Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26
INITIALS At NEAPOLIs.
Mr. willie Hannah Married to Miss
Emmr Satterf1cId.

DANVILLE. VA, April 25.-tSpecial)-
Last night q verx pretty home wedding
took place at :the residence Of Mr.. g..
4. Satterneid, in Neapoiis. the contracting
parties being Miss Emma Sattsrfi III,
daughter OF the host. and Mr. Willie
Hannah. Promptly at 7:3o O'clock The
bride, leaning on the arm OF the groom
entered the parlor. which had been beau
,!fully and lastly arrang d Tor the oc-
casion. where they were met by Rev.
Y. f.. White, who spoke the words that
united two loving hearts into one.
The bride wore a gown OF white crepon,
trimmed with lace and ribbon, while the
groom wore full suit OF black
Afr the ceremony the doors OF the
spacious dining-room were thrown open
and the guests invited 10 "a splendid wed
ding-supper.
The bride is an excellent young woman,
and the groom. who is an employee OF the
Southern railway. is greatly liked by his
fellow-raliroad men. The young' couple
have many friends in Neapols.
MARTIN-COUSINS.
II anything will draw a large eongrega-
ton 10 a church that thing ~ marriage.
Henc- IL is that Mofiitt Memorial Baptist
church was well filed this morning al
S o'clock, the occasion being the mar
rage Of Miss Lena V. Cousins, of Neapo-
lis. and Mr. Henry l.. Martin. OF Win
stOn, y. &.
Prompt to the minute the bridal party
arrived in the vestibule Of the church.
and as tn organ, which was presided over
by Mr.. Ellis Hunter. pealed forth Mendels-
sohn's wedding march. entered in the
70 lowing order: First came Messrs. h. w.
Sublett, Willie Cousins. Henry Pierce, and
John j. Morrison. in full dress; next
came the groom. with the maid or honor
Miss Pattie Moore. Of NeaDolis. who
wore dress OF light-Green, trimmed win
dark-green velvet. carrying maids roses
and carnations. down the right aisle Last
cams the bride. leaning On the arm oil
the best man. Mr.. j. NJ Lentz. OF Win
ston, y. c., down the left aisle. They
met at the chancel and as the notes from
the organ breathed like a zephyr Rev
r. f. White stepped forward and in a
most impressive manner Performed tbs
marriage ceremony. As the party was
retiring from the church the organ peiIet
forth Lohengrin's march.
The bride was attired in naat-ftting
travelling gown OF light-green cloth, trim
med in dark-green velvet and lace. she
carried brides roses and lilies Of the val
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin were Immediately
driven to the Atlantic and Danville depot
where they took the train for Norfolk
There they will take the steamer for a
"Trip to northern cities.
BUNGER-HOBBS.
A pretty home wedding took place at 1913
o'clock Wednesday morning at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Louis Bunger. Neapolis.
the contracting parties being Miss Maud
Lee Bunger, daughter OF the host. and
Mr.. Edward William Hobbs, Of New
Hampshire.
Although at an early hour there was
quite number Of the friends OF the bride
and groom present. When the happy
couple entered the parior they were met
by Rev. W. =. Doggett, pastor OF Shelton
Memorial Presbyterian church. who In
a most impressive manner pronounced
them man and wife.
MIR. and Mrs. Hobbs were driven at once
10 the Southern depot, where they TOOK
the train for Richmond 10 visit the
brides brother. Mr.. W. w. Bunger
They will also visit Norfolk, Washington
and Baltimore.