Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-25

self in which she was described as be-
tw zen q and 3. she was indignant De-
cause her age had been underestimated'
This probably breaks the worlds record.
Professor Andrews II % years older
than she. but II n man IL as young as
he looks there 10 not much difference IN
their ages. He 10 widower.
The Professor. who went abroad n
couple of months ago. undertook to pilot
four Of his pupils who wanted TO learn
something Of European art. Miss Min
nigerode was one. When they started
there was no sentimental tie between
the master and pupil. but there came
moonlight nights and blue skies on the
ocean. and nothing Is more calculated
10 turn the fancy lovewards.
Any one who has ever tried TO get
married on the European Continent will
understand why the professor and his
pupil decided to have the ceremony per-
formed In London. In France no one
can be welded who does not produce his
birth certificate the written consent OF
his parents 10 the ceremony, and all
sorts OF affidavits proving that he Il him
self They went to London and fixed
day for the wedding. but when they
went to get the license they were told
that they could not get IL until they had
been In London fifteen days. Thereupon
they sent word to their friends in this
country that they would wait until they
got here.
The Rev. DIR. Bodine. OF the Church
OF Our Saviour. In Philadelphia, a per-
sonal friend. will officiate at the we'd
ding. and the mother and brother OF
Miss Minnigerode are here.
Miss Minnigerode is the eldest daughter
OF Charles Minnigerode. a popular ana
brave Confederate soldier. At Appomat-
N..r n
bullet A fellow-solder pinned tag
on his coat. saying that he was corpse.
and giving his name and address. Along
came Union soldier. saw the tag. and
for the sake Of proving that some rebel
soldier was prevaricator, examined Min
nigerode and then called Surgeon Car
ter. Twenty years Afterwards MIMI
gerode was sufficiently alive TO recognize
his preserver In New York. There was
a dramatic Misunderstanding ever the bloody
chasm.
The grandfather Of to-day's bride, Rev.
Dr. Minnigerode. Of Richmond. Va. was
the spiritual adviser of jefferson Davis.
THE WEDDING YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK, September 2i.-It was L
auiet and short service that was perform
ed to-day at 2 o'clock IN Grace church,
when Professor Il. r. Andrews and Miss
Marietta Minnigerode were married. The
Rev. Or. W. Il. Bodine. rector OF the
Church of Our Saviour. In Philadelphia.
a personal friend Of Professor Andrews's,
performed the ceremony. He was as
sisted by the Rev. X. Il. Jones. assistant
rector of Grace church.
only n few friends OF the bride and
groom were present, besides the motner
and brother OF the former
After the ceremony Professor Andrews
and his wife started to take the 30 boat
up the Hudson, and this Is as much as
is known OF the direction of the bridal
tour they Will take. They will live In
Professor Andrews's home. in Washing
ton.
The grandfather of to-day's bride, the
Rev. DR.. Mlnnigerode. Of ST. PauFs
church, Richmond. was a Prussian by
nativity, and allied TO the high nobility
In Germany. claiming as a cousin Count
Won Bismarck, with whom he correspond
ed until his death.