The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29
A BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.
MISS MIBELLE FELLOWSM MADE THE
BRIDE or NIX. A. ". NUNNALLf.
The Ceremony Performed by DIR. Wm' T.
Hatcher at Grace-street Baptist Chureh'
a Brilliant Reception Last Night.

And a scene Of soft beauty, MISS MD
belle Fellows and Mr. a. W. Nunnally
were made husband ana wife last nighe
at o'clock q. Grace Street Baptist
church The large handsome edih,s was
exqulsltely decorated with palms and
chrysantheniugns and numerous PINK
lamps shed soft light over the scene
Before the hour set for the ceremony
to take place the church was well hlled
with the many friends of the young cou-
pie. there being scarcely vacant seat.
Punctuslly al . o'clock the organ, under
the skillful touch OF Professor Edgar
Justis. pcaled forth the beautiful Lohen-
grin wedding march. and the bridal party
entered the church in tie following order:
THE BRIDAL PARTY.
-Four little ribbon children. Misses
Eaith Rowe ana Pauline Meyer, eNqu-
sitely dressed In pink silk, and wearing
pink chrysanthemums, and Masters Car
ter ana Palmer. ,,-,,,,
Then came the ushors. Messrs. Willie
TODD. Jack Hayhoc, Charles iodu, AS
par Hunt. Charles Fellows (hrother Oh
the BRIDE, }. f.. Rowe, Percy klchaiuson,
and Educ Nunnally, each one wearing
a boutOnniere Of brides roses.
The ushers were followed up IN me alsle
by the groom. accompanied BY MS best
man Mr.. j. c. Nunnally. After them
came the eight bridesmaids, attired III
pink and white organize, ana carr yiue
chrysanthemums OF the same colors.
They were Misses Lena Walter, Nanlhe
Newell, Alice Newell, ana Matte SteMal',
all attired IN white, ana Misses b~ias
Todd. Lille Todd, Alma AppeIsoi' an"
Ellen IOckctt dressed IN PINK anu pe"l
ing pink chrysanthcmuins. Ihe contrast
OF colors was beautiful. and the chalinins
bridesmaids presented pretty scene ID
they advanced up the aisle
Two dainty LITTLE NDWtr-wlflS. MISSES
Nellie Fellows (sister OF the hfidel anu
Josie Richardson, came next, one alnleu
in pink aud the other IN white slh. lhel
carried IN their hands baskets heapeu
with flowers. and streWed the alslc Win
their fragrant contents.
Then came the maid Of honor Miss
Bessie Rowe. cXQuisitelN dressed IN Nile
green silk. and wearing PINK chrysah-
themums.
THE BRIDE.
She was followed by the bride, accom-
panied by her father. Mr.. Charles w ;
Fellows She Is petite ana Deauthu VA
brunette, and her charms were enhanced
by her lovely costume She was 5o"lieu
In white taffeta silk. trimmed IA point
lace and white ribbon. Her HoWlns ven
was caught back by q diamond pin,
and loOped with orange blossoms At9uh"
her neck was d costly diamond nechiacv,
the gift of the groom. she carried
large bouquet of brides roses.
The party advanced TO the altar auo
formed "A seni-circle. with thc bilual
pair in the centre, and whlie son h,ue9ly
pealed from the organ, Rev. Df W ulldl
r. Hatcher pronounced the "ofds thd'
forever united their dcstlnles.
The bride and groom then lett inc
church, followed by the bridesmaids ana
ushers i'm couples. and were driven 10
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Fellows, NO
1O6 north Seventh street. WhCIe i''
cepti0n was held from 9;',o To- l-..N
o'clock About one hundred ana hity
a.
dining-room was prettiy decorated WIN
palms and pink lamps, whlle the ltol's
were filled with the choicest tehcds =
conspicuous among them being the plldt 5
cake. of beautiful design. and containing
a thimble. ring. and bodkin, IN observance
Of the timc-hOnOr-d custom.
THE PRESENTS.
How popular The rewly-macried pain
are Is SHOWN by the large number OF pres
enfs which they received, there being
about a hundred, among them many
costly and useful gifts. There wege TWO
especially handsome remembran yes one
being sent by the firm Of julius Mey ei
X Son, with which the father OF the
bride has long been come ;teu, anu the
other token OF regard IRON the Fellow
emnlOyes Of the groom.
Mr.. Nunnally Is one or Richmond
bcst-known and most highly thought oil
young men. In the past nine years ne
has been connected win the Aleh ~
Giuter Branch OF the American Tobacco
Company. and is held in high esteem by
his employers.
Ills charming bride is a daughter OF
Mr. Charles W. Fellows, ana Is youuA
isIv Of many personal and mental at
fractions. which have won her large
circle OF friends
Mr.. and Mrs Nunnally ~ill make theii
home in his city.
Nfan1 well-known people attended the
wedding ceremony last night AMONG
those who occupied seats OF honor were
the mothers of the contracting parties
Mrs. Fellows. mother OF the bride, Wa,
dressed Inn handsome brocaded satin an.
mink chiffon with jet ornaments, while
Mrs. Lockett. mother OF the groom, wore
black satin and old-rose. trimmed I'm Jet
tion vas given 10 the bridesmaids and
ushors by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Eel
lows. at their home, on Seventh street