The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-30
MORE BRIDES
IN NOVEMBER.
Pretty Chysanthemum Wedding at
Calvary Baptist Church.
Mr.. [. M. COURTNEY MARRIED.
Miss Cora Adelaide Patmon and Mr..
Charles Parker YarbrOugh Hap
piIy Unitcd--Mr. Courtney Wcds
N.J.-Carringto

The wedding last evening Of Miss Cora
Adelaide Pamon to Mr.. Charles Parker
Yarbrough at Calvary Baptist church
was a very pretty ceremony.
with the delights of music the attrac-
tiycncss of a hundred and more happy
faces and floral beauties on every hdhd
the event was made memorable one.
Rev. j. b. Hutson performed the mar
riage rite at o'clock
The bride was attred I'm white satin
with pearl trimmings and carried white
chrysanthemums while her maid OF
honor Miss Annie Blankenship was
gownod becominsly in white mousseline
de sole, and carried yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS.
one OF the pretty features of the happy
affair was the attendance on the bride
rendered by three little tots, her nieces,
Niisse Ethel Laurence and Ermin Rice,
as flower girls. and little Miss Hazel
Lawrence. as ring bearer. carrying the
sacred circlet upon silver salver. These
were attired beautifully i'm white organdie
the flower girls wearing yellow trimmings
and the ring bearer trimmings OF white.
The ushcrs were Messrs. John I@r-
brough the groom's brother Claude
Ralston. Alton Lawrence, Clarence Lewis,
and William Jennings.
The decorations of the church was de-
cided creation and product Of the effort
of Messrs. Mann * Brown. They were
Of chrysanthemums and ferns.
Mr. w Reginald Walker ohiciated at
the organ and Lohengrin as rendered by
him will be among the pleasant recollec-
lions of those who attended.
After the ceremony the bridal party
and many of their friends repaired TO the
ia. nrff dad
Randolph street. where a reception was
held and a pleasant wedding supper par
taken OF.
Among the musical features Of the re-
ceptlon were the renditions Of Mr. John
Reirhardt, Mr. Manley b. Ramos and an
excellent quartette.
Mrs Yarbrough is a prepossessing
young lady. a leader of the attractive
many I'm the West End. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs william K.
Patmon.
Mr.. Yarbrough is well-known and es-
teemed attache Of the American Tobacco
Company.
The nupual presents were many and all
Of them things Of beauty
Mr.. and Mrs. Yarbrough will reside at
No. 200 Randolph street for the present.
Courney-Wiison.
Mr.. Lewis NJ. Courtney, WeH-knoWh
young man Of this city. and Miss Eliza
beth Z. Wilson, Of Englewood, New
Jersey. were married yesterday afternoon
at the residence Of the brides parents IN
that town The bride was student at
the Woman's College I'm Richmond, sew
eral years ago, and has many friends
in this city She IS n niece Of Mrs. II.
NJ. Walthall. and is young lady or
more than ordinary culture.
The groom is a highly-esteemed attache
OF the firm OF f. \. Saunders & Sons.
with whom he has been associated for
several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtney will reside in
Richmond. at No. 800 east Leigh street
N,r. Stanard to Wed.
Mr. Louis Thornton Stanard and Miss
Mary A. Darlington will be married at
g F. VI. on Wednesday. December 18th,
at the residence of the brides parents,
No 302 south 4th street. IL will be
quiet home affair and no cards will be
issued.
The prospective groom is n travelling
salesman for Butler & Bosher. Miss Car
ringtOn is a daughter Of Or. George w.
Darlington. Grand Secretary Of the Grand
Lodge of Virginia Mas0ns.