Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-24
MANY MARRIAGES.
ApAY or WEDDINGS IN THE CITY
ny THE SEA.
Miss blanche smith bec""'s wv
urtde of Nr. william tn"P"
u.c WaddcII - Echics - me
ur,dc,mnids and the tshcrs'

NORFOLK, VA, OCTOBER -
rherc was handsome early morning "'"-
ding At the Christ church freefh'9o"
s,reot AT $50 to-day. when MISS '"N''
East. of this city. was led to inc ana, ~
Az ! H. Schlegel. of portsmouth, I"'
a,,,rch Wa prcttilv decorated. ana inc
,t,o uas solcmnized by the pastor Kew
g y. RuNedgc The bride wore mus,
Incoming visiting gown OF bro"n ''''",
with hat and gloves To correspond '"'
~arried a bouquet Of bride roses i"o,
groom was in the conventional d'''e'
They were unattended. except 10y the
vroom's best man. Hon. William \. rem
,ress. OF Portsmouth. and the us"e'S'
Messrs. James Todd. J. Il. carr H. "
Beckham. and \. l.. Francis.
Miss Underwood was at the organ. AZ
ter the nuptials MIR. and Mrs Sci''eS''
left for the Atlanta Exposition tPo"
their return they will reside IN notion
having token the residence No. 10 Ar
lington Place.
CAMP-SMITH.
Al go O'Clock this afternoon very
oniet hut exceedingly pretty home wed
ding occurred at the residence "i VI.
Herbert T.. Smith. No. 80 Butte street
the bride being his daughter MISS
Blanche Livingston Smith, ana the groom
Mr. William Camp. OF TINS cli!' ne
wedding scene was in the handsome ironl
parlor which was decorated WIN s'"''N
palms and lovely Cut-iowers. ne groom
and his best man. Mr.. Richard {. bYtu'
entered the back parlor, while the brlde'
on the arm % her father, few minutes
later entered the front parlor, the TWO
couples meeting at the front parlor dooi.
The officiating clergyman stood near the
front window. where with PAINS anu
white fur rugs. pretty altar had beeh
improvlsed To this point the bridal par
" proceeded and the words mat male
the twain one were spoken by KEY. Ar
thur : Lloyd. of St. Luke's Episcopal
church. assisted by Rev. .. :. Barten. ID.
D.. OF Christ church. the ceremony being
witnessed by the immediate friends OF
the bride and groom. The bride was
ROBBED i'm a beautiful white brOcade satin
gown, with bridal veil and diamond or
naments and carried bouquet Of pride
roses.
The marriage was followed by refresh
ments. the table decorations being pink
and white. with a large centrepioCe Of La
France roses Mr. and Mrs. Camp left
this afternoon over the Norfolk and
Western railroad for a bridal trip.
OLD-HAYES
Centenary Methodist church was the
scene to-day at =. Vi. Of a pretty after
noon wedding. the bride being Miss
Pearia Hayes. and the groom Mr. Nmmo
Old The church was decorated with
palms. ferns. etc. and the pastor Rev.
e. a. Rawlings ana Rev. A. Coke Smith,
II. D.. of Granny Street Methodist Epis
copal church. OBLIGATED. The best man
was Mr. Thomas old. and the ushers
Aiessrs u. Il. Amos e. X. Taylor, Charles
Noteworthy George w. Turner and + y.
LAWYER.
The bride wore handsome calling
gown. made up in chameleon silk. with
velvet. blue chiffon. and jewel trimmings.
and carried cluster of brides roses.
Professor J. Pollard Rives presided at
the organ. The party entered the church
TO the strains OF the wedding march
from Iohengrn call Me Thine Own"
was rendered during the ceremony. the
music closing with Mende.ssohns wedding
march.
The bridal tour will take the couple
10 northern points Of interest They
left here on the Washington steamer this
evening
Al the pastoral residence Of st. Mary'S
Catholic church this afternoon at = o clock
Mr.. W. NJ. Murphy and Miss Margaret
NJ Relihan were united in marriage by
Rev. Father John DOherty. The best man
was Mr. W. +. Ryan, and the maid of
honor was Miss MagPie Lanigan- The
bride wore brown travelling gown.
After the ceremony the couple took the
Washington steamer for northern TIP.
WADDELL-ECKLES
At McKendree Methodist church at G:3O
O'Clock this evening Mr.. Thompson Bur
roughs Waddell and Miss Bennettc Re
becca EckleS were united in Wedlock. the
pastor. Rev. J. T. Mastn, officiating. The
eroom's best man was Captain f.. \.
shepherd. OF Richmond, ana the bride S
maid of honor was her sister. Miss jamie
Anne Eckles The bridesmaids were
Miss Percy Bradley. of Richmond; Miss
Helen PortiauX, of Richmond; Miss
Maggie Waddell. sister of the groom. OF
Richmond: Miss Turner of Petersburg
Miss Chapman. Of Norfolk: Miss Flossie
Barber of Norfolk; Miss Ethel Farley
of Christiansburg, and Miss Annie Ely
of Norfolk
The ushers were Messrs. Joseph Wright
Charles Jones Frank Matthews. ArthU.
Law Howard, and Dixon Eckles tbrot lcrs
of the bride,. of Norfolk: Mr.. CHI. .rs G
Waddell 1hrother of the groom and Mr.
Walter Thompson. of Ricr-s nd. and Mr.
Edward Jones. of Portsmouth The bride
wore beautiful gown of white duchess
satin en-trdln. With bridal veil fastened
with orange blossoms. and carried clus-
ter OF bride Rises. The lady attendants
were attired In white organdie over SILK
and carrifT white roses. The groom, best
man, ard ushers were in full dress. Mrs
/Claud Carr presided at he organ.
After the ceremony the bridal party re-
paired to the home of the bride. on clay
avenue. where reception was held
Later in the evening the bride and groom
left over the Seabodrd Airline for a
trip 10 Atlanta and other southern points