Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-11
MANY AUTUMNBRIDES
RICHMOND COUPLES WORSHIP AT
HyMENs ALTAR.
hrs. COTTRELL WEEDS Mr.. ANDERSON
Miss ChnppcIs 7'pkes Californian
for Her Husbnud--'rhc Valentine
Marrics a Philadelphia Man.


prominent and Influential citizen of Rich
mond. The ceremony. which was very
impressive. was performed by Rev. ]. Y.
bowman. assisted by Rev. ]. NJ. Ander-
son, brother OF the groom. Only the i'm
mediate members OF the contracting
parties families. with q few intimate
friends. were present.
Mrs. Anderson is a strikingly handsome
brunette. and has large circle of friends
here and IN New York, from where her
family came originally.
Mr.. Anderson is well known as the
president Of the Richmond Stove Manu-
featuring Company. one Of the largest
and most prosperous manufacturing es-
adjustments in the South.
The bride, who was dressed most be-
comingly in blue walking suit, entered
the beautifully decorated parlors with her
maid of honor, Miss Scott. Preceding
them came little Miss Marie Cottrell,
dressed In pink satin and carrying
large bunch of American Beauties. The
groom was attended by his best man,
Mr.. Charles A. Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs Anderson left on the IL
Nj. train for an extended northern tour.
They will attend the Horse Show. spending
some time in New York.
VALENTINE-ALLEN NUPTIALS.
No more beautiful, quiet home wedding
has been witnessed in Richmond this
season than that which took place at $50
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence Of the brides uncle. Mr.. Andrew
jackson Wood. No. POI north Nineteenth
ctr ho kVf1 xyoG
the petite and charming daughter of
the late Charles L. Allen, who was for
so many years paying teller of the First
National Bank of this city. She is also
a granddaughter of the late w. Sears
Wood, while the groom was Mr.. r. Surry
Valentine, u popular young man of TINS
city, who has been connected with the
Richmond Telephone Company since Its
organization here some years ago.
The parlors were tastefuly decorated
with palms, ferns, and chrysanthemums,
while the floors were covered with white
crash, producing an effect of white and
green.
The bride. attired in a most becoming
gown of white organize, with white satin
ribbons. and carrying white chrysanthe-
NUNS. entered leaning upon the arm oil
her brother, Mr.. Charles p. Allen she
was met at the altar by the groom and
his best man, Mr.. Minitree Folkes. The
ceremony was impressively performed
by Rev. DR.. w. G. Starr pastor OF the
Broad-Street Methodist church, in the
presence of a large company of friends
of the happy young couple.
The popularity of the bride was attested
by the unusually large number or hand-
some and useful presents she received
from friends in Richmond and elsewhere.
Vol left
train over the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac for a tour Of several or the
northern cities.
MISS CHAPPELL WEBS MR.. OGG.
Miss Marcie Edna Chappell, the talented
daughter of Mr.. John T. Chappell of this
CITY was married at / o'clock yesterday
afternoon TO Mr. oscar j. Ogg. OF Pueblo,
Col. The wedding took place at the
home Of the brides parents, NO. 2llZ east
CLAY street and the ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Drs w. l.. Wright, pas
tor of the Leigh-Street Baptist church,
of which the bride is a member. The
ushers were Mr.. Pollard Ogg, OF Louisa
county. a brother of the bridegroom, and
Mr.. w. c. Butler, of this city.
The ushers, on entering the pariors,
were preceded by two little boys-Mas-
ters wellington Cottrell and Richard
Hardesty. who acted in the capacity OF
ribbon bows. They were attired in suits
of black velvet, trimmed In white lace.
Following the ushers came the bride ana
bridegroom. who advanced to their posi-
lions to the lovely strains Of Wagners
wedding march, as rendered by Mr.. Kegl-
maid Walker.
After the ceremony the couple received
the congratulations Of their numerous
friends and relatives, and were driven
70 the Chesapeake and Ohio depot, where
they took the 2I0 train for Louisa couh-
" the old home of the bridegroom
where they will spend a week, ana re-
turning to this city Will spend week
with the tride's parents before leaving
Cor tbeir home in far-off Colorado
THE narlors were decorated with palms
and white chrysanthemums and roses,
which had the light of many shaded
Iamns cast upon them. The Drlde was
a+tired I'm a travelling suit or blue ana
carried a bouquet Of pink roses. she is
a charming little blonde and has taken
an active part in church affairs ana Is
singer of some note.
1'he groom IS train dispatcher on the
Denver and Rio Grande railroad, ana Is
,,o,,no man of sterling character The
'1.csarts were numerous and costly
Amone them were portraits OF the
hrjde,s father and mother, sent as his own
bondiwork by Mr.. John II. Adams OF
ot,uaaelnb,a who was an apprentice
boy under Mr.. Chappell.
RANDOLPH-SPAUL
nrettv but very unostentatious. wed
aing took place yesterday morning at
S,alooL at the home of the Dride
,,other No. 1923 west Cary street, wheh
nI,ss Iavina A. Spaulding. the pretty
"a accomplished daughter OF MRS. M
n snaulding and the late Albert u
c.,,ld,ng became the bride OF Mr.. Percy
- pendolph. a popular attache OF the
richmond Fire-Alarm Department. Kew
~ Garrison. pastor of the Marshall
go christian church. performed the
s.os,sonv after which Mr.. and Mrs. Kan
ss,'.t' Ieft for an extended northern tour
-tap-,,no AT washington. Baltimore, fnii-
sa1rnia New York, and Niagara FANS.
az" and Mrs. Randolph received many
,aautiful and costly presents. They wiz
e.,,r, 10 Richmond about the 2oth, ana
ru, reside at No. 1928 west Cary street.
IRyIN-BuRNs WEDDING.
~ Michael e. Irwin and Miss Teresa
rrare Burns were married at 81
patr,c,s's church at 4:3O O'Clock yes'er-
aav afternoon. Rev. Father Dohahue,
tho nastor. officiating. The attendants
20 Messrs. Lazures Martin, best man.
Ionn Hartwig, Gus Booker and Ihomas
cbeeby. The bride, who Is the pretty
Saughter of Mrs. Bridget Boyle. was at
.,,ad an a beautiful suitiof Napoleon piue'
s,.,th hat and gloves TO matcn, ana car
ia en- her hand bunch OF cnrysantne-
NUNS. The bridegroom IS vaiuspie