Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-09
4 PHYSICIANS BRIDE.
MISS ROSA LEE LATiMER WEEDS dr.
FRANCIS HAWTHORNE BEADLEs.
PRETTY CHRYSaNTHEKUA WEDDING.
These the Distinctive Decorations
M the Marriage of Mr.. Bnrfow nnn
Miss Picrcc-wiss sndic 'h"isi''
WEEDS Mr.. Ionnic =. Jones.

the bcSt-kuONu Nouh5 pug '-'4''4'" 20
West End. and Miss Rosa Lee Latimer'
the accomplished and attractive daughter
Of Mr.. George w. Latimer, the popular
DRUGGIST. were married yesterday after
noon at o'clock at the Second Baptist
church. Rev. Or. W. r. l.. Smith, the pas
tor. performing the ceremony, in the pres
ence of a large company Of friends.
The church was handsomely decorated
for the occasion. The bride, wearing a
handsome travelling suit Of gray and car
rylng large bouquet Of brides roses
entered the church with her maid OF
honor. Miss Florence Beadles, who was
becomingly attired in Paris muslin over
pink organdie. The groom, accompanied
bv his best man, DR.. w. II. Lyme enter
cd from the pastors study, and the cou-
pie met at the altar, where they plighted
their troth
The ushers were DR.. William j. West,
Or. J. Fulmer Bright. DR.. D. Meade
Mann. Mr.. =. S. Hall, Mr.. II. G. Lati-
mer. and Mr.. Henry Robe, Of Ports
mouth Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left on the northern train for
a tour embracing Washington, Baltimore
New York. and Niagara. Upon their re-
turn they will be at home 10 their irlehu5
at No. 903 IL west Marshall street
The presents received by the young cou-
Dle attested their popularity A reception
was rendered the wedding party Tuesday
night by the parents of the bride.
Pretty Chrysanthemum Wedding.
One of the prettiest home weddings Of
the season took place yesterday evening
al the residence Of the brides father, Mr..
w. w. Pierce No. Jos south Laurel street
The bride, Miss Zelma Pierce, and the
groom, Mr.. Robert Barlow, plighted their
troth I'm the presence Of a large number
Of admiring friends. The bride looked
dainty and winsome in a becoming gown
Of tan CLOTH with brown trimmings and
with hat and gloves 10 match, while in
her hand she carried an exquisite bouquet
Of white pinks.
Many beautifully shaded lamps shed
pink glow over the room. which was pro-
fusely decorated with chrysanthemums
while tho effect Of the improvised altar
was especially beautiful banked up with
palms and chrysanthemums. Rev. DR..
Thomas y. Potts ohiciated. The groom
brother, Mr. Herbert Barlow, acted as
best man, assisted by Mr.. Curry Bosher
as usher
Both of the contracting parties are
popular and well known, and shower OF
good wishes, as well as a shower of rice,
followed them as they left by the evening
train for a short northern tour Upon
their return Mr. and Mrs. Barlow will be
at home to their friends, at No. 105 south
Laurel street. The happy couple were
the recipients of many beautiful and use
full presents.
Miss CbalIsIey WEEDS Mr.. Jones.
Mr.. Leonidas S. Jones and Miss Sara
belmont Chalkley were married last eve
ming at z o'clock at the residence OF the
brides mother, Mrs. 5. \. Chalkley. NO.
west Cary street The parlOrs, in which
a large company Of relatives and friends
were assembled, Were prettily decorated
with palms. ferns, and flowers.
Rev. Dr. w. r. L. Smith, pastor Of the
Second Baptist church, performed the
ceremony. The couple entered the parlor
preceded by little Miss Marion Spencer
and Master Sidney Macfarane. The
groom's brother, Mr.. w. Mac Jones, acted
as best man. The bride, who is quite
pretty. looked exceedingly handsome in
q brown travelling suit. and wore hat and
gloves Of the same color.
After receiving the congratulations OF
their friends Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left for
a northern tour. On their return TO the
city they will be al home to their friends
at No. west Cary. Mr.. Jones, who is
clever and popular young man, is secre-
tarv of the Board Of Fire Commissioners.
Ills bride is a bright and pretty girl, and
is held in affectiOnate regard by wide
circle Of friends. The couple received
large number of presents.
BeasIey-Meeks.
Mr.. William II. Beasley, Of Washington,
and Miss Estelle NJ Meeks. Of this city,
were married Tuesday night AT the rec
tory of St Johns church, Rev. r. \.
Goodwin officiating Only a few friends
attended the ceremony.
Mr.. Beasley Is native Of Petersburg,
was at one time engaged in business
here. and is now with the United States
Electric Company. lie is detailed for duty
in Richmond for some time. The bride
Is the daughter Of Mr.. John Meeks, OF 81
east Main street.
Marriage ut Waynesbor0.
Mr. John w. Howell. Of .Fernandina,
Fla. and Miss Frances Amelia Briscoe
Galaher were married Monday horilllls
AT the residence of the brides parents.
WaynesborO', va. d..
The ceremony was performed by heV'
DR.. A. r. Cooke. 1t was witnessed by
only few relatives. Immediately AFTER
the ceremony the couple left Tor their
future home in tho south
Mr.. Howell is a well known business
man of Fernandina, and his bride left be-
hind her hundreds of warm nlends ana
admirers in Augusta county when she
went 20 live in the Land of Flowers. She
is the granddaughter Of the late Hugh i
coIIaber of Virginia, and Major Thomas
HrIscoe OF jefferson, w. Va.
Among the guests at the wedding We're
Mr.. and Mrs. william b; Gallaner' Misses
Tuliet and Eleanor Gallaher, T. Briscoe
CaIrober w. b. Galaher, Jr.; Mrs. John
p levy Of Baltimore; II. L. Gallaher'
- richmond; Miss Virginia Gallaher
Ar and Mrs. A. w. Morris, and Mr.. Guy
| Wilson.