The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13

ranium ana blue chanEcdDie elh wv
dress Upon their return they VIII i've
| at Mr. Thiermanns handsome countr,
place. which has been beautifully pre-
pared FOR the reception OF his bride. IN
young couple enter upon thcir Marie,
life with the warmest good wishes ol
| hosts OF friends. The collection of wed
! ding gifts was one OF the most beautiful
! and valuable ever received by Ricn-
mond bride. including several tea sets OF
solid silver. besides numerous other SIN
| gle pieces silver spoons and forks by the
dozen. a number of superb clocks. cut
! glass. china. etc.
IN HONOR OF THE EvENT.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Taylor. the par
ents OF the bride, last night en-
tcrtaincd n small party OF relatives and
intimate friends at their home "Fonu-
! cello" in Chesterfield county The house
was prottiy decorated for the occasion
| with palms. holly. and cut flowers.
Mrs. Taylor was assisted in receiving
! by her daugnters-Misses Mamie Gar
land and Kathleen Taylor-and Mrs.
T. r. Iancrty and a collation. was
! served the table. which was decorated
1 In pink. being laden with every delicacy
the season affords.
Among the guests present were DR..
and Mrs Jacob Michaux. Mr. and Mrs.
| -. r. Selden. Mr.. and Miss Glasgow,
Mr. and Mrs. Austin BrOckenbrough.
Mrs John c. Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Taylor. DR.. and Mrs. s. D..
Drewry. Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus Blair.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Phillips. Miss Baldwin.
Dr. and Mrs. r. =. Matthew. Mr. and Mrs
Aug'is.i,, Royal Mr.. Jackson Miller.
Mr. T.. V. Williams. Mr.. Albert Young.
Miss Bessie Matthews. Miss Bernard
Harvey. Miss Lansdale. Of Washington:
Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ Richardson. Of Green
Bay: Air. and Mrs T.. r. Lafferty. Mr.
Thomas +. Thiern.ann. Mr.. g. l.. Nc
Kenney. Mr. j. =. Baker. Miss Agnes
Edwards. Mr.. Horace Richardson. OF
Farmville: Miss Carrie Walden. Miss Hal
lie Baker. Miss Maize Jordan. Of Ashland;
Mr. and Mrs W. S. Archer. and J.. c.
Paine.
Gemmell-Hozlrgrove.
Miss Maude Evclyn HazlegrOve ana Mr..
William Gemmell were married yesterday
afternoon al 3.lJ OClOck at Centenary
Methodist church IT was a violet we'd
ding and the fragrant flower was an I'D
iunct 20 the toilet Of a large number OF
the ladies' present
The ceremony. which united the pair in
wedlock was impressively performed by
Rev IN ". Y. Tudor. pastor OF Cente-
nary church, assisted by Rev. j. Calvin
Stewart, pastor OF the Church OF the Gov
cnant
number OF the friends OF the bride land
groom. who have made their homes in
this city for years. Among those present
were number OF the most prominent
people Of Richmond
The bride. a pretty. dark-eyed girl, was
attircd I'm a lovely travelling dress of
violet Ladies' cloth. eXqusltely trimmed
i'm white ermne. She wore a becoming
bcrrct. toquc. with white gloves tO match.
and carried "A large bouquet Of violcts.
The friends of the young pair who acted
as ushers were: Messrs. II. S. Wright.
Robert Gcmmcll. Jr.. brother Of the
groom: Charles Harren and Professor
Frank Cosby.
AT the conclusion Of The beautiful cere-
mony Mr. and Mrs. Gemmen. accom-
panied by their relatives, and number
of those who attended the marriage re-
paired TO the Southern Railway depot
where they took the train for bridal
trip
The young bride IS a native Of Cumher-
land county. and is n daughter Of Mr..
Pleasant Richard Hazeerovc. one Of the
bcst-known and highly respected citizens
of that section of the State. For NUM-
Der Of years past she has made her home
I'm Richmond. whore she has become
general favorite both on account OF her
beauty of face and form and charm OF
manner.
Mr.. Gemmen is n son OF Mr.. Robert
Gemmcll formerly a resident Of Hanover
county. but for some years citizen O.
Richmond. The young groom. who is
handsome manly fellOw,cemc to Richmond
some eight years ago. and engaged in
business with The Craig Art Company.
BY strict integrity and constant attention
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prominence and enjoys the entire con-
iidencc of that firm as we'll as Of all
with whom he has come I'm contact
Ever since the approach of the marriage
OF Mr. Gcmmcn and Miss Haziegr0ve
was announced presents have poured in
upon them from their numerous friends.
among them articles both handsome and
useful but more priced 10y Mr. and Mrs.
Gemmeu for the spirit that they show
than for their intrinsic worth.
Upon their return from the bridal trip
Mr. and Mrs. Gemmell Will make their
home in this city. where they are so high
~ esteemed and beloved.
Payne-HickS.
Mr. Waiter Payne and Miss Maggie
Irene Hicks were quietly married al
O'Clock yesterday evening at the residence
of the parents Of the bride. No. 500 north
performed by Rev. j. b. lIutsOn, pastor
of Pinc-Street Baptist church.
The bride. pretty blonde was at-
tired in travelling dress OF brown cloth,
with hat and gloves OF tile same modest
hue. she carried nouquei Of bride
roses. The ushers were Messrs. hn
Clarke Booth. Julian Ray William My
er. ana Wortlcy D,ckcy. The parlOrs
were handsomely decorated.
After The ceremony Mir ana Mrs.
Payne left on the .:2j O'Clock train Tor a
bridal tour. which Will include Washing
ton trip up The Potomac, TO MI. Nc~-
non. and a stay ian Baltimore and New
ork.
John II. Hicks. OF No. SEQ north
Twcnty-hfth street. She u.s. o. most at
tractive and pretty girl ar Payne ia
co Company and is one OF the best
known of Richmond's business men.
For some days past presents have been
coming i'm 10 The prospective bride from
tho friends OF both parties. All are
handsome and useful. but probably The
most striking is a magnificent silver ser
vice sent by the clerks of the Williams
Tobacco Company. also solid silver
present from the head Of the company
liOuchngs-Beil.
Mr.. Bernard H. Houchings and Miss
Cora l.. Bell were married ~ O'Clock
last night at the residence of the bridc's
cousin. Mrs. j. Il. DiCkman, No. 5il north
Twenty-seventh street Rev. Preston
Nash. rector OF Christ Church. perform
% the ceremony. The ushers were
MesRs. Parkinson, Sheriff.. Whalton, OF