The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27
MANY JUNE WEDDINGS.
MISS ANNE FISHER WEBS MR.. vTR.
GTNUS NALL.
1diss Emile Carter slater Becomes the
Bride of Henry l.. Kendall, OF Balti-
more-other Marriages.

fiage took place. when the Rev. Mr.. +. ,.
stickncy solcmnized the sacred marriage
VOWS between Mr.. Virginius Hail and
Miss Anne Fisher. the eldest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Robert Haxall Fisher.
Many friends and relatives were pres
ent 10 witness the ceremony. The skar
OF the church was simply but tastefully
decorated with daisies. while back OF
and around the altar, the pale, soft glow
OF white waN-candles lent an artistic
effect TO the pretty scene.
7HE BHIDx's oosTUME.
The bride was bccomlngly gowned in
white silk, trimmed with lace and illu-
sen. She wore no ornaments, and
only carried white English prayer-book
The maid OF honor. Miss Ellie fisher
sister Of the bride. wore white organdie
over pink. trimmed with pink satin RIB
b0ns. She also wore a large brides
maids Lcghornc hat. trimmed with pink
rbses. The bride was preceded up the
aisle By the nshers. who were Mcssrs
II. r.. Harrison. Elmslic Higginbotham.
Robert J. Walker, Jr, Of North Carolina.
and Glenworth Han. brother of the groom.
At the altar she was met by the groom.
accompanied by his best man and
brother Captain Cunningham Hall.
rEeKrIioN HELD.
After the ceremony. the bridal party.
with their immediate friends and rela-
tives, repaired 10 the residence Of the
brides father No. 90 north Twelfth
street. where small but delightfully."-
aTG ointcd reception was held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall. after receiving the
congratulations OF their many friends. left
on the o'clock tram for a northern
tour. They viii bc gone about two weeks
and on their return VIII reside IN this
city.
Tho groom IS a well-known young bust
ness man OF this city, having been for
number OF years the Southern represent
alive OF q large northern wholesale house.
The bride is well known here. She is
q young lady OF high accomplishments.
and is very popular among Il large circle
Of friends.
GENERAL PHILLIPS Welded.
General Alonzo l.. Phillips and Miss
Ida Dickol We're married al the residence
OF the bride. No. 1913 west Marshall
street. yesterday morning AT $3.50 o'clock.
The marriage was quiet affair, only
few relatives and friends OF the con-
tracing couple being present The cere-
mony was iinprcssively performed ny
Rev. Dr. j. c. Hiden. after which the
newly welded ones took the early morn
ing train for an extended TIP 10 the
seaside. thence TO the mountains. They
Will reside at 100 Floyd avenue. in this
The groom is Commanding General Of
the First Brigade, Virginia Volunteers
and IS deserN eddy popular with a wide
circle OF friends. hls hflde rs an a.
tractlve and accomplished NonnS ladl'
and was formerly one Of the most cin-
Gent and popular teachers III the Pu'-
lie schools of the city.
KrNDALI-sCLArFK.
Miss Emile Carter Sclater. Of this city.
was married 10 Air Henry : Kendall.
Of Baltimore, at Grace Episcopal church.
at o'clock yesterday afternoon. 4nt
blue ladies' cloth, and carried a handsome
bouquet OF La France roses. The only
ana RI s Wallsce "A. =. Archer and
a. q Shield Rev Iarlon r. Mason
oaiciated
After The ceremony Mr and Mrs ken
dan took the steamer FOR New YORK.
They will make their home il he-t-
more.
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after o'clock. leaning on me arm of
her father, 60 the strains Qf The we'd
ding march. she is atlreH ia q la.lt-
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carried d handsome bouquet OF Dil''
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The bride is L daughter Of Sir. and
Mrs Denzler and is a Young lady pos
sessinr many rare attractions The nigh
esteem 600 which Che groom Isl held was
aftesf4I iv the feie1fams OF congrftlla-
cities of tta commercial travellers Nu-
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