Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
THE SHRINE OF CUPID
SEVERAL RICHMOND COUPLES BOW
AT THIS POPULAR ALTAR.
Pretty Home Wedding 81 Mr. Qui-
scnberry and Miss Baughan-sfiss
Atkinson WEEDS Mr.. scaton-The
Frosst-Durr Nuptials.

Yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock Mt the
home OF the parents OF the bride. No
612 east Leigh street, Miss Ethel Vaughan
was united In the holy bonds OF matri'
mony TO Mr. J. Aubrey Quisenberry, the
ceremony being performed by Rev. DR..
Cooper, pastor Of the First Baptist
church. In his usual felicltious manner.
Owing 10 a recent death In the family
OF the bride the marriage was very
quiet one only the immediate relatives
and a few friends Of the contracting
parties being present The ceremony took
place in the perlors, the bride and groom
standing under a very pretty
marriage-bell suspended between the
parlors. which were adorned with fes-
toons of daisies and other flowers. AS
soon as the ceremony was concluded ana
congratulations had been extended. the
happy couple. amid showers OF rice and
old shoes, left for the Chesapeake and
Ohio depot, where they took the train for
Old Point Comfort. After a short stay
there they will visit New York. Balti-
more, and other northern cities. returning
IN few weeks to take UP their residence
in Richmond.
The bride. who is very pretty bru-
nette, and is as charming in character
as in person. looked radiant In a dress
OF pure soft. white material. and carried
n huge bouquet OF Marguerites. The
groom Is manager for the Wood Ciga-
rette-Macbine Company, and is young
man of sterling business qualifications
md OF excellent character.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Out
yenberry. parents Of the groom; Mr.,
and Mrs. Vaughan Misses Carrie and
Mary Lee: Jesse Quisenberry. brother OF
HE groom: Mrs Spratley. sister of the
yroom; Mrs. Maud Hargrove Jones and
little daughter. Virginia. Miss Harriet
carfrae. OF Peru. Ind: Misses Bigger
md Colonel John Bell Bigger; Miss Maud
Harvey, Of Henrico county; Mrs. Sarah
T. Pierce, Mrs. A. T.. Verne. Misses
Hannigan, Misses Mary and Grace Will
dams. Dr. L. c. Williams. DR.. J. NJ Fen
on. Mr.. James Nelson Wood, Mr.. Skip
sth, Messrs. Peyton and Alexander
Vaughan. brothers OF the bride; Mr.. Sam
lel Bigger. and Mr.. Charles Marye.
CHURCH HILL MARRIAGE.
There was quite pretty marriage at
The residence of Mr.. James Atkinson.
NJ north Twenty-second street. yesterday
evening at o'clock. The contracting
parties were Miss Inez Atkinson and
Mr. George y. Seaton, the Rev. r. E.
Chambers officiating. Messrs. Fred.
kosslow. William Byron. Percy Atkinson.
and J. L. Burke, acted as ushers. The
presents were numerous and pretty. The
bride is one of Church HIS most popu-
lar and accomplished young ladies. and
Mr.. Seaton is valued attache of the
establishment of Messrs. Davenport and
Morris. After receiving the congratua-
tons OF those present the happy couple
left on the o'clock p. NJ train for an
extended northern trip.
OTHER RICHMOND WEDDINGS.
At the residence of Captain Charles W.
Burr. No. 1l0S 1-2 west Main street, yes
terday at IL o'clock. his daughter Miss
Stella Burr became the bride of Mr.
Charles L. FROST Of Toronto. Canada,
formerly of this city. The couple were
attended by Mr.. w. H. Shervln. best
man, and Miss Y. Derbyshire, maid Of
honor. After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
FROST left for a northern tour. They
Will reside in Toronto.
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock Mr.. VIII
liam A. Maxwell. Of indianapolis, Ind,
and Miss Julia Comstock. of this city,
were united in marriage by Rev George
L. CLANCY. pastor of the Unitarian
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell left for
Natural Bridge where thoy will spead
their honeymoon: thence they will 90 TO
indianapolis. their future home.