Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18
Two Pretty Weddings Occur at The
Residences Of the Brides.
MONCURE WALLACE NVPTIALs.
4 Most Accomplished Young Lazy
Mnrries n TaIented Member Of the
Bar--Miss Lulu Flournoy Weds Mr.
Observation-Disclosures Events.

street, Rev. Dr. Moses ID. Hoge officiating
The ceremony was performed in th'
presence Of the two families and small
number Of intimate friends. and large
reception was given later from o:SO 10
! The bridal party was arranged in tapieau
| A gracefully-draped altar OF WHITE De
I tween arching palms. had on each sid'
I pink chrysanthemum lamps ana cahdies
/ in silver candeabra, under pink shades
The maid OF honor. Miss Julia Morton
beautifully costumed in pink satin, viii
pink chiffon and lace finish. and carry
ing a bouquet Of pink carnations stood
| on the right Of the bride, who was very
| lovely in an elegant gown of white bro
caded satin. en- train, with accoruioh-
MATTED chiffon waist and draperies. Hei
veil was fastened by pearl pins, and she
/ carried a magnificent bouquet OF bflde
roses and maiden-hair fern
THE ATTENDANTS.
The bridesmaids, six in number were
arranged on each side OF the altar, loiih-
fl a semi-circle. They wore dainty whi'e
org.ndie with white satin ribbons ana had
bouquets Of pink carnations lney were
Misses Lucy Wallace, Matte Cnfistlan'
Bessie Wight, Sallie Deane, Evelyn WIZ
liams. and Annie Henry. ,.
Two little nephews Of the bride Masters
Wvndham and Wallace Blanton. drew
aside the portieres which concealed the
bridal marty. and as the wedding march
was played in softened strains Or Hose
pronounced the benedctiOn in his most
impressive manner
The decorations in the drawing-rooms
were maiden-hair ferns banked on man
tells with pink carnations ana PINK can
dies and lamps The dining-rooms were
also decorated in palms. ferns. and car
nations The centre decoration OF the
tables were of candelabra under PINK
shades and small banquet-lamps. The
brides cake was prettily arranged on a
table in the paror but the ring was MD
den between the roses Of the bridal Dou-
quet.
A delightful collation. was served. ana
the Young couple, after receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS Of many friends, took the
southern train for Atlanta.
The brides going gown was a
stylish costume of hunters green and
black cloth. with hat TO match.
The present were very numerous and
elegant
Mr.. and Mrs. Moncure will be at home
10 their IIlfIlS dlAtl JdAudi9 ISL al 80
east Franklin street.
SOME OF THE GUESTS.
Among the guests present at the we'd
ding and reception were: Mrs Howson
IT Wallace. the Misses Wallace Mr.. J.
T. Wallace. Of ST. Louis, Mo. brother Of
the bride: DR.. and Mrs Charles Blanton.
Judge and Mrs. + g. MOncure. Caroline
county parents Of the groom; Mr.. and
Mrs Robert G. Morton. Judge and Mrs.
George Chris ian. Judge and Mrs James
c. Lamb Mr. and Mrs Charles Se,den.
Mr. and Mrs. Egbert c.. Leigh. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. l. Conquest. Mr. and Mrs. judi
son Watkins. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Brock
cnbrOuch. DR. and Mrs J $. Wexford.
DIT and Mrs. J A. White. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hunter Mr.. and Mrs. Frederi K
Peasants Mr.. and Mrs Leiner Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Rrvan. Mr.. and Ms.
Harry Smith. Mr. and Mrs Samuel Wal
lace DIT and Mrs J. y Unshur Mr. and
Mrs Robert Snead Mr. and Mrs Cherries
Walker Mr. and Mrs. Waller Morton;
Mrs BENJAMIN GIL Caroline county Dr.
and Mrs Charles Chalklev. Mr. and Mrs.
J. p Harrison. Mr. and Mrs Wiulam
VI. Taliaferro. Major Robert Temple VI ss
Lucie Temple Or and Mrs. Richard
Crouch. Mrs Matthews Misses Roy Eller-
son. Anna and Nellie Rovkin Hattie and
Rachel Cooke Misses Harrison. Watkins
WILSON. Rogers Deane. Archer. Williams.
Bagby. Irene Peasants. Lily Cameron
Carrie Lee Campbell Louise Quarles.
Ashley Miller, Ellen and Bland Clarke,
Emma Darlington. Mary Cullen. Nellie
Tree. Cassie Lynne, Lena Warwick.
Misses Fox. Miss Grinnan and Mr. and
Mrs Marshall Gillian. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Tree Mrs Clarence Poyd, Mr.. and
IL
Addison Dill. Mr.. and Mrs Malcolm Hart.
Mr. and Mrs Irby Moncure. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Wilson. judge and Mrs Ingram.
Mr. and Mrs Willie Bosher DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Read, DR.. and Mrs. Phil Taylor
Dr. Spalding. Or. Miller. Messrs St
George Coalter. and ]. l.. Anderson.
Thomson Wallace. Gordon. Palmer Ar
mat Leake. Marye Tucker. Dr'wry.
Johns. Maury. Pegram. Stringfellow.
Bdgood Moncure. Morris Grinnan. An
trim Campbell, Carmichael Perrin. FL
'erson. Watkins. Brock boswell. Boiling.
Talley. Warwick and Mayo.
Captain Hewlett and Miss FIournoy.
Miss Lula Flournoy, the accomplished
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs James r.
Flournoy. became the bride Of captain
William Benjamin II wlett. a deservedly-
popular conductor of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway, al s O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. The ceremony was performed
in the parlors Of the home Of the bride
parents. No. 600 north Sixth street. and
quite a large company OF friends assem-
bled to witness the nuptials The parlors
were -astefully and exquisltely decorated
with ferns, palms. and shaded lamps, an
immens hedgeway being formed back or
the altar Immense ferns, meeting at
the foldng-doors constituted themselves
into a lovely green arch. under which
the bridal cortegs passed.
The bride wore a handsome travelling
suit OF navy-blue boucle-cloth, trimmed
with heavy mink fur. with hat and gloves
to match. She carried a large bouquet OF
Marechal Nell ros :. The wedding service
was conducted by Rev DR.. j. s. Din,
pastor Of the Venable-Street Baptist
church. OF which the bride has long been
a member. ass sted by Rev Dr. James
Nelson Mr.. +. c. Dean was best
man. and those who act d as usners
were Messrs. II. Jacob. Jr., John T. Wood.
and z NJ. McGehee Miss Amorette Green
played the wedding march.
Immediately after the marriage the
happy young couple left via the Sea
board Airline for an extended southern
tour. They will stop a few days at the
Atlanta Exposition. and thence they Will
visit the land OF MOWERS. MT. and Mrs.
Hewlett were the recipients Of a great
many handsome and beautiful presents.
Mr.. Hewett has been an eff
cient attache OF Che Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company for
eleven years. and counts his friends.
both in and out OF railroad
circles. by the hundr DIS. His bride is a
tail ard handsome brunette, OF charm
ing manners, aad is an exceedingly-intel-
lectual young woman. She is the alto
In the choir at Emmanuel church, ana
her voice is not d for its purity ana
sweetness, as well as for its register
and force.
Two Weddings In Hanover.