The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-29

Mis-. annie Eel sackett Marries Mr. "m'
Goodridce sale.

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Tho Eirst PRESBYTERIAN church was the
scene this afternoon OF another "e""'
tfui marriage, and again the spaCIo"9
cdinca was nlled to overnowins Inc
contracting parties were MT. NlAAii"
Goodridgo Sale of Wilmington -
formerly of this city. anc Miss Anne
Belle Sackctt. the attractive !cu"s
daughter of {. III Sackett. Esq.
The church was beautifully decorated
the pulpit and It's surroundings being
mass OF palms. ferns. evergreens' ana
chrysanthcmums. while lamp-shades OF
white and yellow added to ms ch@rm-
in effect.
Professor W. Saunders Adams pre-
sided at the ORGAN. and promptly at l
O'Clock the bridal party entered the
church 10 the strains OF Mcndelssohn
wedding march.
lirst, tour little girls-Mnsses Louise
Payne. Dorothy Wingheld. Mary Me
Kinney. and Kathleen Flood-in white
and yellow costumes. and carrying
punches of chrysanthemurns. entered and
pulled back ,he ribbon across the aisles.
Then came the ushers-Messrs. William
v Wilson, Jr. John y. Ford, y. g.
Manson, Jr and IL. {. Snead.
Next came the bridesmaids and
groOmsmen. as follows:
Miss Evie Sackett and Mr.. d. II.
Howard.
Miss Carrie Allen and Rev. G. q.
sydnor.
Miss Grace O'Nein Sale and Mr.. Henry
NJ. Sackett.
Miss Matte Wood and Mr.. Robert
Thornhll.
Miss Virginia Mckinney and Mr.. IL.
NJ. Scott.
Miss Mary Mckinney and Mr.. owen
McCorkle.
The pretty bride then passed up the
left aisle with her father, preceded by
ner maid OF honor. her sister, Miss jamie
Sackett. while the groom ana his best
man, his brother, MIR. Dan w. Sale
passed up the right aisle, the little
fiower-g girls following. all meeting at the
altar, and forming beautiful tableaux.
The impressive ceremony was performed
10y Rev. William V. Wilson. ID. d.. grand
father of the groom. assisted by Rev
Goodridge A. Wilson. of Rockbridge the
groom uncle, and Rev. T. T. McFaden
pastor OF the church.
The pretty bride wore A handsome
travelling costume Of cadet blue and car
RED boquet of brides roses and maiden
hair ferns
The maid Of honor wore a becoming
street costume and carried a boquet If
La France roses.
The bridesmaids wore street costumes
ana carried lunches of white and yellow
nrysantbenums and the groom. best
man and sfoomsman wore black coats
and light trousers with chrysantbenun
bOuttOnnieres
From the church the happy couple left
for the Union depot, where they took the
Norfolk and Western train for their
future home in Wilmington. n. C..
The bride IS one Of Lynchburc most
attractive and lovable young ladies' and
VIII be sadly missed 10y her many friends
Ihe groom is "A son of Mr. and Mrs
A. }. Sale Of this city, and a prominent
young business man Ct Wilmington.
Inc bridal presents were numerous
handsome and useful. and many were
from friends in distant cities.
BOLOCHI-COCHRAN
Mr.. w. H. Cochran's residence No 72l
First street. was the scene of an inter.
esting event at 1880 this afternoon. II
was the marriage of Miss Clara B. Cocb-
ran, the pretty ana popular young daueb-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Cochran. to
Mr.. Charles r. Bolochi Of Roanoke. Rev.
a. Ike Smith. j.. y. pastor Of Court
NJ. e. church, oflciated Mr.. Max Roeth-
lein was the best man.
There was no maid Of honor the bride
entering the parlor with her brother. Mr..
A. i. Cochran
The parlor was beautifully decorated
with flowers and evergreen and the
couple stood under IN arch Of evercrcons
while the ceremony was being performed.
The newly-married couple left on the
Norfolk and Western train for their
future home in Roanoke.
PLTERS-PULLEN
Mr. L NJ Peters. popular roune mer-
chant and Miss Gertrude r. Pulltn. the
Pretty yOdns daughter OF Rev. 6. W.
Pullen, Of the Methodist church at Eagle
Rock. were married this morning. The
father Of the bride ofiiciated Mr. J. II.
Bean was the best IRAN. and Miss Ger.
nelia Myers. aunt of the groom. was
maid Of honor
Tine bride was attrcd IN a neat travel
ing costume of blue cloth and carried
brides roses. The happy young couple
arrived here this afternoon. where they
took the Norfolk and Western train for
NorfK.