The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-29
BRIDE OF A MINISTER.
MISS sALLIE w.. DOLBY WEDs REV.
ID. n. WALiHILL.
The East Hanover %Presbytery Attends the
Ceremony In n Body-Mr. Charles L.
Lo.fier WEEDS Mrs. Emily koibe'


GATHERED a great congregation consisting
not only of the numerous friends OF the
bride and groom in the city. but also the
whole BODY Of The presbytery HOW IN ses-
sion at DR.. Kerr's church, to Witness the
marriage OF the Rev. d.. X. Walthall and
MISS Sallie w. Daily, of Richmond.
The ushers were: Messrs. g.. X. Landon,
r. b. Walthall. Walter Turpin, Sidney IA.
Ellerson, j. II. Grant. j. Garland Pollard,
hrnest Mosby. ana ney. W. ). ANS.
The Rev. W. l.. LIngle, assistant pro-
fessor of Hebrew at Union Seminary,
Hampden-Sldney, was best man.
THE CEREMONY.
The bride walked TO the altar dressed in
silver glcy MORE velour, and white chll-
fon, carrying a bouquet OF bride $ roses.
she was attended ny MISS nan, VINO acteu
as mad of honor, bearing Ia france roses.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. J. y. FAR. ID. D., ASSISTED by the
KEY. Robert l.. Kerr. -. ID.
Mr.. Walthall is the popular and success
full pastor Of the Mizpah PresDytcritn
church. and has a host OF friends IN
Richmond and elsewhere. lie Is cons.der-
ed one Of the rising young ministers or
the denomination 10 which ne DelOhts,
and his bride, who is an accomplished ana
charming young lazy, and VINO VIII hsiv-
after grace the mansc on chestnut ii4l'
is admired by all VINO know her.
Mr. and Mrs. Walthall left last even
ing FOR Niagara Falls, and New YORK
city. on the i.l5 r.. +. and +. tram.
BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS.
The floral decorations in the church were
very beautiful. and after the ceremony
had been performed, very many poop'o
remained TO view them.
In his church the organ Is placed PACK
Of the pulpit and reading desk anu ~
pipes of the instrument formed a MASSIVE
and effective background for the ho"eis.
mes. oas "a ty.anlIu OF waving PAINS
and foliage plants. together Win q
tasteful profusion of Easter MICS AS
cension lilies and Azaleas: m .ho
The whole church was filled with the
delicious perfume OF these DeauVilu' o'o7
Mr' Nlcafah Willis. the organist OF the
Proad-Stree- Methods: church, was AT
the organ on this occasion ana as me
bridal party entered the church ne play
ed the beautiful briddl chorus music liolh
warmers "Lohengrin'
one could fai cy be- heard the words
Painful and Truc. We LEAD We lorths
Where love triumphant shall crown y0u
with joy
ed softly and swc'il, familiar airs suIh
ae peKoven's 20 Promise Me, the Wei
known call VI" Thire own ard -e
beautiful song "The Sweetest Story ENeI
Told" and the words seemed 10 come
from the organ:
"Tcll me. that you love me
Whisper softly. sweetly AS OF old
Tell me. that YOU love me ,
For that's the sweetest story ever told.
As the happy pair and the bridal pariy
turned TO leave the church MI. WINS
rtived the delichtful. II old &-lhs
March" Of Mendclssohn.
AOaici Home Wedding.
A solemn and very impressive core
$500. ..a4r. ,f... lost evening at d o CLOCK
NJ the reside nee of Mr.. Charles L. Loci
fer at Marshall and Hancock streets
when he ana Mrs. Emily Kobe were
united in marriage. Inc ceremony tooN
place in the presence OF ohIy lew VII
nesses and i'm accordance with the tN-
IRENE mOdcsty Of the contracting paitlcs
no invitations were issued and the alalr
was kept perfectly quiet, so quiet lnueeu
that the outsiders who did attend re-
ceive telephone messages only about an
hour before the ceremony TOOK pace.
The parlOr where the nuptlals were
celebrated. was very handsomely deco
rated with palms. ferns and a proiusioh
of bridal roses. lilies. hlies-of-the-Vdlley,
pinks. carnations tulips and other choice
flowers.
Rev. Paul /. Mcneil, D.. D., pastor Of
St. Johns German Evangelical church Oh
hciated and the ceremony was carlitc
through I'm accordance with the ritual OF
the German Lutheran church or wh-ch
NAI NAAA"NH f'
parties are members.
At the close of the ceremony Some lsnt
refreshments were served and at 10 T.
NJ, the bridal couple took the northern
train at Elba station.
The bride was dressed in n gray tailor
made cloth dress with bonnet and gloves
To match and carried a bouquet OF pildal
roses.
Inc bridal couple went last evening 10
Washington, where they will spend Il
dav or two. From there they Will go 10
Philadelphia. New York and Niagara
Falls. They will return in about ten
days Wig they will make their nome NJ
Mr.. Loefer's residence.
Those who witnessed yesterdays cere-
mony were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ScAott'
daughter and sOn-in-law Of the bride;
Miss Lena Kobe. Miss frances Kobe.
Mr.. GEORGE Klein. Mr. Robert Senif and
Mr.. &. Werner.
The groom. who is a native of Ger
many. has been in this city for about
eight years - the local agent OF the BCr-
gncr and Lngel Brewing Company az
Philadelphia. The bride is a very popu-
lar lady and the widow Of Mr.. John
Kobe who kept q restaurant on north
sixth street opposite the Second Market.
Magee-ind" r,on.
A quiet home wedding occurred at the
residence of the bride. 20 south flne
street. last night. when, at $3.50 o'clock
Miss Celia a. Anderson. daughter OF MIs.
Louise Anderson. was married 10 MI. II
Early Mace.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. J. b. HutsOn. the pastor OF the flhe-
Street Baptist church. and the ushers
were Messrs. l.. T.. HarSrave and Is. II.
johnson.
The bride was charming in q white
organize dress. and carried a large bou-
quet OF bride roses, and the groom ana
the ushcrs wore the convent Onal evening
| dress. with rosebud bOutonnieres.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magee VIII reside az 10
south Pine street. After the wedding Il
reception was held at their future nome;
and many were the friends who wished
them many and happy days.
The bridal presents received by thS
vour~ couple were very numerous anu
beautiful.
Nj. Magee has been for seven years a
valued motOrman on the line OF the klch-
mOnd Railway and Electric Company
X .llnd- urn Il.
Mr.. Is. Walden Ragland and Miss Mar
gart [ r. Burnett were married at ] O'CLOCK
yesterday at No. $40 south Laurel street.
The wedding was a very quiet analr.
and the only attendants were the grooms
two brothers, Mr.. George and j. +. Rag
land. Jr.
The ceremony was performed by the
Revs. J. b. Hutson and III. y. Bagby.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Rag
land left for a western tour.
The bride is a daughter OF Mrs. n a
Burnett. and IS a native of Kentucky. she
IS "a young lady Of many accomplishments