Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-09
FAIR APRIL BRIDES.
Weddings of Mr.. spott and Miss
Hnra ut 81. james; MIR. Peasc and
Mr.. ball and Miss Drndshear.

St. James Episcopal church was the
scene yesterday afternoon at O'Clock of
very pretty marriage. when Miss Jose
phlne Lee Harra and Mr.. Oscar Il.
Spott were united In the holy bonds OF
matrimony. Rev. DIR. John X. Mason,
the pastor, performed the ceremony In
a most impressive manner. The church
was beautifully decorated with palms.
ferns, and colored lamps.
The bride was attired in white silk chif-
fon, with pearl trimmings, and chiffon
veil
Miss Emma Relnhardt, the maid OF
honor, wore pink satin and white Or
candle. The bridesmaids were Miss Paul
inc Kessnich and Miss Kate Reinhardt,
and were attired in solid pink organdie
over pink satin.
Mr.. Charles f. Harra. a brother or
the bride, was best man. while the ushers
were as follows: Messrs. Theodore Keck
Carl Euker, Charles Haase, Henry Grim
nell, r. l.. Euker Charles Kohler, Her
bert Walldrop, and j. +. b. Jurgens.
The bride is a most attractive young
lady Of many accomplishments and Is the
bahShNti VI niAo. IL -. anu Nbt
late Joseph Harra. The groom is one OF
the most popular young jewellers OF this
city, and is second lieutenant of the
Stuart Horse-Guard. The troop attended
the wedding in body.
The couple left for northern tour on
the p. NJ. train.
THE PEASE-LLOYD NUPTIALS.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Lloyd and Mr.
Benjamin Gary Pease were united in
marriage at Union-Station church last
evening at $3.50 o'clock. Rev. DR.. George
c. Vanderslice, the pastor. performing the
ceremony. The church was very prettily
decorated. The bride was attired In white
organdie, with pearl ornaments, while
the maid OF honor, Miss Willie Eta
Lloyd, a sister of the bride, also Wore
a gown Of that material.
Mr.. Harry Doggett OBLIGATED as best
man, while the ushers were Messrs. f. NJ.
Mallory. James Fox, NJ. II. Eppes. Ellis
Goode. A. p. Mitchell. and A. r. Palmer
The bride Is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Lloyd, and Is an attractive
young lady. The groom is one of the
trusted employees Of the Richmond Lo-
conceive and Machine-Works. He was
presented by his employers with $50 in
gold, as token of the regard in which
they hold him.
MISS BRADSHAW WEBS MIR. BALL.
At Christ Episcopal church. last eve
ming, at O'Clock. Miss Nadge F.. Brad
shear became the bride Of Mr. George
/. Ball. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Preston Nash. The bride wore Il
gown Of cream albatross, with tulle veil.
and carried a prayer-book. The maid OF
honor. Miss Reade Bradshear sister OF
the bride. wore white organdie. and car
ried roses. The best man was Mr.. William
r. Ball. a cousin of the groom. The
ushers were Messrs. d. o. Fowlkes,
| Henry Tenser, Charles Thornton, and
Marion Barnett The bride is the at
| tractive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
| Bradshear. The groom is assistant mana
/ ger at r. H. Mayo & Co.'S.
MARRIED IN WASHINGTON.
The announcement yesterday OF the
marriage in Washington on Monday eve
ming Of Mr.. Edward Burruss and Miss
! s. r. Tyler, both Of this city. was a
surprise TO their friends. They left here
| that day for the national capital. and
were married soon after their arrival
| by Rev. Albert NJ. Hilliken The young
| couple are now on a northern tour and
| will return TO Richmond in a few days.
Mr.. Burruss is a popular young business
| man, and his bride is the attractive
| daughter of Justice c. w. c'NatO Tyler.