Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-26
Pretty Wedding Last Night Of Miss
DenIlef 10 Mr.. TreTett.
HER FATHER GAVE CONSENT.
A License Was Therefore Issued TO
Mr.. Malone and Miss Binns-Miss
Toonc Wrds Nr. Longest-Sevcrni
Other NuptiaI Events.


friends Of the bride and groom. Admis-
sion was by ticket.
The service. which was FULLY ohcral'
was performed 10y Rev. George .. Aebiu'
The bride entered the church shortly after
. O'Clock. leaning on the arm OF her
father. TO the strains OF the wedding
march. She was attired in handsome
Gown OF whte-sllk bengalne. trlmmed
IN tulle. with brides veil. surinoun'ea
by wreath of orange-biossonhS' ""'
wore diamond ornaments ana csrfieu "
handsome bouquet OF brides roses.
Miss Lille Denzlcr, sister OF the nriue'
acted as maid OF honor she was peooh'
ingly dressed In white lndia-siih' anu
carried large cluster OF Ai'e, 80 "a.
Resutv roses. The bride was mel III '"c
al,sr by Mr. Trevett. who was accom-
nan,ed bv Mr.. Lee shepherd a. best man.
The ushers were Messrs. ONE sutton
Iobn Riley. Eddie Gilman. Conrad GLOSS
Lewis Tmlauf. and George Taylor.
The happy pair left on the iO"D tiain
for Washington. en- route lot an eN'ei -
tour through the large northern ciilPs.
.rbe brides travelling dress was a c"'hy
CONNECTION OF dark-blue crepoh' W."
vhiie-satin trimming, ana nat 10 h"''''
Tho bride is an exceedingly accom-
piished. attractive. and popular youhs
lady. the daughter Of Mr. ana Mrs' Zen
zler. of 9O5 east Clay street she has peen
for a number of years a SUNDAY se"oo'
teacher in ST. Marks church, anu II d"
artist of no mean capabilities. Inc siooit
is connected with the Utica bianeh Oh
the Commercial Travellers Mutual Acci-
dcnt Assurance Society of America, ana
the high esteem in which he Is held by
bis Anployers was attested by d teIe-
Gram Of congratulation from the board
81 directors in New York. and from the
Washington. Philadelphia. ana tica ol-
fees of the company. Mr. ana Mfs' IT.
yott will make their home in Utica aiter
September. .,.
An immense number Of presents. many
Of them Of considerable value, pore 'V'-
dence to the wide popularity OF the PAIR
silver, cut glass. and bric-a-brdc "0o
there in happy proius'on.
\ receniion was held at the resldthce
OF the brides father Monday night ana
q delightful evening was spent. Among
the guests from out-of-tOwn points were
Air Marshall Dinwiddie and Miss Lucy
Dinwiddie. Of Utica; Miss Nellie smith,
Of Franklin Junction. and Miss Marie
Anthony. of Charlotte. y. G.
HER FATHERS CONSENT WAS
GIVEN
Mr.. Octavius W. Malone. Of Hampton.
and Miss Willie +. Blnns. of New Kent
county. who were .efuseA 4 nlarriase-li-
c.nsr by peputy-Clerk Walter Christian
on Monday evening, owing to the fact
that the brde-elect was Only - years OF
aee. and did not have the consent of her
parents, were happily united at the rest
dence of Mrs. Bradley 80. SOS notth
Twelfth street. yesterday afternoon at 80
O'Clock.
All obstacles had been overcome. and
the deputy clerk issued the proper papers
Yesterday morning. As soon rs Mr. Ma
zone learned that il would BE- necessary
or him to have the consent OF Miss binns
father before he could Set a license ne
tolegraphed to friend in New Kent
county to secure such permission from Mr..
Bnns before a notary public. This per-
mission arrived here all right yesterday
morning. and the. license was promptly
Oiled out by Deputy-Clerk Christian.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Dr. j. T. Whitley, pastor Of the Broad
street Methodist church. and the happy
couple departed on the afternoon train
FOR the home Of the groom. in Hampton
Nr Malone is a well-known painter at
that place His bride is quite d pretty
young woman.
