Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
pprrTY MARRIAGE


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\ PRETTY MARRIAGE
one Of the prettiest marriages of the |
season took place Tuesday night AT -"
o'clock. at Bethlehem Baptist ohurGh'
I'm Chesterfield county. This was the
first marriage service ever performed iu
the handsome new building which was
beautifully and artistically decorated Ior
the occasion with cyergreens ana cut
Gowars Soft lamps also shed solt
GLOW over ALL. making spectacle loHs
to be remembered by those VINO saw IT,
The contracting parties were NJ. lee
Winston Payne and Miss Pearl Beihdru
Dunee While the strains or the wen
ding march pealed forth under the ski
mi touch OF Miss Eva Clark. of Ricn-
moud. the bridal party entered the church
bv the middle alsle. First came Htlle
oscar Wilson, nephew Of the groom as
| "r,ga" who opened the floral gates. adj
| nittinc the ushers. as follows. Messrs'
| Rannle Dufee and Harvey winston Al
| bert Payne and Wallace Scherer. fol-
| lowing the ushcrs came the brlde. WIN
her maid of honor, Miss Anna Dul lt
Al the altar they were met by the groom
vitb his best man. Mr.. Charles NJ
! PAYNE. The always impressive ceIe-
monv was performed by the pastor Oh
| the church. Rev. NJ A. Martin. a great
J throug filed the sacred building
I The bride. q charming and exceedingly
lovable young lady. was attired IN a sult
| Of light tan. with silk trimmings ana
hat and gloves to correspond. She car
ried a bouquet OF brides roses. The mald
of honor wore white and carried "A Dou-
ol.t of carnations. The ceremony was
/ followed By n colossal reception AT the
| residence of the brides parents.
The groom is a gentleman OF much pop
| rlarirv and sterling worth. The esteem
M friends was expressed I'm many pres
ents Of ornament and value.
FUNERAL OF MRS. MORRIsSETT.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mittie c. Morris
sett. wife Of Mr.. W. }. Morris
sctt of Swansboro', who died at the
r(si1auc.. IN swausbofo', Friday after
rnor an jl5 o'clock. viii take place this
afternoon AT 800 o'clock. from Clopton-
strest BAPTIST church. Rev. ". X.
rI,igbt. uastor Of the church. VIII con-
moi the service. He will be assisted by
new. W. f. Hatcher. -. d.. Of Rich
uond. The following gentlemen VIII act
= pal!-bearers: HonOrary-Judge H. \.
Hancock, Judge John II. Ingram. Juds'
lanes +. Gregory, Or. Thomas + Mat
thews. DR.. Thomas Z. Dorset. MessIs'
C.. 5. wells, Conrad f. Llpscomp' ana
T. Wittie ,
Actlye-Messrs. Ben. p. owen, Jr., W
q. Green. W. II. Toler b. W. Nunnally
j.. A. Parke. W. c. Clements, X. l.. Ia
tram, and ;. S. Perkins.
The Hastings Court VIII begin It's Apr
, term tomorrow The following is tn
! grand Jury, who have been ordered 10
Monday al 10 o'clock: j. r. Green, {. ;
Wells. John Sykes. a. @. Evans, j. l.
BEDFORD, r. d. Walker Georee T. Gary
! John e. Utz, and 4. l. Powell (co.oredl
The petty jury have been summoned 10
Tuesday morning. and are: J. T. Butter
A. c. Jones, W. ID. Anderson. }. l.
Breach. r. II. Betty John a. Blanton' q
Scott McRae, y. NJ. Robertson Nathan L
.' Bacon, George W. Franklin, X l.. Ia
tram and John Baker (colored).
, PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. ]. T. Bullock Of west Ninth street
= continues quite I'll.
. Mr.. +. j. Adams. OF Atlanta, Ca
= here spending a few days with his r'i'
tives. at No SOB Hull street.
I. Mr.. J. J. Smith has returned 10 III
i home, in this city, after spending seVes'
It days with friends In Petersburg