Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20
MARRY AT HIGH NOON.
MISS KATE JETEn HATCHER WEEDS
MIR. CHARLES l.. DENOTE.
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Ono Of the most unique weddings wit
messed In Richmond In years was that az
high noon yesterday OF Mr.. Charles Lso-
nard de Mott. OF Lynchburg. and Mss
Kate deter Hatcher. daughter Of Rev.
Or. William y. Hatcher, OF this city.
The nuptial event took place NJ the
sT'1ce-Sirect Baptist church. and the
father of the bride performed the cere-
inony In very impressive manner. Ths
sacred odifce, which was filed TO Ia
doors, was beautifully decorated about
the pulpit and choir station with palms
and ferns and roses. the arrangement
being most artistic ard in exquisite
taste.
Precisely at noon the bridal party ar,
rived at the church and proceeded up the
aisles in twos. The procession was head
ed by the bridesmaids. who were attired
IN pink organdle. trimmed in Naenciennes
insertion, and wearing large Leshorn
hats profUsely trimmed with vari-colored
roses. and white slippers and gloves.
Each carried large bunch OF maidsnhair
FERNS. The maids were followed by the
attendants, who were dressed in white
orsande. trimmed In pink ribbon, and
wearing sailor hats. white slippers. and
gloves. They carried white parasols.
Miss Orie l.. Hatcher, the brides sister,
and Mr.. james L. Carter. of l.ynchbure
followed as maid OF honor and best man.
Miss Hatcher wors very becoming
dress OF white China silk, large white
hat, and slippers and gloves to match
She carried bunch of roses. The bride
and groom followed. The former was ex.
quisitely clad in white silk crepe. trim
med in real lace and white ribbon, and
white hat trimmed In white roses and
violets. She carried a huge bouquet OF
bridal roses.
The music for the occasion was beau
tiful and enhancing. The wedding cho-
rus from Lohengrin was sung by the
choir of the church, consisting of Misses
Mamie Hopkins and Bessie Powell ana
Messrs. Haddon Watkins and Vivian Far
rar. This was followed by the chanting
OF the Lords Prayer. at the conclusion
OF which DR.. Hatcher performed the
ceremony.
THE ATTENDANTS.
There were twenty-six attendants. as
follows:
Maid of Honor-Miss Orie l.. Hatcher
sister of the bride.
Bridesmands-Misses Eva Bowe, Bessie
Davis. and Laura Nelson OF Richmond :
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c.; Miss Mamie May Altman. Of Lynch
burg, and Miss Sallie Il. Snead. OF Flu,
wanna.
Attendants-Msses Janet Harris. Bird.
Jones. Bessie Sydndr, Lizzie Hatcher.
Marion Ryland. and Alta Foster OF
Richmond; Miss Anna Chalkley. Of Man
chester; Misses Mary and Carrie Miller.
Of Rappahannock; Misses Georgia,
Blanche, and Octavia Snead. Of Fluvanna.
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burg (best man; Drs. J. Page Massie,
w. Wythe Davis, and w r. Clements
Messrs. J. Pryor Davis and G. s. Lynn.
Of Richmond; +. c. James. Of Loudoun
+. b. Hatcher. OF Norfolk, and Halle
Hatcher, of Atlanta.
After the ceremony the bridal party
went TO DR. Hatchers residence. where a
delightful luncheon was served The
young couple took the 3:35 train for Nor,
folk. from whence they will go by boat
to New York. and take an extensive
northern triD.
The groom Is professor Of mathematics
In IN institution Of learning at Lynch
burg, and a young man Of much talent
and with a promising future. His bride
Is lady Of deserved popularity, and
high intellectual attainments
Pretty Home Wedding.
~ o'clock last night Miss Elizabeth
Williams, the accomplished daughter Of
Mr.. r. ID. Williams, general insurance
agent here, became the bride Of Professor
Edwin s. Sheppe. the popular superin-
tendent OF the public schools of Reidsville.
\. c. Rev. DR.. Young. pastor of Park
Place church, performed the ceremony in
the parlors OF Mrs. George s. Sartin.
sister Of the bride. No. III north Lom-
hardy street. The house was appropriate
ly decorated. and the wedding a very
pretty one. The bride was charmingly
attired in a gown of silver and blue.
trimmed with white satin.
Miss Maggie Lunsford. of Durham. n
C., was bridesmaid and Mr.. William
Lindsay, Of Richmond, best man. Mas
tiers Eugene Blanton and Richard Will
liams. two OF Miss Willlamss Sunday
school scholars. acted as ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppe left on the 9
o'clock train lasu night for Newport
News, and will go thence North Upon
their return home they will spend a
month at Bedford City. Va.
Mrs. Gray and Mr.. Dodamead.
Mrs. Helen Adam Gray and Mr.. Charles
Dodamead were married at the residence
OF the brides father. Mr.. John Adam, No
1905 cast Broad street. at $50 o'clock yes
terday afternoon. The newly-married
couple left for the North on the evening
train. The groom is engaged in the rail-
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