Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-16
MARRY AT HER HOME
MISS LoTTIE HARTMAN WEEDS SIR.
JOHN WILLARD CRAIG.
THE WEDDING A PRETTY AFFAIR,
The House PrettiIy Decorated ma
Large Company of Friends
Prcsent-Miss Horne the Bride OF
MFR. POvciI-Other weddings.

The marriage OF Mr.. John Willard
Craig and Miss Lottie Macgill Hartman,
which had awakened so much interest.
took place yesterday at o'clock Z. Nj. at
the home Of the brides parents, No. Sl2
east Clay street. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DR.. Moses ID. Hoge, Of
whose church the brides family are men,
bers.
The spacious parlors Of Mr.. Hartman's
home were beautifully decorated for the
occasion. The white satin kneeling
cushion was placed between two pyra-
mids of palms, and groups of palms soft
ened the outlines OF the rest OF the room,
| while around the ceiling and about the
| tall pier glasses over the mantels there
was an exquisite frieze of evergreen fes-
toons
| WAS AN IDEAL BRIDE.
Miss Hartman was an ideal bride in
her costume of embroidered mousseline
de sole over white silk, with long tulle
veil, and high corsage, with dainty shlr-
rings of mousseline de sole and white
| satin finish. Brides roses made up the
| bridal bouquet
| Miss Bessie Blair Hartman, in beauu-
| ful gown Of pink mousseline de sole, over
pink silk, and carrying pink carnations
acted as maid of honor.
| Mr.. John b. Young was the best man.
and Messrs. William Shervin and Julian
| Bossieux ushered in the guests, VINO en-
tered through the long bands Of white
ribbon. held up by little Miss Elise Ed
ridge Hartman and Master Frank Ed
ward Hartman. The pretty little ribbon
girl wore a frock of white silk, and Mas
| fer Frank was dressed in a black velvet
suit. with broad, white embroidered col
lar.
The parlors were filed from end to end
with the many friends of the popular
young couple. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Hartman, Is OF
a brunette type of beauty, with charm-
ingly vivacious manners, and has gwen
much pleasure by her sweet voice, poth
in recitation and song.
Mr.. Craig has won for himself a de-
servedly high place in the business com
munity. and enjoys the regard OF VIDE
circle of friends.
SOME OF THE GUESTS.
Among the guests at the wedding were
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Hartman, Miss
Mamie Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Craig. of Washington; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry O. Chamberlayne. Mr.. and Mrs.
I f. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Walford
Hardwicke, Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Moore, Mr.. ana
Mrs T. William Pemberton, Dr. Russel
Pemberton. MIR. and Mrs. j. scott Haf-
IRISH Captain and Mrs. Cyrus BossieuX,
md CHARLES
Winn. Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Lamb, Mr..
and Mrs. James e. Blair, Mr.. and Mrs.
Beauregarde Lorraine, Colonel William u.
Tanner Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tanner,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Younger, Misses Ro-
berts. Miss o. L. Hatcher, Miss Eunlce
Walker. Mr.. Harry d. Win, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wooster VIM, Mrs. A.
Stewart Wade, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Craigie. Miss Marian G. Ryland, Mr..
Charles Burnett, Mr.. Thomas Spencer
Mr.. Norman Morton, Mrs Roy Chlldrey,
Mr.. Il. Harvey Symonds, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. 3. West. Mr. and Mrs. Albert II. Hill,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Penick Shelton,
Mrs. ]. Il. Cox, Jr., Miss Erna Bass. Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley b. Tyler, Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Alvey, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Alvey. Mr.. Emmett Seaton, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. L. Todd, Mr.. Edward Winfree, Mr..
c. w. White, Mr. W. G.. Turpin, Miss
Eva V. Bowe, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Christian. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mckee,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Cloves, Miss Marga-
ret Knowles, Mr.. Arthur Scrivenor. Mr..
and Mrs. st. John Duval, Miss Lee Camp,
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Swneford, Mr.. and
Mrs. John j. Gravatt Mrs. w. V. James,
Miss Mabel Vaughan, Mr.. James III.
Stone Major and Mrs. James II. Capers,
Miss Lena Green, Mr.. II. G.. Carter, Mr..
f. II. Bissell, Mr.. James III. Cherry, Mr..
Robert b. Roode, Mr.. Evan X. Chester
man.
Mr.. Shepherd Webb played a number
of beautiful selections at the entrance
of the bridal party and during the cere-
mony.
After Mr.. and Mrs. Craig's return from
their bridal trip they will make their
home at No. 1916 Floyd avenue.
MISS HORNE WEBS MIR. POWELL.
Mr.. James Daniel Powell and Miss
Mary Wade Horne were married yester-
day afternoon at 1870 o'clock at the resi-
dence of the brides aunt, Mrs. L. e.
Williams No. $50 west Grace street.
Quite a number of the relatives and in
| innate friends of the contracting couple
witnessed the ceremony, which was per-
| formed in an impressive manner by tho
| Rev. DR.. Charles II. Ryland. The par
lors were appropriately decorated for the
| occasion, and the scene was picturesque
| one while the marriage VOWS were plight
| ed
| After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Powell left over the Chesapeake and Ohio
| railway for a western tour. They will re-
| turn in about ten days, and take up
their residence at the groom's home, at
| Mangohick, Va, where he is prominent
merchant
The bride is a young lady Of many rne
qualities of head and heart. She is the
| daughter of Mr.. r. 4. Horne, ex-Trea-
surer of Hanover county.
THE GOODE-REX NUPTIALS.
In the presence of host OF friends,
! and with impressive ceremony MI. hush
Il. Goode and Miss Bessie May Rex, two
popular young people of this city, were
| married Yesterday morning at 1O:3o O'Clock,
| at the First Baptist church. Rev. Or.
| George Cooper, pastor of the church,
performed the ceremony. There were no
/ bridesmaids. and the contracting couple
| were preceded to the altar by the fol-
| lowing young gentlemen as ushers:
Messrs Il. Leslie Spence. Jr., S. Hester
| Wilkinson. Frank l.. Cosby, BROMLEY
w. Foster Hartwell Freeman, and
Horace S. Wright.
A most delightful and impressive fea-
| ture of the ceremony was the music OF
| the occasion, furnished by Mr.. Herbert
| I, Rees and the orchestra of the Second
| Baptist church.
At the close of the ceremony an I'M
nromptu reception was held, and at noon
Nfre Gooda left for SOiOuFn