Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28
WEDDINGS In XMAS.


M. Harry Patterson BoEgHs or jones'
boro'. N. c.. and Miss suste Taliafsrro
Norhset, stepdaushter Of Colonel w. Il.
Cutshaw, Of this city. were united tn mar
Rage at the Monumental church yester-
day at high noon. The chancel was beauti-
fully decorated with cedar, holly, and
palms, and the ceremony was performed
by Rev. F. s. Stickney, the rector. as
sisted by Bishop Newton. The church was
well filed with friends and relatives OF
the young couple, and the wedding was a
very pretty one. The ushers-Messrs.
Richard Meade, George Mayo. Julian
Shelton, and George Warren-proceeded
up the aisle In twos. They were followed
by the bride. who leaned upon the arm
Of her stepfather. At the chancel she
was met by the groom and his best man,
Mr.. William Taliaferro Mayo. The bride
was at.ired In q becoming travelling-suit
Of blue. with black-satin trimmings. hat
and gloves to correspond. and carried
large bouquet OF Madam Testout roses.
She was given away by Colonel Cutshaw:
Immediately after the service Mr. and
Mrs. Boggs took the train over the South
ern for their future home. In Jonesboro'.
female school, They were the recipients
of large number Of costly and, elegant
presents.
A PRETTY EVENING WEDDING.
There was very pretty wedding at the
LauPel-Street Methodist church at
o'clock last night. the bride being Miss
the groom Dir. BENJAMIN T. Pillow. sor-
merly Of Richmond, but now in the sash
and blind business at Blacksburg. 3. Z.
The ceremony was performed by Rev Ira
Wis ]. Taylor. pastor OF the church. Messrs.
I ,tHa II Thomson. r.. Ia.
Johnson. II. II. Ferguson, }: p. Jones,
and John Clarke acted as ushers. They
were I'm full-dress and wore boutonnieres
Of bridal roses. The bride was attired
in a travelling suit Of brown covert cloth,
and carried a bouquet of bridal roses.
The couple were rendered reception last
night at the home OF the groOm's parents,
No. 3l5 west Marshall street, and WIN
leave on Sunday night for their future
home. in Orangeburg. They will stop
on their way South at High Point, y. G..
where they will VISIT friends. The bride
is a daughter Of Mrs. A. r. Rice, who
resides at No. 10 south Laurel street.
Y-SOUTHWORTH.
At the residence of the brides mother,
on Wednesday, Mr.: /, ID. Beasley, OK
worth, the attractive daughter OF Mis-
Lizzie Southworth. 'of Hanover county,
were united in the holy bonds OF matri-
mony, the Rev. Mr.. Reynolds ofhciating.
Inc DflIt-DldllS Wtfe
and Ella Southworth, sisters OF the bride
and the groom was attended by Mr.. *.
NJ Beasiey, OF Washington, ID. G, MS
brother and Mr. W. l.. Lawrence, OF
Richmond.
The bride was attlred in q handsome
trayelling-suit OF gray cloth, and the
bridesmaids in white organize, with lace
overtrimmings. After receiving the con-
gratulations Of friends the couple left on
the Chesapeake and Ohio train for Rich
mond, their future home.
OTHER NUPTIAL EVENTS.
Mr. Walter Il. Russell, clerk in the
freight office of the Richmond, Freder-
icksburg and Potomac Railroad Conlpa"
ny, and Mrs. Margaret r. Donnelly were
married yesterday morning o. at ~ ~ C las.
Street Methodist church, performed the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Russell left via
the Chesapeake and Ohio for northern
Mr.. w. S. Harrison; Of this city. and
RED Wednesday evening al Chester, ana
left Immediately for the home OF IN. tne
will go TO Kentucky, where Mt. Harris
has accepted a situation. Mr.. Harris has
been associated with Messrs. Levy
has been Instructor in music in the Chess
ter Female Institute. Cha. c,,
Mr.. John Arlington, Sheriff OF Surry
county, and Mss Cora b; n Wr rs me- "a a
Richmond on Christmas-eve to visit
friends at No. III north Eighth street;
lett Richmond Wednesday morning and
went 10 Weldon, n. c., where they. wers
married later in the day; The couple VIII
turn through this city to their home.
on Wednesday night at the residence Of
the brides mother, No. 1898 north Twenty
seventh street, Mr.. Willie Hall and Miss
Fannie Bryant were united In marriage
by Rev. j. L. Tucker. The bride was
handsomely attired in a suit OF golden-
brown. with hat and gloves to match,
and carried large bouquet of La France