The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
SOME OCTOBER WEDDINGS
A BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENT AT
DAHVTLLE.


pASvIII,E VA. Oct. H.--Special.-A'
,hn Ms,n-street Methodist church tonight
a, o'clock there was brilliant wen
ding Mr. Thomas Alexander JORDAN.
prominent young tobaeconlst OF M MAI aItt1
Vile and Miss Addie Lea Hendersoh'
eldest daughter OF MIR. James a. hender-
son, OF this city, were united " me hoty
bonds OF wedlock, Rev. DR.. william r.
Edwards performing the cefe enn,i1n was
held at the handsome residence VI '"e
brides parents, on Main street - %
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Jeff wGansb ins n
and an extended bridal tour.
Myers-RelnCeb.
PETERSBURG. VA. oct 17.-Speci.al.-.
one Of the prettiest and most prllllai,,
marriages that has ever taken pace ~
Rodef Sholom synagogue, IN thls c ~ = ,
was that which was soemnlzed there lhIs
evening at O'Clock The synagoBue VIZ
tastefully and deliberately decorated Eith
flowers. ferns. palms and potted piaiio9S'
while innumeTabe lights, over which
there were pink shades, threw soft and
mellow light on the pretty scene: g..
The contracting parties were MISS cora
Reinach and Mr., Morris Levy MyedII1i
city. pa Mr.. Milton Starke, Of Albany
~ e.: Mr.. David Greensfelder. and Mr..
Jacques Rohr. OF Baltimore; Mr. MOTIFS
Norfolk: Mr. Sol. Reinach Mr.. Ike Cohen'
Mr.. Morris Reinach and Mr.. Samuel Rel
mach. OF Petersburg. ..,.
The bridesmaids were; MISS Ha III
REFS, OF Norfolk; Miss Ray .Mayer; ., OF
Bradford Pa; Miss Mamie Reinach' N MIS-
Helen Rosenstock. Miss Oracle kull, MISS
Helen Fischer. and Miss Caroline Kei-
mach. OF Petersburg; Miss Florence hei1
mach, sister OF the bride, WAS mao OF
honor, and Mr.. Harvey Lee Nassefihai'
Of Philadelphia was best man.
The bridesmaids wore white bengallhe
elk. with chiffon trimmings, ana PINK
slippers and gloves. and each carried
honor wore pink silk. The bride was 81
tired In white satin duchesse. trimmed
with real lace. Her tuile ven Was cddCht
up with diamonds. the gift OF the groom,
and she carried I'm her hand a white satin
prayer book. with silver trimmings. IN
the folds Of the pages were sprays OF
The ceremony was performed by Rev
T.. y. Calisch. ~ Richmond, assisted Dy
Rev. S. Tyer, OF this city. .-,o,o
Among those present at the marriage
were many from distant states.
The couple will leave tomorrow morn
ing on the Atlanta special for Atlahta'
Ga. thence 10 Chattanooga, to Cin .,nflara
Fails, on city. Pa Bradford. Pa, New
York. Philadelphia Baltimore, NashIhs-
ton and then to Petersburg.
Aireliy Bowling Greea Wedding.
BOWLING GREEN. VA. oct. H.-Spe-
cial-Miss Maria n. Moncure was to-day
married to Mr.. Floyd y. Moore, of Nor
folk, Va.
The bride. who is claimed by all TO be
one OF the most popular bellies in our
section OF the country, looked especially
pretty, being attired In white India silk
holding in her hand large bunch OF
brides roses.
The maid Of honor scarcely less con
spcuOus came in church on the arm
OF the best man. Mr.. T.. H. Butter also
Of Norfolk The bridesmaids We're: Misses
Moore. Glassen, Carr and voolfolk; the
groomsmcn, Messrs. Moncure, Moore DE
Jarnette and DE Jarnette; the ushers
being Messrs. Lyme, Moncure, Broaddus.
Collins, Hart and Voolfolk. The happy
bride and groom. after receiving the
concentrations and blessings OF their
MANY friends, took the south-bound train
at Milford for their future home In Nor
folk.
4 Nnnscmond Neiding.
SUFFOLK. VA, oct 17.-Special.-At
Benno church this afternoon Miss Salle
Chapman. of Smithheld, and Mr.. Walter
Chapman prominent farmer OF Isle Of
Wight county, were married. The happy
couple drove here and took the SeabOard
and Roanoke train for a northern tour.
4 Pre!tr Marriage nj Shndy Grove.
ELLERSON. VA, oct. 17-Special.--
This afternoon at o'clock Shady Grove
church was the scene Of a very pretty
marriage when Miss Ada l.. Davenport
became the bride of MIR. Richard T. VIII
son in the presence of large number of
friends and relatives Of the contracting
parties.
The church was prettily decorated with
flowers. The bride carried "A large bou-
Quet OF roses, and was handsomely attired
In a brown travelling dress trimmed with
green.
The bride Is the daughter Of Mr.. /.
Davenport, of the firm of !. Davenport a
Son. of this place. and the groom Is
very prosperous farmer of HenrlCo county.
FREELY Home Wcddln,
A pretty marriage took place at 40
south First street yesterday morning,
when Miss Lou Shore. daughter OF Mr..
X. H.. Shore. OF this city, became the
bride OF Mr.. John NJ. McAulay, Of Jones'
bOro. y. e. only the immediate rala-
tivcs and friends Of the contracting couple
witnessed the ceremony, which was per-
formed by Rev. X A. Mcleod, of North
Carolina. brOthcr-n-law of the bride
The happy couple left for their future
home. I'm North Carolina.
PnlmOre- Cowman
Mr. Elvn Rudolph PalmOre and Miss
Norma Lewis COwman We're married at
tho Brodd-Street Methodist church last
night AT 9.l5 O'Clock In the presence of
large number OF friends. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Or. George
Cooper. After the marriage Mir. and
Mrs. Palmore left for a ten days trip to
North Carolina.