Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-10
BRIDES OF THE FALL
TWO PRETTY RICHMOND GIRLS
WE'D NORFOLK GENTLEMEN.
Miss Edna Marvin becomes the
Bride OF Mr. Marshall BeIIamy and
Miss Bessie Smither Marries Rev.
MIR, DuIing-Otber NuptiaI Events.


The marriage Of Miss Edna S. Marvin.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Marvin.
Of 3li Byrd street, to Mr.. Thomas Mar
shall Bellamy, of Norfolk. was solemnged
at the Second Presbyterian church at 6
O'Clock yesterday evening. The edihce
which had been prettiiy decorated for
the occasion. was filed with a large and
fashionable gathering. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. HOGe. The bridal
PARTY entered the church promptly at the
hour named. the bride being accompanied
by Miss Booker Sarvey. der maid of
honor. and met at the pulpit by the bride
groom. with Mr.. Haddy Harrison, OF
Norfolk, who acted as best man. The
ushers were Messrs. W. ID. Sarvey. John
Wilson. Richard Haw. and r. II. Sarvey.
Jr. The bride wore handsome travelling
dress Of black SILK, with jet trimmings,
and carried n bouquet Of white roses.
Miss Sarvey as maid of honor, wore
white silk dress trimmed with lace and
pearls.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party drove to Byrd-Street Station,
and the bride and groom left on the 7l3
train for Washington On route for an
extended trip TO northern cities.
\ recepfiOn was held at the residence
of the briIe's parents on Tuesday night,
10 which the immediate relatives and init
mate friends Of the bride were invited
The presents were numerous, and many
of them very costly. Mr.. and Mrs. Bel
lamy will make their future home In
Norfolk.
THE DCLING-SMITHER NUpTlALS.
A pretty wedding was sOlemniZed at the
Second Baptist church yesterday after
noon ri 1 o'clock. when Miss Elizabeth
Cary Smlther, of this city. and Rev. VIII
liam g. pulng Of Norfolk. were united
IN the holy bonds Of matrimOny. The
bride. attired in q handsome gray travel
ling suit and carrying a huge bunch OF
pink roses. entered. leaning on the arm
Of Mr. Jenner Smither, her brother. Rev.
q W. Cox. formerly pastor at Berkley.
Va. acted as best man, while the ushers
were Messrs. G. l.. Smther, 9. q. Jones,
W. A. Marston. ". J. Allen. X. II. White.
and Marion Smither. Rev. Or. Landrum
performed the ceremony. and was as
sisted by Rev. Dr. Hatcher. Potted
1ldlllS NfIt NdrAtAAiis EiVbH''i dfphA Nti'
pulpit, while two large cOlored Llmps
shed soft and beautiful light around
the alter.
The bride who is Familiarity known as
Bessie" IS Of "A sunny earnest dispo-
sition, and her friends reluctantly gave
her up TO the aspiring young preacher
who captured her affections She is ac-
complshod to a high degree being a
graduate Of Southwest Virginia Institute
The groom ia from King and Queen
county, and was for two years a student
at Richmond Col eye While at college
ne especially endeared himself to pro-
fessors and students by his genial dis
position and deep piety. He came from
the Southern Baptist Theological Semi
nary to take charge Of the Baptist church
ut South Norfolk. and already his efforts
have been attended with marked success
When the young minister and his wife
left on the York-river train Immediately
after the ceremony for a bridal tour
they took with them the benedictions OF
"A multitude Of friends
OTHER MARRIAGES.
A beautiful home wedding took place
at No. 303 east CLAY street last Tuesday
evening. The contracting parties were
Miss Lily Mothner and Mr.. Carl kauf-
man. The bride was attired in ira
yelling suit OF brown. and carried a beau
tiful bunch of Madame Testout roses.
She entered the room leaning on the arm
OF her uncle, Mr.. Joseph Jacobs. who
gave her away. Miss Mothner is a very
popular young lady, and was the recipient
of many handsome presents. The hap
by couple left by the Old Dominion
for New York. Philadelphia, and other
northern cities.
Tuesday evening PineStreet Baptist
church was the scene OF a very pretty
marriage. when Miss Lucy F. Haynes be-
came the wife Of Mr.. Joseph a Angle. The
church was beautifully decorated with
palms and shaded lamps. Rev. J. Il.
Hutson performed the ceremony.
The bride Is a daughter Of Mr. n j.
Haynes. and is a very attractive young
lady. The groom is son Of Mr. b. NJ.
Angle. and is a popular salesman with
Charles f. Taylor & Co. The couple left
after the ceremony on an extended north
ern tour.
Yesterday morning Miss Nellie Fry. Of
No. uM north Fifth street, became the
bride Of Mr.. John 7. Camden. Of Buena
Vista. Va. The ceremony took place al
the Bishops residence, and was performed
by Rev Father Cutler. vicar-general.
The couple left Immediately afterwards
for Ruena Vista. their future home.
Miss Maize LYMAN. who was formerly
Of this city. and has many friends here,
was married last Monday IN Washing
ton. y. G.. to Or. Davis Dean. Or. and
Mrs. Dean Will take an extended northern
tour. az or which they will make their
future home I'm Pittshurg Pa.
\ quiet home wedding took place yes
to-day afternoon at No. 6c5 north Fourth
street. when Miss Matte Nay Griffin
became the bride of Mr.. W. +. Green.
Rev. JabeZ Hall. of the Seventh-Street
Christian church, performed the cere-
monv Only the intimate friends of the
contracting parties were present.
The bride was attired In travelling
suit of brown. Miss Myrtle Wingtield
was the maid Of honor. While Mr. VIII
liam Green. brother OF the groom,
acted as best man. The bride is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. X. Il. Griffin. The groom is
popular young merchant here. and Is OF
the firm Of Green " Richardson. After
the ceremony the couple left on north
ern tour.