The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

-. Wilson Bragg. The groom is a son
of the late Rev. George ". Guy. and Is
the private secretary OF Major X. NJ.
Sully. OF the Atlaotic Coast Line. he
Is also member OF the firm OF Bond.
Guy q Co. OF this place.
RAM.Y--LAyxy
PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. Especial.
"A pretty autumn wedding took place
this afternoon. at the residence OF the
brides parents. opposite the Crater
farm. In Prince George county. the
contracting parties were Miss Rebecca
Lane daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John IS.
Lane and Mr.. Ika ". Ramey, of Peters
burg. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. r. T.. Barrett, pastor of west
street NJ. T.. church, in this city. IN the
presence Of large assemblage OF mu-
iual friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramey will reside in
Petersburg.
Brannon--Cot.
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Nov o.
Special.-The Baptist church here was
tonight throngcd with the beauty ana
the fashion of the city, gathered 10 VIII
moss the nuptlaIs OF Mr.. William IL.
Rrannon. one of our prominent young
merchants. and Miss Sarah Cole, eldest
daughter of Mrs. ID. Cole. Rev. i.
$. Dunaway, pastor of the church, Of
nciatcd. assisted by Rev. :. G. FerSu-
soon. of the Methodist church.
The church was artisticaly decorated
with cvcrgreens. ported plants and cut
flowers. Miss Mary j. Quinn presided
AT the organ and the attendants were:
Maid of honor. Miss Alice Gray Cole.
sister Of the bride. in white organize
oyer pink silk: tridesma.des. Misses Aida
Hooper. of Baltimore: Mamie Hodg-
kins. Of Warren; Nadgc Wheeler. Nirgie
Scaggs. Ida Tansill. and Raymond Bran
nan. nice OF the groom, of Brooklyn;
groc msmen. Messrs. Hugh -. Scott tbest
man. y. NJ. Woodford. $. f. Eastburn,
:. NJ Bake w. II. Cloe, \. +. Rowe. Jr.,
ana Richard T.. Swift: ushers, Messrs.
George A. Walker. W. a. Bell, John T.
Donahoe. George =. King. Harry James,
and Wistar Embry.
The bride was attircd in a handsome
gown, OF white brocade satin. chiffon.
with diamond ornaments, and carried
brides roses The bridesmaids wore
costumes of white organdic, and car
ried pink chrysa1themums.
After the ceremony, the party repaired
10 the residence Of Mir. and Mrs. Cole.
on Washington avenue. where rccep-
ton was held. and an elegant repast
served Among those present were
guests from Baltimore, Washington. and
Richmond.
Mr.. ard Mrs Brannon left on the 10
o'clock train for bridal tour to the
Atlanta Exposition and Florida.
Danieis-Staples.
ROANOKE. VA. Nov. G.-Special.-One
OF the prettist marriage ceremonies OF
the season was solemnized al the FIRST
elsrfa ID eb a
morning at IL o'clock. the contracting
parties being Miss Caroline de Jarnette
Staples. "A niece of Judge waller X.
Staples and Mr.. Joseph W. Daniel, Jr.,
a prominent tobacconist OF Martinsvillc.
The officiating minister was Rev Dr.
W. c. Campbell. Immediately after the
marriage the happy party left for
northern tour.
Hcineman-R0gcr>.
FREDEK1CkSBUEG. VA, Nov. g.
Specal.-Mr. Harry Wilson Heineman,
son of Councilman John Heineman. Of
Baltimore. and Miss Sara Hunter Rogers
were married here tonight, at the home
of the grandparents Of the bride. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles T.. Hunter, Rev. >.
c. Ferguson. officiating.
Miss Lillian W. Bowler was maid OF
Wooden Martin
SALEM VA, Nov. G.-Special-Miss
Lucy Martin and Mr.. George l.. Wooden
were married at the brides residence in
Salem this morning by Rev. ID. q. Arm
strong and left on the noon train on
bridal tour TO northern cities.
Thompson oomaw.
CLOVERDALE. VA, Nov. Especial
Mr. r. n. Thompson and Miss Louise
Moomaw were married tonight at the
residence of the bride and left on The
midnight train on a northern tour.
Bowic-Gish,
o. VINTON. VA. Nov. G.-Special.-Mr.
r. W. Bowie and Miss Ola NJ Gish,
daughter of George II. Gish. were mar
ried this morning at 10 O'Clock by Rev.
g. r. d. Collins and left on the noon
train for a bridal trip.