Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-02
MARRIED AT HOME.
MISS AUnYs ROYAL BECOMES THE
BRIDE OF MR.. boyd YOUNG.
Mr.. EACHO WEEDS HISS HICKS.
Pretty Ceremony Performed I'm Full
ton - Several Richmond Couples
Plight Their Trsth I'm the Nations
Capital.
Capital.

A beautiful home wedding was cele-
brated at the residence OF Mrs. John w.
Powell, No. los south Third street, last
evening at $50 o'clock, when her niece,
Miss Aubyn Royal, became the bride of
Mr.. Freemorton Boyd Young. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Landon II.
Mason, rector OF Grace Episcopal church.
in the presence of small company Of
relatives and intimate friends of the con-
tracing parties.
The parlor had been tastefully decorated
for the occasion, and the young couple
stood before an improvised altar which
was brilliantly illuminated with Candida
bra. Roses and daisies formed the other
decorations of the room.
THE CEREMONY.
The bride and groom entered the paror
together, being preceded to the altar by
the maid of honor, Miss Wyllie Royal,
the brides sister, who was escorted by
her cousin, Mr.. Frank Raymond Chris
tian, the best man. The beautiful and inn
pressive ritual of the Episcopal Church
was read and the twain were made one,
the bride being given away by her uncle,
MI Idl'h A. OUIlSlldH
The bride was attired in a gown of
white organdie over white taffeta, and
wore a tulle veil, caught with a cluster of
brides roses. She carried in her hand
huge bouquet of the same roses. Her
maid OF honor wore pink organdie over
pink taffeta.
The young couple fingered In the parlor
a short while to receive the congratulate
tions of their friends, and drove to their
future home, No. 14lS Grove avenue.
PERSONNEL OF THE COUPLE.
The groom is a valued employee of the
Dispatch Company, having been engaged
in the composing room for a number of
years. He is native of Tennessee, but
has resided in Richmond for some years,
and has host of friends in this city. His
bride is a most attractive young lady.
She, too, has been in the service of the
Dispatch for some years having been one
of the most valued attaches of the bust
ness department. She has a large circle
of friends. to whom she has endeared her
self by her gentle manners and kindly
consideration for others The popularity
of the couple was attested by the large
number of handsome and useful presents.
MIR. EacbO and Miss Hicks.
A very pretty marriage was solennized
at Denny-Street Methodist Episcopal
church last night at o'clock, the con-
tracing parties being Mr.. A. l.. Eacho and
Miss Fannie Hicks. The church were we'll
filled with friends of the happy twain,
and as the bridal party slowly filed down
the aisle the scene was one of loyeliness
Rev. Mr.. Hatcher, the pastor, very i'm
pressively performed the ceremony which
united the happy pair. Immediately
thereafter the bridal party repaired TO
A. 90 NJ arln 30
No. Glib Denny street, a short distance
from the church, and a reception follow
ed. Intimate friends of the young couple
crowded the spacious parlors, congratu-
lating the couple and participating In the
festivities attending the reception
The attendants were Messrs. Richard
Eacho best mani, Robert Whitlow, Ed
die Edwards and Ed. Lindsay.
Married In Washington.
Mr.. William Allory Jones and Miss
Josephine Kosslow, both of this city, were
married Tuesday by Rev. Mr.. Domer pas
tor of the St. PauPs English Lutheran
church, In Washington The ceremony
was performed in the parlors Of the pas
torate in tho national capital. Mr.. Jones
is manager of the Allegheny Box-F'ac-
tory, and his bride is a daughter of Mr..
f. A. Kosslow, on east Main street. Both
are well known, and have wide circle
of friends. who wish them prosperity and
much happiness.
Licenses to marry have also been is
sued in Washington to Ira A. Hendley
and Katie Taylor and Frederick a. Beck
and Matte James, all of this city.
Invitations have been issued TO the
marriage of Miss Susie H. Tompkins,
daughter of Mrs. S. V. Tompkins, to Mr..
Charles o. Dorset, TO take place We'd
nesday, June Sth. at O'Clock p. NJ, at
613 north Tenth street.