The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-04
4 Morning Marriage.
Miss Blanche Buckner Becrmes the Bride
OF Arthur NJ White.

NORFOLK, VA, June 3.-Special.-At
her home in this city this afternoon Miss
Blanche Buckner. daughter OF Captain
II. J.. Buckner. was married TO Mr..
Arthur VI. White, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. b. ID. Tucker of 81.
Pauls Episcopal church, in the presence
Of large number Of invited guests, the
bride being given away by her brother,
Mr. W. ID. Buokner. OF the Theological
Seminary OF Virginia.
The maid OF honor was Miss l.. Estelle
Buckner sister OF the bride, and the best
man was Mr.. William 5. White, OF Ran
dolph-Macon College, brother OF the
groom
tor, OF Portsmouth. and Miss Lizzie
Deyer, Of Southampton county, Va, ana
the grO0msmen were Mr.. Theodore +.
Rogers, Jr., and Or. :. A. Sutton, OF Nor
ST.. and Mrs White left on the Wash
ington steamer Tor an extended northern
tour. The groom IS a member OF the nTm
Of 5. X. White q Brother
1ould-UO0mts.
LYNCHBURO, VA, June 2-Special.-
Tho residence of officer Joseph X.
Co0me,. No. 11l7 Eleventh street, was
tho scene OF a pretty wedding at O'Clock
tonight. Tho bride was Miss NJ. Der
tina, the pretty young daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Coomes, and the groom Mr..
James i. Gould, a popular young man
employed as inspector by tho Bel Iele-
phone Company. Rev. Father Walsh. as
sistant pastor OF the Church of the Holy
Gross oniciated. Mr.. II. G. Cheatham, or
Roanoke, was the best man. The at
tendants We're Mr.; X -. Lee or ,,'i.s., mar
lOttesylll,, with Miss Virginia Nllll-ns,
u Knoxville. and Mr. K. 9. Williams,
with Miss Cecil COOmes, sister OF tne
bride The bride wus attired in hand-
some costume Of White oigahdle' sa.ln
ribbon trimmings, and pearl ornaments.
The bridesmaids also wore Wnlte oIhan-
die. with straw-colOred ana pale blue tlp-
bon. and carried ooquels oi Mdee4 lll,,' il...';
~The home was beauulully ut.ol"lcA
with palms. pOtted plants, ana many COL
al II o'clock the guests repaired 70
tho dining-roOms, where an eitsdhl sup
per was served. ......,.,,,e ,.a -
Tia happy young couple left on the
1.5S train for a northern tour.
Gctoy-,orrigan-
Another interesting marriage occurred
to-day az the home OF Mrs ann ooirl-
gan, on Clay street. The contracting
parties were Miss Mary A. Het p'eH't'y
and popular young daughter, ana Al.
Robert Mccoy, q prominent young Dt7l-
ness man of Norfolk. Rev. j. j. Me
Gurk. pastor OF the Church Of the Holy
Cross, Oihclatea. The parlor5 were Dedu-
ufully decorated with eYersreens, now
ers, and shaded lamps, aud presented Il
scehe OF rare beauty where the bridal
party stood.
N0rlna-iiiLson
BALTIMORE. AID, June 3.--Miss Flea
nora Semlnss Gibson. daughter Of Rev.
Dr. Frederick Gibson. OF This city, was
married 20 Professor Morris hicAy Nor
gan, OF Harvard University, at 81.
Georges church at noon to-day, IN the
presence Of am audience which crowded
the church TO OvorflOwing The ccre-
mony was performed oy the father Of
the bride. AS the bridal party entered
rhe church, the anthem. we Wish You
Good Luck in the Name OF the Lord.
was sung for the first time In Baltimore
hv the vested choir. The ushcrs were
Dr. A. Coolidge ana Mr. Apthrope. OF
Boston, Mr. Ernest Lowering, of Cam
bridge. Mr.. Frank 3. Guest. Of New
York; and Alr. James /. Fisher and Ar.
Robert G. Wright OF Baltimore. The
bridesmaids We're Miss Alice Morgan. OF
Cambridge. Miss Katie Read. of Morgan
town, W Va. Hiss Nellie Foard and
Miss Mary Cuttings. of Baltimore. Miss
Emma Wilson was maid of honor and
Mr.. Gardner NJ. Lane OF Cambridge, best