The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
Welded IN WASHINGTON
Mr.. WIyV AND MISS WYATT ELUDE
PARENTAL VIGILANCE.
without Obtaining the Consent OF A"ef
Parents They Quietly Steal AVA, 10
the Capital and sre Married.

Quite a ripple OF excitement was caused
among the numerous friends OF Doth
parties By the announcement YESTERDAY
that on wednesday afternoon Mr.. W
Garnet VIM. Of this city. and Miss
Mamie Inez Wyatt. Of Pine Alto. had
been married IN Washington.
Miss Wyatt left her home wednesday
morning. ostensibly. TO join an excursion
party for West Port. but instead she
came 10 Richmond where she was joined
by Mr.. VIM.
SURPRISED THfIl FRIENDS
Both showed that they were very ner-
vols. but neither faltered in ther de-
termination for an instant Tickets were
secured by two trusty friends, and the
couple boarded the 30 T. NJ X. =.
T. train for Washington, Where, AZ .
o'clock their hearts and fortunes were
foif ed together as the laws Of God and
the District Of Columbia would admit
Mr. VIM had been paying marked AZ
tendon TO the young lady Tor some 'lint.
but even their personal friends dll nol
for a moment think Of their cghteHn-
plating matr.mony. on account OF tntii
youth they deemed IL unwlse 10 ask
parental consent. as the anticipated re-
fusal would have greatly coinphSa,s "
matters. Later developments proved the
wisdom Of their course, at least from
their point Of view. for Mr.. Wyatt was
very wrOyh and Mr. Wiuu was much
displeased Mr.. VIM, however is us
posed 10 accept matters as they stand
THE BRIDE AND GEooA.
Miss Wyatt is a daughter of Mr.. Rus
sell Wyatt. Of Pine Alto. beyond Barton
Heights She IS an exceedingly attrac-
tive brunette Of only eighteen summers
and has always had many admirers. Mf.
Vim is son Of Mr. Thomas ,. INN
Of Thomas W. VIM Co, leei Nrdl-
ers. on Marshall street and but recently
passed the nineteenth anniversary OF MS
birth. He is employed as booh-neeptr ll
his fathers store. and is considered py
his employers a clever young business
man. His genial nature has made MN
one Of Richmond's most popular young
men.
Mr. and Mrs VIM VIII spend few
DAYS In Baltimore. visiting friends ana
on their return 10 the city will resid
with Mr.. WINS aunt. on Chestnut Hill
hIITS-BA4IIsT.
At the Third Presbyterian church yes
ter4sy afternoon. 40 o'clock, ln the
presence of large assembly OF friends,
Miss Fannie Virginia Baptist became Oh
wife Of Mr. Joseph y. All n.
The church was beautifully decorated
with plants Of various kinds. and pink
shaded lamps cast "a lovely lisnt over Inc
church. The ceremony was performed hy
Rev. Dr r.. II Kerr, assisted by the Rev.
DR. W. J.. Wright. Of Leish-Street bap-
fist church.
The bridal party entered the church ~
the following order. Ishers-Ale ssrs.
Worthy Dickcv. Shelton Collins. Henry
Allen. Percy. smith. Leslie Reed. and
Frank Baptist Then the groom. accom-
panied by his sister. and The bride on she
arm OF the best man. Mr.. Dan y. mar
wood.
The bride was affired in q handsome
costume OF brown travelling cloth. trim
med with gold-brown velvet, While the
groom wore the conventional black.
The couple LEFT Immediately AFTER the
ceremony for tour 90 New York. Ma
CARA Falls Cape May. and Washington.
The couple were the recipients or a
large number Of welding presents from
friends