The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
MID.wINTER WEDDINGS
Mr.. HIRAM ENSOR Anderson AND
MISS ELYIRA CITHARIyE PITT.
Mr.. Robert McNamee and Miss Eta
Burch-Mr. Ogden N. Sheppard and
Miss Eva e.. Pate Welded.

Union Station Methodist church was
prettily decorated last evening on the
occasion OF very pretty wedding cere-
mony, which was performed at $50 O'Clock
by the pastor. Rev. DR.. George G. Van
derslice.
The happy and handsome bride, VINO
walked up the aisle. leaning on the arm
of her uncle. was Miss Elyira Catherine
ITtt, daughter of John and Florence Pitt
OF Jersey city. n. j.. and the groom, who
awaited her at the altar was MI. hiram
Ensor Anderson. of this city.
Miss Pitt was attired IN travelling
costume and carried white carnations.
Mr.. Anderson was attended by his
brother. Mr. William Peyton Anderson
while Miss Fanny L. Hillard, OF Middle
sex, was maid OF honor. Messrs. a. Jen
Vaughan. Jr., William F.. Palmer tran
berry T.. Vanderslice and Frank j.
Bates. Jr., were ushers. and Master Ellis
Pollard made a graceful ring bearer.
Mr. Anderson il a trusted and popular
cmploye of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. and his bride has been for long
while a resident OF Richmond, hut late
w her family removed to Jersey city,
n ]. For the past two or three years
Miss Pitt. who was. has been residing
with her uncle. Mr.. Fielding Pollard, at
No 900 north Twenty-fourth street where
the happily ending cOurtship began. Both
she and her husband number their friends
by the score and there was large as
semblage OF these 10 wish both of them
well in their married life
After the brief congratulatory recep-
ton following the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
f..,s az h.
ington and the North. Returning Monday
next. they will be at home at No. VIZ
north Twenty-seventh street.
M'NAMEE-B
A quiet but very pretty wedding ccre-
monv was performed last night at 1915
east CLAW street, which united in matrl-
monv Mrs. Eta Burch and Mr.. Robert
McNamee The parlors had been espe-
cially decorated with palms and cut flow
ers. and the pink-shaded lamps cast
roseate glow over all the surroundings.
PROMPTLY at $50 o'clock the bride and
groom. preceded by the ushers-Mr.
Bovce and Mr.. Rector-entered the front
parIor and were met by the Rev. Ut.
starr. pastor Of Broad-Street Methodist
church. who performed the ceremony.
The bride looked very handsome III
gray taffeta gown with violet iriH-
minbs. and carried large bouquet OF
violets. After receiving the congratula-
tons Of their many friends they repaired
10 the dining room where an elegant sup
per was served.
Among those present were Mrs. Wren
Misses Woody. Mr.. and Mrs. Burneu
Sublett. Mrs. Jennie Sublett. Mr.. ana
Mrs John Mack. Mrs. Donlay. Mrs. Eos
ter DR.. Montgomery. DR.. Carper DIT
Goode DR.. Hudncll. Miss helms. MT. ahu
Mrs John Mallory. Of Petersburg; MIS-.
Colwell. OF Lynchburg: Dr. FITZPATRICK
Major Clements. Mr.. Fisher. Miss Nad-
drev Mr. Davis. Mr.. Anderson. Mr.. XII
bev Mr. s. A. Duval Mr. and Mrs. Bost
and several others. The presents were
both numerous and handsome.
SHEPPARD
very quiet marriage TOOK n'"
gro o.clocl. yesterday afternoon ~ no
81 north Twenty-eighth street. when MI
ogden II. Sheppard and Miss Eva G.
pate were made one. The ceremony
was performed by Rev Robert \. Good
win rector of ST. Johns Episcopal
church.
The groom. who is only nineteen years
cf age. is son by a former marriage oil
Mrs. Mccoy. who resides not FAR from
tn National Cemetery. lie Is an eih-
Move of the Richmond Cedar Works.
The bride. who is not quite sixteen
vears OF age. resided with her mother
at No N7 north Twenty-eighth street.