The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-11
MORE NOVEMBER BRIDES
SEVERAL PRETTY HOME WE'D
DTyGS YESTERDAY.
Mr.. w. j. Anderson and Mrs. George L..
Cottrell--Miss Marcie Edna Chappen
and Mr.. Oscar j. Ogg, and Others.

Mr.. w. ]. Anderson and Mrs. George L..
Cottrell were married al the brides resi-
dence. No. . west Grace street yesterday
morning. The marriage ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. Y. bowman, as
sisted by Rev. J. NJ. Anderson, brother OF
the groom, in the presence OF only tpe
immediate members OF the contracting
parties families together with Few IN
innate friends.
Mrs. Anderson is a strikingly han LONE
brunette, and most ssservedly popular
amongst a large circle Of frlclos nero
and in New York, from where her .1nuy
came originally.
Mr.. Anderson Is well known as the
efficient president Of the Richmond stove
Manufacturing Company, one OF the l"Ts-
est and most prosperous manufacturing
establishments in the South. Mr.. Amer
son is a man upon whom Dame F. tune
has smiled. as we'll as being ran OF
extensive influence and business a'lhl''
The bride. who was dressed most 0ecom-
ingly in a blue walking suit cntef,o me
beautifully decorated parlors Win hei
maid Of honor, Miss Scott Gins
them came little Mies Marie Cot'reil.
dressed in pink satin and carrying a
large bunch Of American beauties inc
groom was attended by MS DeSI Hiah'
Mr.. Charles 4. Rose.
Mr. and Mrs Anderson LETT on the
= NJ. train for an extended northern
tour.
Pretty Home Wedding.
A pretfv home wedding took place al the
residence of Mr. John 4. Chappel, NO.
ono aast clay street yesterday afternoon.
the contracting parties being MI. Chap-
neIre daughter. Miss Marcie Edna, and
Mr., oscar j. Ogg. of Pueblo, Col
Rev DR.. W. J.. Wright pastor or
IAlgh-Street Baptist church, performed
'n Sf,er The ceremony the couple were
driven 10 the Chesapeake and Ohio depot.
where they took the train Tor Louisa
county. the old home OF the groom,
where they will spend a week returning
here for another week before gong 10
their home in Colorado.
The bride was attired in a travelling
suit OF blue and carried bouquet Of
p4nk roses. She is a great favorite
among her friends who will be sorry al
The eroom is train dispatcher on the
Denver and Rio Grande railroad lie is
"A native OF Louisa county where MS pa
rents now reside.
The rshcrs were Mr.. Potter Ogg. OF
and Mr.. W. G.. Butler. OF this city.
number Of valuable and useful pres
ents were received.
lrvinc-Burns.
Rev Father Donahue, Of St. Patrick's
church performed am Impressive mar
rage ceremony at that church at 4.5O
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The contracting parties Were Mr.
Michael f. Irwin and Miss Teresa Irene
Burns both Of this city, and tho atten-
dants were Messrs. Lazarus Martin tbest
mani. Thomas J. Sheehy, John Hartwig.
and Gus Booker
The bride is the pretty daughter or
Mrs. Bridget Doyle. and IS one Of Fulton's
charming bellies. and the groom is an
efficient employee of the Virginia and
North Carolina Wheel Company
After the ceremony the party went 10
tfcir future hone. No. SD Graham street.
Fulton. where an elegant reception was
rendered a number Of the friends OF the
young couple.
Randolph Spaulding.
Mr. Percy c. Randolph and Miss La
vinia a. Spaulding Were quietly mar
ried at the residence OF the brides par
ents. No 33 west Cary street. yesterday
morning at S.o'clock by Rev. II. G. Gar
rison. Of the Marshall-Street Christian
church.
Immediately after the marriage cere-
north-bound train for tour Of ten days.
and viii. upol their return, reside at No.
532 north Ninth street.
Mr. Randolph Is "a popular and efi-
cient member of Superintendent IhOmp-
sons staff I'm the Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph Service. and Miss Spauding Is
most popular and beloved by a large cir
Gle Of friends.
Snead- Schermerhorn-
Mr.. George f. Snead and Miss Lizzie
c. Schermerhorn were married last
night az o. clock. al Greenwood MethO-
dist church. HenricO county, by Rev.
George McFadden.
After the ceremony the party returned
to Richmond to reside temporarily at No.
73j north Fourth street.
Mr.. Harris 10 We'd.
Mrs G.. J.. Cowherd. Of Orange county
has issued invitations 10 the marriage OF
her daughter Miss Fannie COwherd. u
Mr. Robert c. Harris of this city The
wedding will take place at Oak Hill. or
ange county. Wednesday morning. Nov
ember 18th. at II o'clock.
Mr.. Harris is one Of the most popular
young business men Of Richmond lie
and his bride will at home to their friends
after December LIST at 22lO east Grace
street.
GoOdwvn-RhOdeS.
The following telegram from Weldon
y. c., was received by The Times last
Wv. F. Goodwin and Miss Molle
Rhodes. both OF Richmond, We're married
here to-day, and returned home on the
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