The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10
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The wedding Of Miss Mary Stuart Nc
Cute ana Dr. William Edward NcGuire
! took place yesterday afternoon at
O'clock n, the residence of the bride S
father. Dr. Hunter. Mcclure, 5l3 east
Grace. Only the relatives and Intimate
friends of the family were present ne
ceremony was performed by the Rev
Robert Gibson. Of Christ church, Cihcih-
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trimmed in Brussels point lace, tuile
veil. diamond ornaments.
The ribbon girls on the occasion were
the Misses Clarke, Lucy Booth May
Handy, Ella Cox. Laura Mcclure, Lucy
Gibson Gertrude howard, Annie Guy,
Gertrude Camm, Charlotte Ransom. Bet
tie Conrad The maids Of honor were
the brides sisters, Misses Fannie ana An
ME Mcclure. The gowns worn by the
young ladies were white organdie TRIM
med deliberately in white satin RIBBON.
They carried bouquets Of American Beau
ties. as II was pink and white wedding;
The best men were Messrs Henry CabeIl
and Randolph Tucker, Jr.
DR.. and Mrs. Mcclure left on the D
O'Clock train Tor a northern tour. on
their return they will be at home TO their
friends at 2l6 east Franklin.
Great interest was evinced by Rich
mond society in this wedding, owing to
the great popularity and prominence OF
the contracting couple.
RANKIS-CUSNINaHAM.
Mr.. William NJ. Rankin. of this city.
and Miss r.. V. Cunningham, OF Wash
ington, were married in the latter city
yesterday at / o'clock by the Rev. Father
Fletcher
The bride is an attractive and very
popular young lady and Is a cousin or
Mrs. John Rankin and Mr.. George Gun
ninnghani, OF this city,
IN this city, and is son OF Mr.. William
Rankin
After tour OF the North Mr. and Mrs.
Rankin will return TO this city, where
they viii in future reside.
wILLiAMs-LYoSs.
A most interesting event took place at
! O'Clock yesterday afternoon. at the res
idence Of Captain Allen NJ. Lyons. 202
west Main street, IT being the marriage
of his daughter, Miss Laura l.. Lyons.
to MIR Wilson Williams.
The ceremony was strictly private, and
was performed by Rev Or. Sledd The
The bride is bright. vivacous and pref
W, and Is extremely popular with a
large number of friends.
Mr.. Williams is boOkkeeper for Messrs.
II. Wallerstein & Co. He is also secre-
tary of the Richmond Mozart Assocta-
ton, and active in all that pertains to the
success of that organization. No young
man is more highly regarded in the COM
munity or has brighter future before
him.
FBANKLIN--MOoRF.
Mr.. Clarence Franklin. cashier Of the
Richmond Railway and Electric Company,
and Miss j. Alice Moore, the daughter of
Mr.. j. $. Moore were married at Old st.
Johns church yesterday at p NJ. ana
though the storm prevailed at that hour
the ceremonies were conducted with great
beauty of detail.
The church was beautifully decorated
for the occasion. and the ceremony was
performed by the rector, Rev. MIR Good
win. assisted by Rev. a. b. Tizzora. of
Chesterfield county.
The bride entered the church leaning
upon the arm of her father. preceded by
her maid of honor, Miss Jessie Bailey,
young church Hin lady
The ushers were MessrS. John Sloan.
II. c. Mac Burlington. Frank traiGie,
Jack Hobson, James Moore, Ernest Moore.
and Willie Owens.
The bride wore handsome brown
travelling suit, with hat, shoes, and gloves
TO match, while Miss Bailey, the maid OF
honor wore pink silk, with gloves and
shoes TO match.
The groom Is a native OF New YORK.
and has been resident OF Richmond Tor
about four years.
After the ceremony the young couple
left for a two weeks visit to Washing
ton. Baltimore, and New York. On their
return they will reside with The brides
parents, No. 2209 east Broad street.