The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-23
THE YULETIDE BRIDES.
MANY PLIGHT THEIR TROTH ~
THE JOYOUS SEASON.
Miss Lily Wilson and Mr.. l.. X. Hamberlin
Miss Della &. Lamb and MIR. HowardJ'
Harriss--Other Events.

/
| last night at o'clock, the contracting
/ couple being Professor L.. X. Iiamberlin,
| Of Austin. Tex. and Miss Lily Wilson
| daughter OF the late Rev Dr. y. W.
! Wilson There were no cards OF invita-
ton issued. and only the Immediate fam
! lis and relatives witnessed the ceremony
| which was performed by the Rev. J. T.
| Belts. of Wniteyille, y. c.. uncle OF the
! bride. DR. Lewis q. Bosher acted as best
man. and Miss Daisy Wilson was maid
| ~ honor. There were no other attend
| ants.
Professor and Mrs. Hamberlin left over
! the Southern Railwey last night at j
| O'Clock for southern t~ur, 't D-ilaI.ts
whence they will go To their future nome
| IN Austin where the groom occupies q
| char I'm the School OF English at the
| University of Texas
Wngner-Waddill.
One OF the most beautiful home we'd
! dings of the season was that or MISS
Amanda \Vaddill and Professor W. NJ.
Wagner which was celebrated at the
home Of the bride. ITO Capitol street
Yesterday evening. The spacious parlors
We're tastefully ornamented with PAINS
! while tho soft. cOlored glow OF piano
lamps shed a softened light on the scene.
The wedding party. which entered from
the back parlor and proceeded 10 the
temporary altar at the front, came IN the
following order TO the accompaniment
II the wedding march played by Mr.. Le-
10Y jenkins Messrs. ID. II. Drum and J..
w Bandy. Misses Lily and Minnie Wad-
am sisters of the bride. attired In pink
organdie over taneta silk and carrying
bouquets Of brides roses. Mcssrs. a. p.
Caldwell and n. W Wood Misses Grace
Bradley and Rea Waddill. In pale blue
0rglndio over taffeta silk. with bouquets
~ brides roses. the ring-hearer httle
Miss Marion Lee. dainty and bewtching
i'm rfn 10 n
silk cushion tho wedding ring. the bride,
with her maid 0f honor Miss Linda Mars
tom. Mr. Allan Waddil (best mani and
the groom.
The bridal party. formed In half circle
around the officiating minister. DIT w. q.
Starr. made d beautiful and impressive
scene ms The ceremony which united the
happy pair was being read
The bride never looked more charming
She was ROBBED Zoo white satin IN traine.
wifh oorsage front Of pearl trimmings
and rich fasf0Ons Of point lace. Her vel
was held in place by the symbolic orange
blossoms. cleaning pure and white from
tho folds of tullo
Tho maid ~ honor. Miss Marston. was
daintilv and bccomngly at'ired In white
organdie over taneta silk and Ike the
oihfr attendants carried white roses
The large number Of friends who were
present and the numerous and lovely
bridal presents attest the high esteem IN
which The bride and groom arc held
The bride IS daughter Of Colonel and
Mrs. J.. A. Wlddlll and is Justly he
loved and admired FOR her many wo-
manly qualities and gifts Of mind
The groom is a valued instructor in the
Smithdeal business College. He IS n gen
tieman n sterling qualities. Of fine char
acfer and great popularity.
NJ ana Mrs. WAGNER left on he 7.70
train for trip 20 the north They will
return tho fret rnrf ~ TqnuqvV
Herriek-Lamb.
4 pretty home wedding was celebrated
yesterday morning at o'clock In VIII
ilamston y. c.. NJ the residence Of the
brides parents when Miss Deiha Gotten
Lamb became thc bride OF Mr.. Howard j
Herrick. II this city.
The large double parlOrs OF the hand
some residence We're tastefully decorated
with holly and mistletoe. while here and
there were banks of palms interspcrsed
with fragrant lilies. Between the double
doors was suspended "a beautiful mar
riage-hell. composed Of ferns and lilies
Across the room festoons Of lilies were
dainuly draped. The blinds were closely
drawn. and numerous candelabra shed
a mellow light over the scene.
As the bridal party entered the room
Schubert's serenade was exQuisitely rem
dercd. followed by Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march The impressive and beautiful
ceremony Of the Episcopal church. read
hy Rev. T.. =. Green. rector of the Church
of the Advent. made the twain one.
The bride was attired I'm a beautiful
travelling dress of grey brOadcloth with
trimmings OF velvet and fur and carried
a bouquet OF brides roses and ferns
Miss Louise Mayo Lamb. sister OF the
bride. was maid Of honor and her broth
err Mr. John G. Lamb was best man.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Her
rick LEFT for northern trip. They VIII
make their home I'm Richmond.
The bride. who is a most attractive
young lady. IS a daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Wilson q. Lamb her family being
one Of the best known I'm North Carolina.
Mr. Herrick is now Superintendent Of
Bradstreet's Agency I'm this city. Before
taking up his residence here he practiced
law in North Carolina. and later on was
editor OF the Wilson Mirror. He has
made many friends during his residence
in Richmond.
McAllister-LeCler.
Mr.. John l.. McAlIister and Miss En-
ma Warren lie tler We're married AT the
residence Of the brides relatives. No
25l0 . street last night AT y O'Clock by
Rev Joel Tucker, OF East-End Baptist
church.
The marriage was quiet one and was
only Witnessed by the immediate friends
and relatives Of the contracting parties
Mr. McAllist-r Is a valued emplOye OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and
the bride IS q beautiful daughter OF Mr.
ellis lie Cler
After the ceremony a reception will be
given and the couple will then proceed 20
their future home No eos north Twenty
eighth street.
Mr Joe Atkins will be the best man
and Mr Walter lie Cler VIII act as
usher
4 number OF handsome and useful
presents were received
Quinn-knight.
4 quiet wedding ceremony was per-
formed az the residence OF the BRIDE fa-
Their. 80. 403 l-2 Louisiana street Fulton.
last evening m S.f5 o'clock by Rev.
Joseph r. Harrison, OF Fulton Baptist
church
The contracting parties were Miss
Louia Il. knight. the beautiful daughter
OF Mr.. George W. knight. and Mr.. VIM.
Quinn. valued emplOye Of the Cedar
Works.
After the ceremony the newly-married
couple proceeded 20 their future home
ON Orleans street. and a reception was
rendered their friends.
The groom's best man was Mr.. Thos.
Hampton. and Mr.. Willie Ferguson act
The Congratulations Of large circle Of
friends viii follow these Young folks on
their journey together through life
Ewing-Berry.
4 quiet. but very beautiful wedding.
was solcmnized yesterday morning al II
o'clock in the parlOr OF Rev Father
O'Reily. Of Sacred-Heart church. The
contracting parties were Miss Tempe T..
Berry. one OF the most popular OF the
nurses at the Old Dominion Hospital. and