Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-24
ruREn WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.
Two Of Them Occur i'm the Forenoon
and One at Night.


and One Mt Night.
1'r. Julian Chandler Anderson and Miss
7r.en Dove Williams were married at
e.,enth-Street Christian church yester-
dl~ morning at l1l5 o'clock. There was
n large attendance Of relatives and
friends. Mr. r. J. Shepperson acted as
best Ir1n while Messrs. George II. Will
fou. p. y. Newman. Edgar Moore of
N0rfol0. Ben. ". Wilson. and Horace
Shcrrcrs0n served as ushors. Professor
~ De- Cridlin OF the SOuthside Female
Institution presided over the organ. IN
der The strains OF Mendelssohn's wedding
march the bridal couple entered the ediice
rt the appointed time. and headed by the
y-l.rs marched TO the front OF the Dul-
y.t where they were met 10y the Rev.
Jatrz Hdll, pastor OF the church.
The ceremony was brief but impressive
ana under the warmost congratulations
from the numerous friends present the
l~dal couple re-entered the carriage and
drove 20 the depot Of the Southern Rail
way Company. where they took the mid
GAY train for Reilsville. y. c., to spend
1he honeymoon.
The groom Is the junior partner of the
frm Of ". ". Anderson & Brothers, job
printers and stands high in the business
world Of this city. The bride is the ac-
compiished and popular daughter Of Mr..
o. NJ. Williams. who was formerly con-
nected with the Richmond Locomotive
and Machine-Works.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Yesterday morning at II o'clock the resi-
fence Of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Dickerson. 90l
west Main street. was the scene Of q very
quiet but pretty marriage when mr..
IIeuy Van Buren, Moore and Miss Fannie
sueal Dlckers0n were united ia the holy
bonds OF wedlock.
The bride. who is q daughter Of Mr. j.
u. Dickerson. a prominent merchant Of
fhf- City. was attired in very pretty
travelling suit Of green, with hat and
gloves TO match. After the ceremony,
which was performed by Dr. !. c. Hidden,
of Grove-Avenle Baptist church assisted
ry Rev R.Jeft J.. Kerr, on the First
Presbyterian church. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
lift Ola the midday train for Washington
fni other northern points. Upon their re-
turn they VIII reside at 1T - west Main
street.
1lr Moore IS an enterprising young busi-
freshman. and member Of the firm OF
.-o0re & Rose. His bride IS a most at
tractve young lady, with a wide circle Of
friends.
IMPRESSIVE HOME WEDDING.
a quiet and withal very pretty mar
rags was solemnized at the brides resi-
tencc No 3oj Reservoir street, last eve
ring when Miss Maud Jackson and Mr.
Eempor Coleman were Joined in holy
NediOck The ceremony was performed
hy Rev w. n. jolly. pastor Of Randolph
street Baptist church in the presence of
q large number Of friends of the family.
J The bride. who is an attractive and
handsome young lady. was attired in
white 0rgandie and carried brides roses
Tie groom Is an enterprising and popu-
Jar businessman Of this city.
The ushers were Messrs. W. l.. Blank
fn,h.p and Thomas Ahen. while Miss
Gertrude Gaines played the wedding
march.
Alr. and Mrs. Coleman were the recipi-
tnts OF many handsome presents. They
W.T. reside in this city.
JONES-CHURCH
There was "a very pretty marriage at
the home OF the brides mother, Mrs. T.
T. Church, on west Beverly street, at $3.50
o'clock last evening. when her daughter
Hiss Florence became the bride Of Mr.
j. IT, Jones' Miss Susie Ford was maid
VI honor. and Mr. L. Eddie Bell best man.
owing 20 "a recent ahiiction in the family
ne ceremony was very quiet and was
3aly attended by immediate relatives and
hieuds. Rev Or. Potts performed the
ceremony.