Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
WE'D AT MONTEVIL
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY WEDDING
inc Ceremony Performed by the
3room's Father-Thc Attendants
mr. GOODWIN and Miss FIournoy
Married at ycnnbic-street

The marriage yesterday morning at II
O'Clock Of Dr. Moses Drury Hoge, Jr
OF this city, and Miss Alice Page Aylett
daughter Of Colonel w. II. Aylett. OF
King William county, was one Of the
most brilliant social functions which have
taken place in that section for years. II
was white-and-yellow wedding. and oc-
| CURED at Montevile. the beautiful
country home Of Colonel Aylett. The
stately old Virginia mansion was an ID al
] place for the nuptials 20 be solemnized
ana 1t was made even more appropriate
by the profuse decorations OF palms,
FERNS, daisies, oleanders, magnolias, and
honeysuckle.
Eleven O'Clock was the hour of the
marriage. and the ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Dr. Moses ID. Hoge. father
| or the groom. Rev. In. Hoge is said never
| 10 have conducted 20 beautiful and i'm
| preSsiVc wedding service. The event was
| attended by a large number OF society
! ioik from all parts Of the STATE. The
! bridesmaids were all clad in tasteful
| gowns OF white organdy, with yellow
| satin r.bbonG. ana carried large punches
| or daisies, tied with larga bows OF yell
| loW-sdtln ribbons The bride a petite bru-
nette OF charming manners and of rare in
! tellectUai attachments. was attired in a
superb gown Of ivory MORE antique. Her
veil was fast ned with a handsome dia-
mond pin. and she carried a huge bou-
| quet of bridal roses.
THE ATTENDANTS
The attendants were Miss Sallie Robert
son. OF Amherst county, and Mr.. j. r.
Anderson, Of Richmond. Miss Mary Mar
shall Gillian, Of Richmond, and Mr..
Joseph Chinn, of Richmond county; Miss
Bessie Aylett. Of King William county,
maid OF honor and Mr. Austin Broken
borough, Of Richmond b st man.
Immediately after the ceremony the
| bridal party partook of most earning
wedding breakfast. The hospitality OF
Colonel and Mrs. Aylett was unbounded,
and the large company enjoyed Itself to
the full st extent. After the dainty meal
Dr. and Mrs. Hcge departed for an eX-
tended tour North, embracing many
points in Canada. Boston. New York. and
Niagara FAILS They Will be away about
two weeks and on their return will re-
side at Dr.. Hoge's resid nee, on north
Third street
TIE GUESTS.
Among the guests at the wedding were
Miss Bessie Aylett DR.. W. Il. Aylctt,
SIR. Henry Aylett, Miss Frank Broken
borough, Mr.. Austin Brock thorough,
Rev. Or. Moses ID. Hoge, Mir. and Mrs.
VI. vi. Gillian. Miss Mary NJ. Gillian.
Mr. Randolph Boiling, Mr.. John II.
Powell, Mr.. Shirley Carter Dr. Jacob
Michaux. Mr.. j. r. Anderson of Rich
mond; Or. \. l.. Palmer Of Norfolk
Miss Sallie Robertson. of Amherst coun-
ty: Mr.. Joseph Chinn, of Richmond coun-
". Va; Misses Lucy and Edmonia Cook.
Judge and Miss Gwathmey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. u. Moncure. Mr.. and Mrs. John Mon
cure. Judge r. II. y. Wright. and Mr..
Pr ston Wright, Of Tappahannock; Mr..
and Mrs. Wilkinson. of West Point; Cap
tain and Mrs Fauntleroy. of King and
Queen county, and great many others.
The presents were beautiful and costly.
md of cut-glaSs. rare china, and silver.
| They were received from New York,
Maryland. Mississippi. and Virginia. one
OF the most pleasant features of the &C.
CASTOR was the large number Of gifts
from d.. Hoge's patients
Mr. Goodwin and Miss FlournOy.
There was a lovely pink-and- we'd
ding at nable-Street Baptist church
last night AT $3.50 o'clock. The groom was
Mr.. Philip f.. W. Goodwin, and the brid 2
Miss Pearl Celeste Flournoy, both of this
city. The sacred edifce presented a
stlkingiy pretty appearance. as the pulpit
was artfsticaiiy decorated With palms and
ferns. while shaded lamps lent soft
effect to the marriage scene.
Rev. Or. j. :. Dill, pastor Of the church,
performed the ceremony. The bride, VINO
is young lady of exceptional beauty,
was attired in a travelling dress of mode
trimmed with brown. with hat and gloves
4 ,rrf..A afnlr IT.
John Gill acted as best man. and the
ushers were Messrs Charles r. Coul-
ling, Manly Goodwin (brother Of the
groom. Walter McGehee, c. Hannah,
and Captain ". y. Hewlett
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Good
win took the 1915 Chesapeake and Ohio
train for "A northern tour. They will be
at home to their friends after Tuesday
next at No. 90 north Sixth street.
The brlds is the eldest daughter of Mr..
James +. Flournoy, the hshly-esteemed
Clerk of the Second Market, and president
of the Old Dominion Democratic Club,
and the groom is connected with the T..
3. TAYLOR China Company. Both have
hosts Of friends. as was proven by the
large number of beautiful presents be-
slowed upon them.
Mr. John Kreagle and Miss Cora Whit
lock were united in marriage last night
AT 7 o'clock at the residence of the groom
No. sos Norton street. Rev. DR.. j. {.
Hlden oficiated. The groom is we'll
known mechanic.
Married in Washington.
Monday morning young couple took
the I o'clock train for Wellington, ana
were met by friends who mad been pre-
viously informed Of the nature of the
visit. ana after making the necessary
arrangements were escorted TO the parlors
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Gracme, where they
we're met by Or. j. ID. Wilson, and the
TWO we're united i'm the holy bands OF
matrinopy. The contracting parties were
Mir W. Frank Minter and Miss Mary r..
Iockhart. Mr. Mlnter. who has most
of friends and is quite popular with MS
customers, is the proprietor OF the t'lpa
Plumbing and Timing Company, ana the
bride is a pretty and accomplished wes'
Clay-street young lady. They spent the
day Sightseeing. and returned home yes
terdav on the s:27 A. NJ. train. On ac-
count of pressing engagements connected
with his business, they were forced 10
forero the Measure Of a preyiousiy-con-
templated bridal trip
Mr.. Terry Married in Waco.
Information was received yesterday OF
the marriage in Waco. Tex, April 2ith'
of MIR. Juhal T. Terry, Of this city, a
son of General William X. Terry, ana
Miss Bessie lakeland. charming young
society belle of Waco. The couple VIII
visit Richmond in September