The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-07
rom or THEM PLfGHTED THEIR
MaERfAGE TOTs TEsTERDAF.
Miss Ferguson the wife Of Mr.. Landerkin.
Miss Sands and Mr.. Fox-wedded at
tn. Tempe-A Home Marriage.

the happy young coupie'
Among the audience were quite num-
Der OF the most prominent people in the
city The chancel was beautifully deco
rated with Mains and scarlet flowers.
The usbers were Messrs. A. b. Eddsns
dest man, Cunningham Hail. L. II.
FERGUSON Jr.. F. !. Cabell. J. r. Fer
gusson. and / r. Charleton. Each wore
bOutOnnaire OF vioiets
The bridal party entered the church IN
twos tho ushers leading and the bride
and groom following. After the ceremony
they lett the church In reverse order.
The bride wore n becoming travelling
suit Of brown silk ACCORDION, plated with
Persian trimmings and sable fen. She
carried a bouquet Of violets. Rev. K. y.
Goodwin. rector Of the church. pronounced
the solemn words that made the happy
couple man and vile. Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Landerkin
left on the noon train FOR trip TO the
New England states, where they will be
the eueets of the groom's relatives. on
their return they will visit New York and
other eastern cities.
Mr. Ianderkin Is superintendent OF the
Richmond lee Company. and is one Of the
most popular business men In the city.
He fs a member Of the Common Council,
and is on several of the most important
Councu committees. He is also a member
of tho citv Democratic Committee He
has large circle If friends, who will
wish him and his lovely young wife all
happiness.
His bride is the Oldest daughter Of Mr..
John W. FERGUSON She IS petite bru-
nette. very pretty. and great favorite.
She is one Of the most devoted members
Of St Johns church, and is very active
in all charitable and church work.
The popularity Of the newly welded ones
was attested by the large and handsome
collection of presents received.
Tox-sands.
Beneath the soft glow of parlor lamps
casting mellow rays of light upon
bower of spreading palms and delcate
ferns. and in the presence OF large
assembly of loving relatives and adfhif-
ing friends. Mr.. Lawrence y. FOX ana
Miss Nellie Sydney Sands plighted thelr
troth in the Second Baptist church yes
terday afternoon al $50 o'clock. IL was Il
pretty wedding. unOstentatous. yet Inn
nrcssive. and all the more interesting by
reason Of the popularity OF the happy
Young couple. The ushers were Messrs. II.
r.. Pollard. Jr.. j. j. Leake Charles Coul-
ling, 3 Fox, and r. NJ. Fox. brothers OF
the groom. and A. IA. SANDS
fprother Of the BRIDE. They wore
white carnations on the lapels OF
their dress-coats. Following Inc
ushers. who entered the centre aisle in
twos. came two pretty little flower girls
the Misses Chambers. cousins OF the
groom, who were daintily clad In white
empire dresses, ana carried eacn bas-
ket Of pink carnations Next came the
bride accompanied by her brother, Sena-
tor Conway X. Sands. Her gown was a
handsome creation Of white satin, duch-
esse lace. the tulle veil and orange BIOS
SONS making a strisingly pretty feature
OF ,he costume.
Last came the groom with his best man.
Mr.. Thomas H. Fox, MS brother. \ semi
circle was formed on the platform by the
attendants the bride and groom occupy
Ing a position in the centre. Rev. Or.
W. +. Hatcher Of GTace-Street Baptist
church. performed the ceremony, after
which the bridal party left the church IN
a reverse order.
Mr. Fox is popular young business
man, Of Ashland. and is cashier of the
Franklin Davis Nursery Company HIS
bride. who is an exceedingly handsome
young lady. Of the brunette type, is the
daughter OF Mrs. Alexander II. Sands,
and sister Of State Senator Conway X.
and Mr.. William II. Sands.
Ford-Morris.
Mr.. Ernest \. Ford and Miss Josie
Blanche Morris were married AZ the
residence of the brides parents. No. POI
south Laurel street yesterday afternoon
at o'clock the Rev. Mr. Hines Off
eating Quite il large number Of the
relatives and friends Of the contracting
couple witnessed the ceremony. The dec
oratiOns were palms and ferns, and
Messrs James r. Hill and Willie Hen
bricks acted as ushers. There were no
bridesmaids The bride, who is the at
tractive daughter Of Mr.. James A. Morris
wore travelling suit OF tan silk. with
hat and gloves To correspond. and car
ried % large bouquet of pink roses. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Ford left
amid a shower OF rice and the best
wishes OF many friends. for Baltimore
and other cities. Air Ford is a we'll
known brick contractor Of this city.
Bear-s,cle.
\ solemn marriage ceremony was per-
foymed by Rev. DR. Calisch ut the
Masonic Temple last night at o'clock,
when Mr.. Byron Bear and Miss Blanche
Sycle became man and wife. The affair
was quiet one OH account OF the
brides family being i'm mourning, and
was witnessed only by the immediate
relatives and friends Of the contracting
couple Ferns and palms furnished the
pretty decorations. The ushers were
Messrs. David Wallerstein. Lawrence
Syc!e tbrOther of the BRIDE, and Gus
tavus ana Seymour Sycle cousins of the
bride)
The bride. who IS tall strilunsly
handsome young lady. wore a becoming
travelling suit. and carried in her hand
La France roses
After the ceremony a splendid supper
was served by Moesta I'm the banquet
hall and The newly welded ones left
for an extended Northern trip. They will
reside i'm Richmond.
Among those from a distance who Wit
messed Inc marriage. were Mr. and Mrs
T.. Hecht, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hecht,
Mr.. Abe Levy. Mrs. :. Wcrtzberger. Mr..
Leon Nertzberger. Mr.. Leon Newman,
and Master Morton and Miss Edna Hecht.
all of Baltimore; Mr.. Harry Simon OF
philadelphia, Miss Lucille Hirsch. and Alr.
Isaac Hirsch Of Chicago.
The groom is a prominent young bust
ness man OF this city, and is cutie
popular His bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. Isaac Sycle. the well-known mer-
chant on Broad street. and is q young
lady OF charming personality.