The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-21
MORE FALL WEDDINGS.
BRTLLrANT NUPTUAL EyENTATsT.
JOHNS LUTHERAy CHURCH
Mr.. Cornelius Hankins WEEDS n Kentucky
Giri--Mr. Paul and Miss Hey--other
Marriages Yesterday.


! Johns Lutheran church. Ii was iull
dress affair which. In conjunction with
| the fact that the church was proiusely
| decorated with palms. ferns, smiaN ana
| white rose. made II really brilliant as d
spectacle. Rev. Paul Mcneil officiated'
and Professor John Baseler had the musi-
cal programme In his capable charge.
| II included the usual marches before
and after the ceremony, and q NUMBER Oh
other special selections.
The bride is a daughter Of the late Pc
ter Euker, up TO the time OF MS death
! popular restauranteur Of this city. she
is a charming as well as a very pretty
girl. and exceedingly popular. Mr.. Houi-
grave has during his residence mere won
many friends and general esteem.
The assemblace at the church included
many OF Richmond's leading German citi-
zcns. 4 white ribbon indicated the re-
served news tho ushers being Messrs.
Robert Euker. william Scvers, otto
| Muller. william Boschen, William
Schmidt. and Fred. Jurgens. These gen
| tlemen wore the conventional black fuil
dress suits. with pearl gray gloves IN, sha
| boutonnieres Of white roscbuds. MISS
Marie Charlotte Eukor. sister Of the bride.
was maid OF honor.
The order OF entrance was the usual
| one the ushers approaching the thancel
| in couples. followed by the bride. and her
maid Of honor. The groom. with his best
man. Mr.. Alfred Jahnke. Jr.. entered from
| the Sacristan. meeting the others OF the
| party at the altar.
Both the bride and her maid Of honor
wore really beautiful costumes. and the
effect as the group stood before the Off
ciating clergyman was most striking.
THE BRIDES GOWN.
That Of the former was of heavy white
| satin. with trimmings Of chiffon and
Duchcsse lace. Her veil was caught Dy
cluster OF lilies Of the valley. and her
| bouquet was Of white roses. Miss MARI
| Euker wore pale blue satin. with trim
mings Of bridal tule and lilies Of the val
| ley.
After the ceremony, Mrs. Charlotte
Isuker. mother of the bride, rendered
| reception and surper 10 the bridal party
| and n limited number Of Mrs. Houlgrave's
most intimate girl friends. The parlors
were decorated with ferns. palms and
| white roses and presented most hospi-
| table welcome 10 the little company. The
supper was served by Zimmerman in the
style that has won him his popularity In
that connection. The bridal gifts. large
and valuable collection were on exhibit
ton and were much admired.
Mr.. and Mrs. lIoulgrave took the late
train for Buffalo. where they will visit
include many northern points OF inter-
est. Upon their return they will be at
home al Jos east Clay street. They took
their departure amid a shower Of hearty
congratulations which will be cordially
echoed by all who know them
THOSE PRESENT.
Among those who witnessed the cere-
mony were Mrs. w. a. Spott. Mr.. and
Mrs Moser. Mr.. and Mrs. Muller Mr.
and Mrs. c. Euker Mr.. and Mrs.
Mehlbrecher. Mr.. and Mrs. William Rue
ger. Mrs Herman Schmidt. Mrs. Boschen'
The gentlemen Of the Nowlan Company,
Miss Kate Reinhardt. Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Zimmerman. Mr.. and Mrs. Won y.
Rosenegk Miss Nora Siegel, Mr.. and
Mrs Book. Mr.. and Mrs. Krausse. Miss
Pauline Kessnck, Miss Louise thinner
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Franck. Misses Marie
Mcneil. and Ida Hcrod. Mr. and Mrs
Emil Spott Mr. Louis Book. Mr.. ana
Mrs Moeker. Mrs Blenner and Misses
Ollie and Nora Franck.
HANKINS-MGE
A special telegram TO The Times yes
terday from Bowling Green. Ky, says;
This morning Mr.. Cornelius Hawkins.
Of Richmond. Va. and Miss Maude
McGehee. Of Bowling Green, KY, were
married by the Rev. NJ. NJ. Benton, Arch
deacon OF the Diocese. in Christ Episcopal
church.
THE decorations were golden rod and
Virginia creepers
The bride was led to the altar by her
brother-in-law, Mr. Chas. G.. Fields or
Fulton. Ky. and her only attendant. Miss
Pearl McGehee. sister Of the bride.
"The attendants were Misses Daisy
Deane Adams. Lucie May Wootten' Bes-
sic Underwood. Mary Armstrong. Nora
Johnson. and Daisy Bearce.
"The wedding march was played by
Professor w. +. Kowenberg, Of Louis
Vile.
The brides costume was a travelling
suit Of brown The attendants suits cor
responded with Gainsboroush hats. They
held white chrysanthemums'
Mr. Hankins is very popular In Rich-
mond. where he resides. lie is very
prominent I'm art circles here. being
talented portrait painter.
PAUL-HEY.
Miss Lille +. Hey and Mr. Gustav A.
Paul. two popular young people OF Ches-
termed. were married Tuesday night az
the residence Of Mr. James A. Wallen, No
70 Harvey street. this city. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Joel I. Tuck
er pastor OF the East-End Baptist
church. in the presence OF number OF
friends. After the ceremony supper was
served and a reception rendered Mr.. and
Mrs Paul. Later they and their attend
ants left for their country home.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
prettv home wedding took place yes
terday morning at o'clock at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents. No. lS9 south
Cherry street. when Miss Sonora j.. the
Youngest daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Brown. became the bride Of Nj John
T.. Peorman.
Rev. Thomas ~ Potts d. D.. pastor OF
Park-Place church. performed the cere-
mony that joined the two young hearts
IN one
Immediately preceded by their attend
ants. Messrs. Brawner Gates. II. y. Eos
ter. William Umlauf and w. j. Brown
Jr.. the bridal party entered the parlors
TO the strains OF Lohengrin's wedding
march played by Miss Martha boltz' ana
formed circle and were then met by the
bridegroom and his best man. Mr.. waiter
l.. Phillips. while the bride entered lean
ing on the arm Of Miss Katie Lee Bur
CESS. the maid OF honor.
The bridegroom is valued employee OF
M. l.. I. osuristIan. Inc uflde Is the
pretty ana attracuve daughter or ar.
w. J. Brown. the well-known West-End
grocer
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Peer
man left over the Norfolk and Western
railroad for an extended trip South. on
their return they will be az home 10 their