MISS WELLS WEEDS MIR. FRECND.
Us account OF the marriage Monday eve
ming of Miss Rose &. Wells. of this city.
70 Mr. John Louis Freund. son of Mr. and
Mrs. +. Freund, Of the national capital.
says: The marriage solemnized by
Rev. Mr.. Fout. of the United Brethren
Church. at the home Of the bridegroom.
The parlors were profusely decorated with
flowers. and the bay-window, where ttS
bridal party stood during the ceremony.
was filed with potted plants and carna-
tons and roses. To the strains Of Men
delssohn's wedding March" the bridal
procession entered the room. The bride
was escorted by Mr.. Harry Freund. bro
Their OF the bridegroom. Her gown was
a dainty one. of delicate gray Henrietta
cloth. She wore a wreath of orange BIOS
sons in her hair. and carried bouquet
Of white roses. Miss Barbara Stohl. maid
Of honor, entered with the bridegroom
Her costume was OF gray cloth. and she
carried La France roses. Miss Florence
Wells wore Il gown of gray cloth and car
ried yellow roses. and was escorted
by Mr. James Scharwatz. OF New York
Mrs Freund welcomed the guests In "A
gown of black satin. trimmed with lace
and with diamond ornaments. number
OF handsome gifts were received by the
young couple, the bridegroom's gift beins
pair Of diamond earrings. Mr.. and Mrs
Freund will reside at No. 1922 Eight
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the ceremony, and a collation. was served
WEDDING AT RED HILLS.
Mr.. Walter L. Jervey. OF Atlanta, Ga.
and Miss Margaret Is. Cooke, of Fluvanna
county. were married on Tuesday. tn,
18th. at Red HIS" the hospitable home
OF the brides uncle-Dr. Dudley II. Bos
ton. Rev. Valentine Jones performed the
ceremony.
The wedding was a simple yet beautiful
one. The house was prettly decorated
with Marguerites. and the ceremony va:
especially impressive. Only the immediat,
families and few intimate friends were
present Lieutenant James I. Jervey, %
the Engineer Corps Of the army, brother
OF the groom. and Miss Waller Cooke
youngest sister OF the bride, were III,
attendants
Mr.. Jervey is n prominent young bust
ness-man of Atlanta. where he has resided
several years and made hosts of friends
He Is son of Or. Henry Jervey, Of Pow
hatan county, Va. His bride, who wa,
attired in white and adorned with Mar
Huerites, is the attractive and accom-
plished daughter of the date Judge VII
liam Ronald Cooke. OF Fluvanna county
She is a lady OF decided literary talent
Several short stories from her pen wcr,
printed In the Dispatch two or three years
ago. and attracted considerable attention
Mrs. Jervey, while visiting her sister. Mrs
A. y. Nenaole, IN Atlanta. has made man,
friends. who Will gladly welcome her OF
her return TO that city few weeks hence
PRETTY MORNING MARRIAGE
Yesterday morning at s o'clock Their
was quite a pretty morning marriage a
the home of MIR. and Mrs X. L. Toonr
No. III east Marshall street The groor
was Mr.. Gravatt Longest. and the brd
Miss Ida $. Toone. eldest daughter of MI
and Mrs Toone. The ceremony W.
performed by Rev. Dr. w. w. Landrcn
In the presence of large number O
friends and relatives of the young people
The parlors were tastefuly decorated an
were Illuminated by stand lamps. wit
soft-colored shades.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toone left to spend thel
honeymoon at Old Point and Nirgini
Beach. The groom is the proprietor O
q nne farm near Richmond, and is a mos
promising young man.
THE PIZZINI-WEBBER NUPTIAIS.
MIR. William Il. Pizzini. OF this city viii
be united In Washington at & o'clock thi
morning with Miss Florence Antionett
Weber. OF the national capital. Tn
oride-elect Is a daughter of Mr.. Frederic
Weber. who is connected with tn
Mutual Life-lnsurance Company, Of Ney
York city. The ceremony will be per