The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19
WEDDING IN ETERSBURG.
Miss Mary thinner aud Mr.. John
MOylcr.

OF the many brilliant marriages thdt
have been s0.cmniztd u Petersburg, none
have excelied that which occurred to-
night at 8 O'Clock at Grace Protestant
Episcopal church ln this city. wnen Miss
Mary HOwiaud thinner became tlc bride
of Mr John Moyler.
The church was beautifully and taste
fully decorated with white and green, the
decorations being the most handsome cut
flowers and growing plants.
AT the appointed hour the bridal party
entered the church. and then fuil vested
choir sang the Bridal Chorus from Lo-
hengrn.
The bridesmaids came in from the YES
try-room through the chancel, preceded
bv little Matte Goodwin Holiday Mitch
cl. and Master Samuel Phillips Arch
Deacon Thorosood Mitchell first cousins
of the bride. The former was dressed n
white orgaudie with white satin ribbon
and tho latter wore white Fauntefoy
suit Tile brides maids wore white SATIN
and chiffon. and carried punches of Amer
icau brautics. They were Miss Louise
Zimmcr. sister of the brihe, Miss Lucy
Chamberlayne. Miss S1lio Holiday MISS
Ann Maupn Waits off Portsmouth, va
Miss Mertie MoyIcr. sister of the groom
Miss Fannie Spicer. Miss Lclpen Nena-
BILE. Miss Katie pcrcivall Miss Elise iiar-
rison. Miss Jean Tngg, of Abingdon Va
The bridesmaids met the uahefs at ine
front door of the church and formed IN
alternate couples. and then proceeded up
the middle aisle to the chancei RAN lne
usho-s were Messrs. John Watson. Aiiie
Friend VIM Bruce Stevens, Nm. I'
Davis Cameron Dunlop. Hil Bcasley
John sp0oner Epos. W. Gordon Mcl'n''
Jr.. VIM. H. thinner. Jr, brother oil the
bride an of PeicrsbWg' Edward Nalls,
of Portsmouth. Va, Wills Culpcper ana
Chggett Young. Of Norfolk, ana lewis
W Brandcr and Coleman Workman, ot
Richmond, Va.
Tho bride was preceded by her sister
Miss Margaret NinmO thinner VINO was
her maid cf honor. She Was gowned IN
white satin trimmed with chiffon ana
nearl ornaments. and carried shower
hotiouot of pink roses. The bride entered
90, tbo arm of her father and was met
af the marriage altar by tho groom ac-
c9mnanicd by his brother, Sir. j. Edward
Noylcr Jr., Of Roanoke, who acted as
best man.
The brides gown WAS white satin
duchess en- train, trimmed with cm-
broidered muslin and point lace. She
wore a necklace and head dress of pearls
ir which her mother and grandmother
wore married and carried shower
bouquet OF white roses.
The ceremony. which was witnessed
bv one of the largest and most fashionable
aafhorine of society people ever seen at
"a marriage here. was performed I'm a
most impressive manner by the rector
Rov John Rid0ut. During the ceremony
"Cau Me Thine own" was eXquisitely
rendered on the violin by Alr. Charles
"a Tosb.
Alter tho nuptial knot had been tied the
bridal party Icft the church, while the
ORGAN pe4lcd forth Nondclssohu's we'd
ding march
,rbo bri5e is "a daughter of Mr. William
+. Zimner "a l4r.e tobacco manufacturer
hero 4nd great favorItc in society cir-
Giles sho is quito pretty aud very ace
conn..hed. and by hcr uiusomc and
gracious manners has won for hor'clf
lar.o circle of devoted friends. The groom
is tbe iurior member of the firm of J. e..
Novler a CO.. real estate and insurance
agents here. and deseryelly popular. the