The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-10
Miss Edna S. Marvin RtCOmtS The Bride
Of Mr.. Thomas N. Bellamy.
REY. MR.. IULIKG AND MISS SNlIHER.
Mr.. John l.. Burruss and Miss T. Zen
Smith Goodwin Neds Mr.
Iedman-Mr. Angle and Miss
Haynes Other Supiiai
Events.


at o'clock.
The church. which had been pTetuly
decorated for the occasion. was nii.d
with large and fashionable gathering.
/ The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Dr. HOge. Tho bridal party entered the
church promptly al the hour named the
bride being accompanied by Miss Booker
Saryey, her maid OF honor, and was met
at the pulpit by the bridegroom. with
Mr.. Haddy Harrison, Of Norfolk, who
acted as best man.
The ushefs were Messrs. W. y. saryey.
John Wilson, Richard Haw, ana Il. II.
Sarvey. Jr
The bride wore handsome travelling
dress of black silk, with jet trimmings,
and carried a bouquet of wnlie roses.
Miss Sarvey. as maid OF honor, wore a
white silk dress trimmed with lace and
pearls.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party drove 10 Byfd-street station,
and the bride and groom icft for WASH
ingt0n en- route for an extended trip TO
northern cities.
reception was held at the residence
OF The brides parents on Tuesday night.
10 which the immediate relatives ana
intimate friends of the bride were in-
yited. The presents were numerous, and
many OF iN'm very COSTLY
Mr.. and Mrs. pelamy will make their
future home ia Norfolk.
Icdutn- -Goodwin.
Mr. $, Ice Lodman. Of Alexandria. and
Miss Emma Evelyn Goodwin. daughter
OF Mr. X. J. Goodwin. were married at
Ncnable-Strcet Baptist church Tuesday
evening at u o'clock.
The church was crowded with the
friends Of the contracting couple. Pink
and white deoratons made an attractive
scene.
The bride, who was attircd in a travel
Eng suit Of blue, and carried bunch OF
roses, entered with the maid Of honor,
her sister, Miss Eleanor Goodwin, and
the groom was accompanied 10 the altar
by his best man. Mr.. Thomas Curd. Rev.
Dr. j. $. Dill, pastor of the church,
performed the ceremony In an impressive
manner. Mr.. Willie McGhee oticiated at
the organ, and played the wedding
march. The ushers were Messrs. John
GH, Willie Hewlett, Judson Taliaferro,
and Joseph Gordon.
The bride is an accomplished and beau
tful young lady. and for some time has
been the organist Of NeuabIe-Street Bap-
tist church.
The groom IS a popular young mer-
chant Of Alexandria. After the ccrmony
the couple left on the o'clock train Tor
the home of the groom.
Angle-lInynes.
At Pine-Street Baptist church Tuesday
evening Miss Lucy Il. Haynes. daughter
of Mr.. \. j. Haynes, became the piiae
Of Mr.. Joseph A. Angle. The marriage
was quite a social event, the sacred
edifico being beautifully decorated with
shaded lamps and palms, ana crowded
with friends OF the contracting Iartes.
The bride was attired IN a travelling SUIT
Of brown, and carried bunch OF Mad
am Testout roses. Rev. J. y. Hutson
performed the ceremony, and MIR. her-
bert Reese presided al the organ. Ihe
ushors We're Messrs. MOrdio Angie, Leroy
Cohen. Charles Carter and Willie Haynes,
with little Lula Angle as rihDon-siri.
The groom IS a son Of Mr.. B. N. Angle.
and a very popular salesman with
Charles +. TAYLOR & Co. After the cere-
mony the happy couple LETT on an OK
tended northern tour.
Duling -Smithcr
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Cary
Smithcr 10 Rev. william y. DUNG,
which took place at the second Baptist
church yesterday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
was "a pretty nuptiaI event that was
Witnessed by many relatives ana iriends
Of the contracting couple. Ihe ueco."-
tions about the altar consisted of palms
and parlor-lamps from which melio"
ueht was shed over the bridal party.
There were no bridesmaids. The ush-
ais were Messis O.. ~. Cox. "a A.. Nor
rston. X. II. White. G.. l.. SmitherC.
j. Jones. Jonner sinithcr, a brother OF
the bride. who acted as best man, ana
Marion H. Smlther who entered the
church with the bride and gave her away
i'm the ceremony. She wore travel
ling suit OF br0adclOth. and carried IA
her hand a large bouquet ot bride
roses. The groom entered with MS best
man. and met the bride at the altar
where the ceremony was performed by
Rev. Dr. W. ". Landrum, assisted by
Rev Dr w r. Hatcher
After the ceremony the newly-wedded
ones took the York-Rivor Line for Baiu-
more and other points Of interest. Jhey
will reside I'm Norfolk. the groom being
the pastor OF the South Norfolk Baptist
church.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. :. Smither of No. 3o4 west
Clay street. and is a young lady oi many
winning traits Of character. she j
highly educated and quite accomplished.
Burruss-Smith.
4 quiet home wedding took place yes
torlay evening at o'clock, at No. III IL
west Clay street, when Miss J.. ben
Smith. daughter Of the late Mr.. ana
Mrs. y. ". Smith. became the wlie or
N1r JohnI Burruss,a well-known bulld-
or of this city. The affair was quiet
one. owing 10 the recent anilouoh III une
family of the bride, and there were no
attendants. only the immediate relatives
ord friends of the bridal couple being
nresent 10 witness the ceremony, which
r'ss nerformed by the Rev. II. r. VII
- ,os,or of Clay-Street Methodist
church.
rnes Ioft for northern trip. Tney
win reside in this city upon their re-
turn.
Grecn-Griiiln
4 very pretty home wedding +ook place
,ast evening at No Gi5 north Ninth
street, the residence OF Alr. X. r.. Grit
I'm. The contracting parties were ms
daughter. Miss Matte May Griffin. and
MIR w. +. Green. Invitations had only
been issued TO the nearest relatives or
the bride and groom. and the ceremony
was performed by Rev. Jabez Han, OF
Seventh-Street Christian church.
Miss Myrtle Wingfield was maid OF
honor while Mr. William Green, brother
OF the groom. acted as best man, ana
Mr.. ~. G.. FitzWisOn ofiiciated as usher.
The bride was dressed II a handsome
travelling suit Of brown cloth. with nat
and gloves TO match. Immediately after
the minister had pronounced mem nus
band and wife the newly-harried couple
left on an extended northern tour
The bride is a very attractive young
lady. and has hosts OF friends ana ad-
mirers while the groom Is prosperous
Young business man In this city. OF the
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