses. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Ed
mund Harrison. uncle of the bride. and
Mr.. Manly d. Ramos presided at the or
gan in his usual skilful manner. The
ushers were Mr. Marion L. Dawson. law
partner OF the groom. best man; Mr.. John
$. Meade. OF Danville: Mr.. Thomas X.
Hardaway. OF Amelia; Mr.. Charles II.
Winston. brother of the bride; MIR. Frank
NJ. Hill, Of Scottsville, and Mr. James w.
Gordon OF this city.
The bride was led to the altar by the
groom. The chapel was filled with the
friends and relatives OF the couple. and
the bridal presents were numerous and
valuable. combining both utility and beau
ty.
After the ceremony the bridal party
were driven 10 the Union Depot. where
the bride and groom took the IL NJ. train
for the North. They will visit Washing
ton. Philadelphia, New York, and will go
from the latter city 10 the Catskills,
where they will probably remain for a
month.
The groom rendered delightful recep-
ton TO his ushers at his residence, No.
1915 Floyd avenue, Monday evening.
AN ACCOMPLISHED LADY.
The bride Is daughter OF Professor
Charles II. Winston, Of Richmond Col
lege, and is not only conspicuous among
her friends for her beauty and sweet
and gentle nature. but Is distinguished for
high scholarship as well. Several years
ago, after graduating elsewhere. she at
tended the classes In physics at the col
lege OF which her father Is professor. and
did all the regular work, and took all the
examinations (six in number) given to the
other members of the two classes, and
passed them all, receiving almost perfect
marks. Since then she has aided her
father both in his physical and astronomi-
cal work as n private assistant. and ne
imposes implicit confidence In her mathe-
matical and scientific ability. She has
also done some literary work both IN
poetry and prose. and her style as
writer is marked by the same simple ease
and grace that is characteristic of her In
the household and in the social circle.
A POPULAR YOUNG LAWYER.
The groom is a member of the young
and progressive law firm OF Montague q
Dawson. He was born In Gloucester
county December 49, 1866, and received MS
education at the University OF virginia
and Richmond College, being a graduate
of the law school OF the latter insitu-
ton. lie occupies a fine position al the
Richmond bar, and is well known ana
highly esteemed in the community MT.
Montague is q close friend OF Senator
Hill and a prominent Odd-Fellow. being
Grand Warden OF the Grand Lodge OF
Virginia.
Welded at ST. Johns.
Miss Relee Blanche Mountcastle, daugh-
ter OF Mr. Francis Oliver Mountcastle,
the painter, of Church Hill. was married
at o'clock yesterday afternoon TO Mr..
J. Henry Schmidt. prominent young man
of that section of the city. The ceremony
was performed at old St. Johns church
by Rev. Mr.. Goodwin. A large company
OF friends of the young people witnessed
the nuptials. Miss Esteile Mountcastle,
sister of the bride, acted as maid OF
honor She was clad in white. with hat
and gloves of the same color, while the
bride wore very Becoming travelling
suit of tan and carried bridal roses. The
ushers were Messrs Frank Sherry. OF
New York Cbest mani: James Gary, Mon
roe Groorns, James Kohler sam friScn-
korn, and Mr.. Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt took the Old Do
minion steamer yesterday afternoon Tor
New York The groom Ia an employee OF
the Rountree trunk factory and promi-
nent member of Engine Company NO. l.
of the Richmond Fire Department.
The bridal party were given recep-
ton at the home Of the brides parents
No. 2ll3 east Marshall street, Monday
night The presents were very handsome
and useful and abounded In large num-
bers.
JOyner-McLaughlin.
The home. OF Mr.. J. A. Mclaughlin,
No. 800 north Thirtieth street, was the
scene OF pretty wedding yesterday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. when his daugh-
ter. Miss Alma Mclaughlin was married
to Mr.. Walter T.. Joyner. Rev. DR..
George II. Ray performed the ceremony,
after which the happy couple left Via the
York-River route for Baltimore and other
northern cities.
Captain George =. Shackleford was best
man. and Miss Adele Richardson, daugh-
ter of Mr. u. G. Richardson, maid OF
honor. The bride. a petite brunette. WAS
attired in n tailor-made travelling cos
tune Of myrtle-green, with hat ana gloves
IN match. and carried a handsome bou-
quet OF brides roses.
The groom is a partner in the firm Of
Shackleford & Joiner, and Is a mem
Der OF the City Democratic Committee
from jefferson Ward.
AIcutt- Barrett.
Mr.. Charles Il. Alcutt, of Orlando Fla,
and Miss Cornelia Barrett daughter OF
Mr.. William Nelson Barrett of No. 1913
FLOYD avenue We're united In marriage
AT St. James Episcopal church last night
at s o'clock by Rev. John X. Mason. the
rector. assisted by Rev. DR.. r. a. Good
win, Of st. Johns. The bride was attired
in q travelling suit OF drab-colored cloth,
and carried in her hand a handsome bou-
ouet OF carnations Mr. Richard Wren
acted as best man and Miss Mary l.. Bar
rett. sister of the bride. as maid OF honor
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Alcutt
left for their future home. Orlando. where
MIR. Aicutt holds the position OF assistant
general freight agent OF the FLORIDA Gen.
trail and Peninsula railroad.
Vest-White.
Mr.. Joseph i. Vest, OF Lynchburg, ana
Miss Carrie II. White. OF No. Ill south
Pine street, were united in marriage al
Plne-Street Baptist church yesterday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock by Rev. J. Il.
Hudson, assisted by Rev. II. f. White, a
brother of the bride.
Messrs. X. w. Hatcher, George Ham
ilton. 4. II. Athey. and J. w. Thompson
acted as ushers. The bride was attired
in a travelling suit OF dark-gray and car
ried large bouquet OF Marechal Neil
roses. After the ceremony the happy
couple left via the York-River and Bay
route for n northern tour. They will
make their home in I4ynchburg.
Linari- Baccigaiupo.
A quiet but pretty wedding took place
at st. Patricks church at $50 o'clock yes
terday afternoon. when Miss Mary Bacci-
galupo became the bride OF Mr.. John
Linari. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Father Donohoe before only the
relatives and few intimate friends OF
the contracting parties. After the we'd
ding a splendid reception was given at
the residence of the brides mother, No.
aOl7 Venable street. Mr.. Linari Is en-
gagged In the confectionery business. and
his bride. quite an accomplished and popu-
lar young lady. is a sister Of Mr.. James
Baccigalupo.