The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-26
Capt, W. (. Warren, Of the Louise,
Weds Miss Annie Lee Higgins.
SEVERAL WED IN WASHINGTON,
Mr. John BIilcy and Miss Mary Dipp-
ncr-Mr. Ira j. Brown and Mrs. An
ME VI. Glenn-Mr. Edward NJ.
Wev and Miss Lille. Byrd.

Mrs J.. j.. Higgins. No. 200 east Clay
street when their pretty and accom-
plisneI daughter. Miss Annie Lee Hig-
gins. was unitci IN holy bonds 10 Cap
tain william T. Warren. OF Norfolk. by
Rev. Charles Balm. OF Union-Slation
Methodist church
Tho pretty pariors Of the Higgins home
stead were tastily decorated and we're
well filled with -he many friends OF both
young people
Miss Higgins was becomingly g0wned
in white SILK and carried white chrysan-
thcmums while Miss Mabel Higgins her
sister and bridesmaid, was dressed in
pins and carried chrysaut nomums to
match. The groom was attended by Mr..
Eugene Graves. Of Norfolk
An enjoyable reception was given Mon
day nIElt in honor Of the ushers. Messrs.
William j. Higgins. the brides brother.
and SIR. Emmett Andrews, a cousin OF
the groom. and consequently 10 collation.
was served after the ceremony. Instead,
captain and Mrs Warren. the brioe at
tired in "a taiior-madc travelling suit Of
dark blue. left at 3.l5 o'clock for old
Point where they viii leave to-day for
washington by boat. and from there
take sour of fifteen days. embracing
Ncw York and Boston. They WI. reside
ST. Norfolk on their return.
captain Warren. although n young
man. Is master OF tho Chesapeake and
Ohio steamer Louise. which plies be-
tween norfolk and Newport News He
SIS very popular with bis shipm1tes and
employers who remembered him hand
somely with numerous and beautiful
presents at his wedding.
Nss higgins is one Of the hieh'y-es-
teemcd members of Uniou-station Matho-
a.. church. for whose Sabbath school
she long oflciated ass organist She re-
ceivei her education et 81. Marv's Acad-
envy. from which sno graduated two
years ago.
Brown-Gicnu.
Rev W. r. Beauchamp. OF ST. James
Methodist church omciated last evening
g. the wedding of 1ir Ira J. Brown. of
Prince Edward county and Mrs. Annie
~ Glenn. which took place ar $3.50 o'clock
last evening m the residence of the bride.
30. 25i2 east clay street
The CEREMONY was very pretty one and
was held in Che handsomely decorated
parlors OF tho Glenn home.
The bridal couple Was attended by Mr..
7 t. Glenn. son 0. che bride. as best man
and Miss Preston Wom8ck as bridesmaid.
Besides these tho bridal party included
-Iessrs H. Brown. john Rogers John
DOYLE. Charles Winglcld Misses Pauline
Duke Susie billiard, Palmer and Willie
Vaughan.
Mrs. Glenn was atured in steel gray
travelling suit while the groom was
dressed in the conventional black.
a dainty collation. followed the cere-
nony which was enioyabiy p3rtaken Of
T. the many score guests present.
After this Mr. and Nrs Brown lcft on |
q night train for Prospect. in Prince Fd- |
ward county The home OF the groom, |
where obey Will make their future resi- I
ieuce.
Wev-Dyrd.
FIR. Edward NJ Wev and Miss Lille /
Byrd were united n wedlock in Wash /
layton. j.. O.. on Monday afternoon boy /
Rev. William Locke, of that city.
Mr.. Wcv is one OF the cable experts |
Pr the Richmond Telephone Company |
md Miss Byrd is the pretty daughter |
lf Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Byrd, of SUI
Oh
The two returned Monday evening 10
mis- city. whore they now reside 81 No
$50 Wiiliamsburg avenue, Fulton.
Blley-Dippncr.
The wedding of mr. John b. Blney and
liss Mary j. Dippner took place at g
p clock yesterday morning az 81. Mary's
hurch. with an impressive nuptlal mass, (
bishop Van q. Vyver being the cclebrant.
nd being assisted in the service by
'athe~ Wultald and Father John.
The bride is the charming daughter
the late ar. j. O.. Dippner ana enjoys
be cordial regard of many friends. Her
husband Mr. Blney is member OF tie
veil known nim OF Jos. Bllley 81 CO., un-
ertakors, and is highly esteemed both
oc.aly ana in the business world.
Tor the ceremony some beautiful deco.
alive work was done within the chancel
4 g. Mary's-aowers. palms. and cam
les being used Professor Mut,er WAS
be orgaaisL
Mr. w. j. Miller acted as best man,
be ushers being Messrs Z. j. Never, W.
'cltheus. Jr.. r. Gerring. j. Emmes, j.
. her w. Hceko. and a. Bucker
The bride, who is exceedingly pretty,
'0re travelling costume admirably
dapted 90 her colOrine ana general style.
he ceremony was followed by an elab-
rate wedding breakfast az Mr. Hulch-
rs Brood street about thirty guests
eng present CONCENTRATIONS were ex-
ended IN an atmosphere Of royal
God cheer, and ABOUT O'Clock
esterday morning Mr. and Mrs.
.liey took che north-boual train for the
'edding tour which VIII 0o about three
'oeks long. They are followed by many
cod wishes.
Joues-SearS
Mr. James s. Jones, weu-known con
uotor on the Clay-strest line 81 the
edmond Railway and Electric Company.
nd Miss Carrie l. Sears. daughter OF
ir. ana Mrs. Richard G. Sears. OF No.
'07 Nine-Anle Road. were united in
Washington Monday.
Mr.. Jones has been attentive 10 Miss
ears for some time. and 30 was ehourht
hat they would one day wed. bur their r
.ep Of Monday was something OF a sur
rise. Mr.. H. l.. Sears. the bride s.broth-
r, said yesterday that he knew his
ster was going 20 Washington. but haG
o idea that she intended 70 enter the
.atrimonial estate He added however
iat there was no opposition.to the mar
age.
Earris-Gill.
Mr.. Edwin r. Harris and Miss Roxie A
ill were married q. o'clock Monday
leH.ug in Washington.
Mr.. Harris Us a wel-known plumber Of
us city having been for some time en-
iged In business with J. n. Mintor. on
est Broad street Mr.. Harris resides !
No 80 north Thirty-hrst street. where
e young couple will reside.
Miss GIN is a popular and charming
lung lady OF the West End.
hing-GiaSgow.
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