Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
A BALTIMORE BRIDE.
Miss Sutton, Of That City, Xeds III.
c. B. West, Of Richmond.
MARRIAGES HERE YESTERDAY
Mr.. Arthur Cover and Miss Kos"
WaIdrop at West View; Mr.. Myer
and Ms. Znnk at st. Johns; Mr..
Niece and Miss Poe at Home.


A specIal received by the Dispatch las
night from its Baltimore correspondent
says:
Ascension Protestant Episcopal church
Lafayette Square, was thronged at higl
noon to-day with fashionable gatherin,
that witnessed one OF the seasons pref
Hest weddings.
"The bride was Miss Maude Randolph
Sutton, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
T.. Sutton. of this city. and the groom. Mr.
clyde Brooklyn West. a well-known VIZ
ginia newspaper-man. and talented
member of the local STAFF of the Rich
mond Dispatch. Rev. Charles {. Grif'
nth. rector OF the church performed the
ceremony from a chancel that was mad'
beautiful by the artistic decorations OF
palms potted flowers. and exoties.
Mrs. George Slocum Weaver, OF Evans
VILE Ind, a cousin OF the brlde, was
maid OF honor and Mr.. Clarence u. west
a brother OF the groom, best man. Inc
ushers were Messrs Max. W. Becton'
of Boston. "A cousin OF the groom; Deane
Meanley, OF Richmond. Clarence sutton
a brother OF the bride and David NJ. Lea
OF Washington
.eTbe bride wore a stylish COSTUME OF
black and green novelty cloth witt Per
sian trimming, and carried pearl chrys-
anthemums Mrs Weaver wore black
and blue satin. covered with chiffon. ana
carried blue chrysanthemums. The wed
ding march was played by Mr.. Charles
Andrew Mccain.
"Mr. and Mrs. West left the city for
a tour North. ON their return they VIII
make their home at 90S IL east Clay
street. Richmond.
"Mr and Mrs Sutton, VINO are from
Virginia, entertained the bridal party at
a supper last night at their home. on
north Carrollton avenue"
Mr.. Clarence q. West and his sister
Miss Vivian. who went on 10 attend the
marriage. returned last night.
Among the many handsome presents
received by the couple was purse OF
gold from the city officials and the Coun-
ell OF Richmond. accompanied by the per-
sonal congratulations of those who united
in giving the testimonial
THE COVER WALDROP WEDDING.
AT West View Baptist church yester-
day afternoon at $50 O'Clock Miss Rosa
Waldrop. daughter of Mrs. ;. Il. wal
drop. was united in marriage TO Mr.
y
and esteemed citizen Of Greenville. ). G.,
the Rev. / Morton Mercer performing
the ceremony in the presence OF large
gathering The church ediiice was beau
fifully decorated with palms. ferns, &c.
over which soft light was thrown from
delicately lamps, creating
charming effect Master Robert smith
o. and his sister. Muriel. two pretty little
midgets, acted as page and flower girl
RallpN
ton. was maid Of honor. and Mr.. w. l..
Speights OF Greenville, :. c., best man
Miss Lola +. Cover. of Greenville, sister
OF The groom. bridesmaid. and Dir. VIII
liam J. Crosswell. Jr, of Wilmington, y
c., groomsman. The ushers were Messrs.
clifford H. Rudd. Albert Waldrop Frank
Garter. John Traylor. John Thomas, and
Walter Gordon. all of Richmond.
TIE wedding attendants and the MEM
beers Of the families of the bride and
groom were entertained by Mr.. Robert Nj.
Smith. brother OF the bride. az his resi-
dence on west Main street Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Cover left on the evening
train for the South en- route 10 the At
lanta Exposition. and before returning TO
their home in Greenville, $. c., will make
an extended trip.
MISS POE WEBS MIR. MCGEE.
Miss Jennie Meredith Poe. daughter Of
the late Major John Poe, Jr.. was married
yesterday evening at O'Clock at the
residence of her brother-in-law. Mr.. Will
liam Royster. to Mr.. William Ambrose
MCGEE. Rev. DR.. w. j. Young, Of Park
Place Methodist church. officiating. The
groom is a popular young man. and is
connected with the Adams Express Com
pany i'm this city. The bride wore
simple robe Of white. The couple left on
the 7I0 train for New York and other
northern cities. and on their return will
he glad to see their friends at the Valen-
tine House. where they will probably
spend the winter.
MYERS-ZANK
The marriage of Miss Helena Zank,
daughter of Mr.. Louis Fl. Zank, of S'S
north Twenty-seventh street, to Mr..
oscar c. Myers. also Of this city. was
celebrated in the presence Of the i'm
mediate relatives and friends of the
contracting parties at 81. Johns Lutheran
church at $50 o'clock last evening.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Dr. Paul Menzel, pastor Of the church.
The bride wore a pretty travelling
dress Of dark brown material and was
accompanied by her sister. Miss Mary
Zank who was attired in dainty cos
tune of white organdie. The bride car
ried large bouquet of white chrysan-
themums. Mr.. Edgar Shelton acted as
best man. After the ceremony the we'd
ding party was entertained at the resi-
.dcnce of the brides father. A delightful
supper was served. and small orchestra
rendered several appropriate selections.
Mr. and Mrs. Myers left on the II :3S
train for a trip to the Atlanta exposition.