Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28
WENT AWAY TO WE'D
NR, WIN AND MISS WYATT MAR
RIED IN WASHINGTON.
Both Are quite Young and Very
Popuiar-MIss Gary becomes the
Bride of Mr. ,Inynnrd-Thc AIIcn-
Baptist Wedding.

4 private telegram received here yester-
| day morning announced the marriage In
Washington of MIR. W. Garnett VIM, of
this city, and Miss Mamie wyatt. of
Henrco. No further particulars were
| given.
Mr.. Winn Is a son Of Mr. Thomas S.
VIM, Of 1906 west Main street. and book
keeper for the firm Of Thomas $. VIM
& CO., feed dealers. The bride is the
daughter OF Mr. q. Russell Wyatt. con-
tracing painter who lives a short dis
lance north OF Barton Heights The
former is scarce 10. and the latter has
/ seen but seventeen summers.
! Mr.. Winn left his fathers store about
noon Wednesday. stating that he had "A
| business engagement TO keep. and with
what fidelity he kept it, and how inti-
mately business was allied to pleasure
| in this instance can be seen from the
foregoing. Miss Wyatt was met AT Bar
ton Heights by Mr.. VIM. and the pair
proceeded TO Washington on the first
! train. Both of the young people are very
well known In this city. where they have
g host of friends. Mr. VIM Is possessed
Of fine business capacity, and his happy
bride Is not only accomplished in the
possession OF artistic attachments, but Is
strkingly- handsome girl.
EARLY MORNING WEDDING.
The marriage Of Miss Jessie l.. Cary
10 Mr.. Alva ". Maynard took place at
the residence OF the bride parents, No. Is
east Leigh street, at 9 o'clock yesterday
morning. 1t was a quiet home wedding,
attended only by tn most intimate
friends and relatives of the young people.
Rev. Or. James Nelson. pastor Of I'M
manuel Baptist church. performed the
Ger mony, after which MIR. and Mrs. May
/ nard left over the Richmond. Fredercks-
! burg and Potomac for bridal trip
North. The groom is a wel-known con-
| tractor here. whine the bride is "A popular
| teacher.
CHURClf-HILL MARRIAGE.
There was a very pretty wedding at
| the Third Presbyterian church at o'clock
I yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Joseph f. Allen
/ being the groom and Miss Fannie V.
| Baptist the bride The interior OF the
! house Of worship was tastefully decorated
| with palms and ferns The bride was
| tastcfully attired in travelling suit with
| hat and gloves TO correspond. She Is quite
a charming and accomplished young lady,
| tir udN-Hlt' OF MT. fliUh btptl-l. Die
| is also a teacher In the Sunday school OF
| the Third Presbyterian church. The groom
is son of Mr.. j. L. Allen, of this city.
and quite a popular and promising young
man.
The marriage service was very pretty.
| II was performed by Rev. DR.. Kerr, as
sisted by Rev. pr W. i. Wright. Mr..
Dan Iiarwood acted as best man, and
Miss Maggie B. Alien. sister OF the groom.
maid Of honor. The ushers were Messrs.
II. g. Allen. A. s. Collins, Wortley
Dickey. Frant Baptist, Percy Smith, and
Leslie Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen were the recipients
OF numerous beautiful and handsome
presents. They left on the 40 Southern
railway train for bridal trip through
the North.
WEEDS \ BAhTIMOREAN.
At ! o'clock on wednesday afternoon.
Mss Emile Carter Sclater. Of this city,
became the bride OF Mr. Henry :. Ken
dali, OF Baltimore The marriage was at
Grace Episcopal church, and was Wit
nesseu-ss-s large company Of friends OF
the young people. The bride wore a
traveillng-dr ~ of invisible blue ladies'
clOtn and carried a handsome bouquet
of La France roses. The only attendants
were the usEsrs-Messrs. George and 4.
;. Wallace, u. +. Archer. and o. &.
Shield. Rev. Landon Il. Mason OBLIGATED.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Ken
dan took the steamer for New York. They
VIII make their home IN Baltimore.