Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
OR. LARKlN CLAZE6ROOK MARIE D.
His Wedding I'm Washington Brilliant
Acknowledgement People Present.

The Washington Star OF Wednesday
contained the following account ot the
marriage IN that city OF a son of Rev.
Or. Ciazebrook. formerly OF Richmond:
st. Paurs church was thronged at high
noon to-day by the assemblage gathered
for the marriage OF Mss Jane Threlkeld
Cox and Dr. Larkln White Glazcbrook.
The bride Is n daughter OF Mrs. Cox.
widow Of Mr. Thomas Campbell Cox, who
was In the latter years of his life secre-
.ary Of the British and American mixed
commission. and the groom Is son OK
Rev. Dr. Otis A. GlaZebrook. OF Eliza
beth, ~ j.; grea,-grandson OF Commo-
dOre ITuxtOn and DR.. Thomas Hcnder-
son. Dr. GaZebrook has only been In
this city FOR a few years. but Is already
w.iely-known and highly esteemed. The
chancf Of 81. Pauls was elaborately de-
corlte1 with palms and brilliantly IL
Illuminated by the many tapsrs burning
on the altar and In the large side can
delabra. Tall oyerarchlng palms met at
the chancel-gate and under this the couple
stood during the betrothal service. ON
the altar the vases were filed with pink
carnations. The ushers, who were kept
busy up 10 the arrival OF the bridal
party in seating the guests were DR..
Woodward, Nr. Eyeleth whiting, Mr..
Montgomery Blair Mr.. J. l.. Jones, Mr..
IIatley Norton. and DR. Jump. Of Pnisa-
delpha when the welding march was
heard, Just at noon, the ushers met the
bride and her attendants at the door and
F, led the way 10 the chancel The six
| bridesmaids were Miss julia Wilson. Miss
| Eva Jcncs, Miss Hattie Chifelle. Miss
| Virginia Gazebrook. Miss Salie Cox, and
| Miss Frances Cox, the latter two sisters or
the bride. Following them walked the maid
| OF honor Miss Margaret Cox, and the
| bride, escorted by her brother. Mr. Will
| liam Robinson Cox. OF New York. The
| betrothal service, which took place at
! the chancel-gate, was performed by tho
rector OF 81. Paurs. Rev. Alfred Harding.
! AMI the groom's father DR.. Otis Glaze
! brook. ofliclateI during the remainder Of
| the service.
The brides gown was OF white corded
silk. the skirt very full and entirely plain.
| the hSh-necked waist having large puffed
| sleeves and trimmed with chiffon. her
tulle Veil held In place by her grand
| mothers pearls. Her bouquet was OF
brides roses and lilies OF the valley. The
| maid OF honor. Miss Cox. wore pale-blue
crepon, with waist OF chiffon, cerlse
| velvet collar and grdlc. and u large hat
Of black velvet trimmed with black tips.
Her bouquet was Of pink carnations. The
| bridesmaids wore skirts Of white crepon.
| bodices OF white chiffon. cerise velvet
collars and Rlrdles. and large black vel
! vet hats trimmed with black tips an!
! bandeaux of cerse velvet. They also car
| riel bouquets OF pink carnations. Mrs.
| Thomas Cox wore 70 the church a gown
OF black crepon, with bonnet Of black
Jetted and Illusion trimmed with violets.
and Miss Elizabeth Cox, her younger
daughter wore tan cloth and brown vel
vet. with dark red velvet bat. The
J gr0oms mother wore gray silk, with the
bodice striped with bands of Jet, and
u bonnet of black net with jet ornaments.
The reception which followed the ceTe-
mony at the residence OF Mrs. Thomaa
Cox was intended only for the relatives
OF the bride and groom. the bride espe-
cally having a large connection among
the Oldest resident families OF the Dis
trict, and many Of hers. as well as the
groom's relatives. being .sesent frcm
other places Besides his parents. there
were present his grandmother. Mrs.
Larkin Cllazebrook. OF Richmond: bis
aunt. Mrs. Larkin W GlaZebrook, Jr.;
his uncles, MeSsrs. Amber and Waverly
| GlaZebrook, and his brothers. Mr.. haslete
GlazebroOk, Mr.. Frank GlaZebrook, ana
Mr.. Allen Glazebrook, OF Elizabeth. y.
]. Mr.. Edwin Robinson and Mr. Horace
McEld~y, Of Baltimore; uncles OF the
BRIDE were present, and other out-oi-
town relatives were Miss Natalie smith.
OF Baltimore; Or. and Mrs. Green, and
Mr.. and Mrs Day OF Elizabeth. y. J.
After their wedding trip, upon whlch
Or. and AIrs. Glazebrooh started late this
afternoon. they will reside at 1903 New
York avenue The brides eoing-away
gown was OF black cloth with emerald
green velvet trimming the corsage. Her
hat was a small toque Of dark green vel
vet with black tips. She received guam
titles OF elegant presents In sohd silver
/ .,, ,,ioss and crystal and fine lace.