The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
HILL CITY WEDDING DAY
METHODIST PREACHER WEDS Il
POPULIR TOUnG LADY.
81. Paul's Church the Scene at High Noon
of Brilliant and Elaborate
Marriage.

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marriages of more than ordinary inter-
est. one was the marriage of Rev. j..
Il. Betty. the wcll-lnown minister Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. now
located at Portsmouth. Va. and Miss
Lula Clark Bailey, daughter Of Mrs.
Susan Bailey. The other was a So
cicty event. and the first Of the day.
OX-CHEATWOOD.
Al ST. PauTs Episcopal church at high
noon all society turned out TO witness
the marriage OF Mr.. ]. Hubert Fox ana
Miss Harriet Mcdaniel Cheatwood. The
church was filed Ions before the hour
set for the ceremony with the many
friends of the young couple.
When the hour arrived, the vested
choir Of the church, accompanied by
Professor Hartley Turner on the organ
sang n bridal hymn. and all during tho
impressive ceremony there was appro-
pirate music by the choir.
Rev. T.. vi. Carson, rector OF the
church. performed the beautiful and i'm
pressive ceremony joining the young
couple in the holy bends OF wedlock.
The pretty bride uttered the church
on the arm Of he cousin, Nir. William
Hurt, and met the groom and his best
man, Mr.. Herbert J.. Norman, at the
chancol railing, the ushers and attend
ants preceding hcr- one was a1lii2d lh
a beautiful costume OF Mhlie sA'h.
uucnesse' trimmed W. ."'' i'l', '''N
carried "a white salii.-nou''i ll's .--oO u.s.,
'"o pretty n'''' -. '
the couple-hl.ses "",'' anu a!i re-.
MISS Hehhle 'n''.' 80 .'''' "a
prlde' was iia" "a i,o9l W
attlred IN Whl'e piv-'"c a.'in' anu ''-'
RED bouquet OF american be"u'.
roses.
THE AZ ~ - >.
Ihere were t"eiFe "'''N''"''' - io'-
lows:
Mr. George jennings OK JaNNl"e' anu
Miss Fannie foH' Oh Ifinsloh'
Mr.. Thomas FOX ana MISS NAtAne
Manson.
Nii. JoAn VI. O''y anu MISS f'il'i'i"
Adams.
MT. Duuley hoi1 ana -llsS MaLAle
Mullcn.
Dir. L. q. Alooihiah ana MISS Eta
McClenahan' OF ROANOKE.
Mr.. j. Dearins faunileroy. OF Lynch s.,
and Miss Fannie cheatwood.
Misses Fox, Adams and Cheatwood
were attired in lavender duchesse and
chiffon waists. and Misses Alurrch. Nc
Clenahan, and Manson wore yellow
duchesse ana chliion waists. Ihey wore
irse Dlack mats ana long PACK gloves
ana carried shepheruess croohs-shep-
herdess' costumes.
THE UsHERS.
The ushers were Messrs. Z. IT. 7.
Adams. W. ID. Adams, stephen Watts,
Garland vaughan, Il. 1. blachIord, ana
John NJ. Miles.
When the bridal party was grouped
around the altar the scene presented
was one OF the most attractive ever
witnessed az marriage in the Hill
city.
From the church the bridal party re-
paired TO tie residence OF Mr.. ;. c..
Hurt where an elegant wedding break
last was served, ailer "nicn the happy
couple left on the 2.-J train for NORTH
orn tour.
The bride IS daughter Of Mrs. Mary
l.. Choatwood. and is a decided fayorite
wherever known. The groom is en-
gagged i'm the real-estate and insurance
business. is strikinciy handsome, ana a
very popular young man.
The bridal presents were numerous and
handsome.
BETTY-BAILEY
Court-stroet VI. T.. church was crowd
ed al 9 o'clock. the hour scr for t..e
marriage of Rev. Lewis r.. Betty and
Miss Lula Clark Bailey. Interest in the
marriage WAS heightened by the fact that
the groom was "a few years ago the popu-
lar pastor OF the church. while the
friends of the bride are legion.
promptlv IL o'clock. % the strains OF
Mendelssohn's weGdng march. exquisite
lv performed 1y Professor Adams. tile
bridal rartv entered the church. the
bride ON the arm of her brother. Sir.
J. ". Bailey. coming up the left aisle.
ana the groom and bis best man. Roy.