Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
LOCAL SINGERS WE'D.
MRS. MAGGIE KNOWLES BECOMES
THE BRIDE OF MR.. CLOVES.
The Marriage Of Miss Catherine
Phillips TO Mr.. Charles +. KOhler
~ Brilliant Annir-Reccption to n
bridal Party.
bridal Party.

popular and talented contralto of the
Centenary Methodist church and Beth
Ahaba Synagogue choirs. was married at
her beautiful home. iii Floyd avenue.
at o'clock Yesterday afternoon to Mr.
Eugene Cloves. who is well and popu-
larly known in musical and business
circles in this city.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
DR.. II. ~ Sledd In the presence OF the
immediate relatives and intimate friends
Of the contracting parties The pariors'
in which the wedding took place were
prettily decorated with white chrysanthe-
NUNS, palms, and ferns.
The bride wore a handsome travelling
dress OF dark gray material. ana car
ried a bouquet OF white chrysanthemums.
She was accompanied by her nelce. Miss
Blanche .Redford, as maid of honor. VINO
was dressed In dainty costume OF white
organdie.
Mr.. Charles Jordon acted as best map.
The Old Dominion Sextette played Men
delssohn's wedding march and the wed
ding march from LOhengrIn during the
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Cloves left on the
O'Clock train for wedding tour to north
ern cities.
The KohIcr-PhiIIips Wedding.
The wedding of Miss Catherine Eliza
beth Phillips 20 Mr.. Charles Frederick
Kohler was celebrated In the presence OF
a vast concourse of relatives and friends
at st Johns Lutheran church at $3.50
o'clock last night The ceremony was
performed nv Rev. DIR. Paul l.. Mcneil
ana the musical features were cohtrl-
buted by Mr. John Baseler, the accom-
plshed organist Of the church, assisted
by Mr. August LESS, cornetist. and
large choir.
The church was beautifully decorated
for the occasion with palms, pink ana
white flowers and lamps with PINK
shades.
The bride. who wore handsome gown
Of white corded silk anl carried
prayor-book botEd In white ivory. which
was gift OF the congregation Of ~.
Johns. was ACCOMPANIED by Miss Mamie
Resson. of Raleigh, y. G., as her mall
Of honor. and by the Misses Kate. Bonie'
and Essie Phillips, and Mary Hartnng
as attendants
The maid Of honor wore a becoming
costume of pink procaded silk, with chr
fon trimmings and carried bouquet Oh
pink chrysanthemums. and the attendants
wore DAINTY hltSs'S VI Nili'' an" pun
organdie.
The ushers were Messrs. Henry +.
Grimmel. Henry Schott. George Emmen-
hauser. l.. H. Siegel. and !. j. Molten.
RECEPTION At SANGER HALL.
After the ceremony the bridal pair. with
their invited guests, repaired 10 SaenSer
Halle. where a handsome collation. was
served. Dr. Mcneil read a poem. which
he had written for the OCCASION ana
speeches were made by Messrs. \. Won
Rosenegk. II. G. Miller. Major Cutchins,
+. Sitterdng. and G.. Ruehrmund.
Mr. and Mrs. Kohler left on the 1913
train for Atlanta.
The bride is the daughter of tho late
Henry Adams Phillips. and sister OF
Mr. Charles Phillips. the city Treasurer
She has always been active In works OF
charity and Is the secretary Of the Nir-
ginia Hospital Board of Lady Managers.
The groom IL the son of Mr. and Mrs.
John r Kohler and is connected with
the prominent firm Of jewellers of that
name In this city.
Pretty Marriage I'm Albemarle.
4 very pretty marriage took place in
St I.uke's chapel. Albemarle county. on
the I'D instant. the contracting parties
being Miss MarF"rst w StashG' R or mat
ham Rev. II. r. Lee was the officiating
minister. Miss Marie Stachln. sister Of
the bride. was maid of honor. and Mr.
Oscar West, brother of the groom best
nan. Mr.. Chastine Cock and Mr.. Dudley
Stachlin were the attendants. The chapel
was beautifully and tastefully decorated
with autumnal leaves and ferns, which
anhanced the beauty Of the scene.
Music was rendered by Mr. Harry VIII
Hams the excellent organist OF the chapel
The bride was lovely. and her sweet
face will be long remembered by all VINO
we're present Mr.. Vest IS one oil l inc
Using Young men Of buckingham county.
Miss Matte West the only sister Of the
room. regretted so much that circum-
.tanccs were such she could not be
resent. The couple left for their home
Gravel Hill" in buckingham. by way
4 Lynchbure.
rendered ~ Bridal Reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Smith rendered
last night reception 10 her sister. MISS
Rosa NJ WaldrOp, who Is this AFTERNOON
o wed Mr.. Arthur Cover, OF GreenViiie'
: &. The parl0rs were handsomely de-
sorated. and magnificent supper was
erved Those present Were Mr.. and Mrs
X. Smith: Mr. and Mrs. W W. Smitn
rs 5. f. WadrG9p Mr. Mr.. ana n Mrs; Mercer e. "
II. j. A. Purdy: Miss Lola Cover ana an
lr. Walter Sprights. Of Greenville; = 6;
Mss Salle Croswell and Mrs. William
ROSWELL. OF Wilmington. y. c.; Misses
.awrence Misses Emily Garter. Minnie
rones. Mary Tyree; Julia Bailey, OF
ynchburr: Addie Tiller Cora and Hattie
thomas. Eleanor Ford. Ncttie Brown'
,crtie Wise. and Blanche Spear; Messrs
ohm \. Traylor. John Thomas. Walter
iordon. Frank Garter, Clifford Iiudd, 4
:; Waldrop. Master Robert ID; smith
Hiss Muriel Smith. Mr.. and MIS-. -
raymond Brown, and Mr. and Mrs. H.
l.. Smith.