Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
THEY WE'D IN MARCH.
MISS WILLIAMS THE BRIDE orr MR..
II. II. POLLARD. IN.
A Lovely wedding Tabieau-Mr.
Frischkorn and Miss Hardwicke.
Many beautiful Presents Received.

There was a lovely tabloau wedding at
The home Of Mr.. John c. Williams
No 100 west Grace street, yesterday az
ternoon at o'clock. The bride was
Miss Julia Wortham Williams. eldest
daughter Of Mr.. Williams while the
groom was Mr.. II. r. Pollard Jr.' son
Of Hon. Henry r. Pollard, and mem
Der OF the well-known real estate firm
OF Pollard & Bagby. The spacious par
lors were beautifully decorated, the
mantels being perfect beds Of pink and
red roses, and there was a profusion
OF palms and ferns.
In the front parlor were assembled the
relatives and very near friends Of the
happy couple. Promptly at $50 o'clock
the folding doors were thrown open, and
the scene presented was indeed enchant-
Ing. The bride was attired in white
satin. and carried a large bouquet Of
lilies Of the valley To her left stood
the maid Of honor, her sister, Miss Annie
Williams; and on the right OF the groom
stood his best man, Mr.. Russell Will
liams The other attendants-Misses
Kate Buford. Julia Yancy. Josie Pol
lard, Mary Anderson. and Messrs. 4.
NJ WORKMAN. Garland Pollard, b. A.
Burgess. and X. Il. Harwood-were ar
tistically grouped around the altar.
a PRETTY CEREMONY.
Rev. Or. Cooper, Of the First Baptist
church, standing in front Of a bank Of
ferns and palms, which acted as a
background to the scene. performed the
ceremony. After congratulations the
bridal party and entire company were
ushered into the dning-hall. where they
enjoyed a most inviting and sumptuous
repast. The large number Of handsome
presents attested the popularity Of the
happy pair.
The bride Is a young woman Of many
personal charms and Of loycliness Of
character. She has a large circle of
friends and acquaintance. The groom
IS an exceedingly popular young business
man.
Mir. and Mrs. Pollard left on the :
= NJ. train for an extended trip North
carrying with them the best wishes Of
host OF admiring friends
Miss HardwicISc becomes n Bride.
At 2:30 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
there was very pretty marriage at the
home of Mr. Charles W. Harlwicke. No.
200 east Grace street. when Miss Alice
S. Hardwicke became the bride Of Mr.
Hunter r. Frischkorn. The ceremony
was performed by the pastor Of both
the young people. Rev. J. T. Mastin, Of
Trinity Methodist church. and was wit
messed by only near relatives Of the
bride and groom. owing TO recent be
reavement In one Of the families.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
with palms and cut-howers. The bride
was becomngly eOwned in travelling
suit Of brown, and carried n large bunch
Of lilies Of the valley. Mr.. Harry Whittet
presided at the organ. and Messrs
Halves Coleman and Ford Harvey acted
as ushers. The happy couple left i'm
rnediately for Old Point and the North
They were the recipients Of large
number Of costly and elegant presents.
The groom is junior member of the
firm Of George b. Gaines d Co. and son
of President John II. Frschkorn, Of the
Fire Commissioners, and is very popu-
lar and progressive young man. The
bride Is a daughter Of Alderman Charles
W. Hardwicke. and is young lady OF
rare cultivation and accomplishments.