Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25

w. Tleischman. NJ. NJ. Marcuse, II. Rasb,
8. Sycie. II. Leibermuth, ID. and Il. Nit
teldorfer. Henry 8. HutxIer, Clarence MI
hiser. p. Whitiock. Julius Straus. Julius
SycIe. Dan Whitlock. Ellis French, Law
renee Schwerin, Of Philadelphia; A. Levy,
A. Gunst. NJ 8. Block. M. Gunst. l.. L.
Strause, F. 8. Myers. l.. Y. Morris, Lee
Straus. Henry Rosenheim. II. Bins
wanger, 8. J. Binswanger. Leon Waller
stein. A. X. Schaap. Alfred Kracker.
Leroy Hutzler, Jacob Heller OF Norfolk:
A. T.. Greenwald. A. Greentrce. Lee Rein
himer. Samuel Ullman. Isadore strause.
Charles Well, A. Hellstern. Myer Kirh,
]. Kirsh, Simon Stern. Memo Mitteldorf,
David Levy, Ike Reinhimer. II. NJ. Taylor.
Messrs. Strook, OF New York; DR.. ". ii.
Levy. Joseph L. Levy. Isaac Thalhimer.
Phil SchIoss. Herman Whitlock. X. ID.
Stern, w. 8. Nelson. w. IL. Schwartz
schild.
Mr.. williams Married In Gloucester.
Mr.. Henry A.. williams, OF this city.
and Miss Elizabeth Maxwell Dimmock.
OF Gloucester. were married at 3 O'Clock
last night at Sherwood, the elegant
old country seat OF the brides grand
mother. Mrs. II. c.. Selden. in that county
It was a ful-dress wedding and bril-
liant affair. Special parties went down
from Richmond. and also from Washing
ton. Baltimore, and Norfolk. Among
those who went from Richmond were
Mrs. f.. v. williams, Misses Williams
Miss Pensie Weddell. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
NJ Smith, Captain NJ. j. Dimmock. and
Mr.. L. V. Williams. the groom's brother.
who acted as best man.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Mr.. Lee OF Gloucester. and Rev. j. Y.
bowman. OF All Saints church, this city
There were six bridesmaids, and the
groofnsmen were Messrs. william Gray
Thomas Adkins. George \. Tower James
H. Harris, Jr., c. +. Patrick. and Felix
Smith. of Richmond. and Thompson 10y
all and Richard G. Byrd. OF Norfolk. \
brilliant reception. supper. and dance fol-
lowed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liams leave this morning for a northern
tour.
Mr. Williams is cashier OF the Metropoli-
tan bank. of this city. and has wide
acquaintance in both business and social
circles. His pretty bride IL the daughter
OF the late Captain Charles II. Dimmock.
who was at one time City Engineer OF
Richmond. She has visited this city fire.
Quently and has hosts of friends here.
Quict Home Wedding.
There was quiet, but very pretty
wedding, at the residence OF the bride
NlOInel. 80 SOutH lnlfl
afternoon at half-past 5 o'clock. The
couple were Miss Ellen Blerne Blair and
Mr.. Richard Thevealt Wilson. The bride
who is a most attractive and accom-
plished young lady. and n great favoritc
In Richmond society. Is a daughter OF
the late Adolphus Blair. The groom Is
a well-known and popular young bust
ness-man. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. A. B. Tizzard. of Powhatan
in the presence OF a few relatives ana
intimate friends OF the two families
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson left yesterday eve
ming on a northern tour.
Cards are out for the marriage AT
Hagcrstown. Md. on Wednesday, Novem
Der the eth, OF Mr. A. Bierne Blair OF
this city, and Miss Bertha. daughter oil
Mr.. Albert Small. of Hagerstown.
Keuy-schwartx.
Yesterday morning at s o'clock at St
Marys Catholic church Miss Wilemena
daughter of Mr.. Jacob Schwartz. wa:
married to Mr. Philip G. Kelly. Father
WiIlibald OBLIGATED. The church was
handsomely decorated with growing
plants. Miss Mary Doran acted as maid
| OF honor and Mr.. Willie Doran as best
man.
The ushers were Messrs. John ]
| Doran. 5. L. Kelly. J. ]. Lynch. and
Henry Caravati The groom and his
bride are popular residents OF the Eas
| End and have host of friends.
Professor Thomas McNulty, OF Balti
more, the celebrated singer, was in at
| tendance.
At Il o'clock the couple left via thu
| Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad for a northern tour They will
also visit the former home OF Mr.. Kelly
In Detroit