Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-15
A MINISTER'S BRIDE.
MISS MACIE uAZLEGROvE MAR
RIED TO REV. G.. G. SMITH.
OTHER WEDDINGS HERE YESTERDAY.
Mr.. Bowies and Miss Lefew, Mr.. Tig-
nor and Miss Tunstali, Mr.. Drink
That VIII Occur To-Day.

Rev. G. c. Smith and Miss Mscie T.
Baptist church last evening at $50
O'Clock, The church was beautifully deco
rated with palms and pink-shaded
lamps, and long before the bridal party
entered Mr.. Ernest Cosby played most
beautifully upon the organ.
The ushers-Messrs. G. q. LumplSin. J.
w. Cammack, Charles T.. Harra, l.. G..
Hazelgrove, O. Hazelgrove, and w. b..
Browne-preceded the bride up the aisle.
The bride entered with her maid Of
honor, Miss Alma Hazelgrove. The
groom and his best man. Mr.. f. c. VAL
entine, met them at the altar. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. j. d..
Gwathmey, assisted by Rev. John Pol
lard.
The brides gown was blue cloth, tailor
made. and she carried brides roses. Her
maid Of honor wore white taffeta. Her
bouquet was Of La France roses.
The happy couple left on the 7:So train
for an extended tour North.
Miss Lefew Wcds MIR. Bowles.
Mr.. William Hunter Bowles and Miss
Bessie Peele Lefew were married yester-
DAY afternoon at o'clock at the home
of the brides parents, No. 1923 west Main
street. Rev. Or. William +. Hatcher,
pastor OF Grace Street Baptist church,
performed the ceremony in the presence
OF a small company of friends.
The parlOrs were tastefully decorated
with palms and potted plants, and colored
lamps cast a soft glow over the scene.
Tho bride wore a becoming gown Of tan
cloth, with hat 10 match, and carried the
marriage VOW" The only attendant was
Mr. Writ BOwles, brother OF the groom.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowles left for Old Point Comfort. and
from there they viii 80 to Washington
and Philadelphia. After their tour they
will be at home, at No. ll23 west Main
street.
M Bowles is agent for Swift & Co.,
and Is a promising young businessman.
The numerous and costly presents were
proof OF the popularity Of the young
couple.
MIR. Tignor ana Miss Tunstaii'
Mr.. Thomas Miles Tignor and Miss
Kathyrine Miles Tunstall were made man
and wife al Leigh-Street Baptist church
yesterday afternoon at o'clock, the GER
emory being performed by Rev. N. Ash
by Jones.
The church was tastefully decorated,
and as the bridal party assembled about
the altar the scene presented was one OF
beauty. The bride wore "a brown whip
cord serge suit. and carried bouquet OF
lilies OF the valley. Her maid Of honor,
Miss Maymie r. Thaxton, was gowned
I'm white organdie and wore black VelVe'
hat. carrying pink roses.
Tho bride entered the church with her
maid OF honor, being preceded by little
Miss Ellen Kersey, in pink, carrying q
trav. on which was laid the ring. the
groom was accompanied to the altar by
his best man, Mr.. Jack. Tignor
The ushers were Messrs. Sam. Crowder
Percy Taliaferro, Ordway Grady, Bryce
Ctrd Theodore Yates, and Joe Wilson.
The groom Is a member of the firm OF
r. w. Tignor's Sons, and his bride is one
OF Church HIS most attractive young
| ladies.
Mr.. Drinknrd ana Miss Drew.
Mr.. ". r. Drinkard, Jr., and Miss Fan
ME !. Drew. both Of this city, were mar
| ried yesterday by Rev DR.. William r
Hatcher.
owing to sickness i'm the family thu
marriage was q very quiet one
Mr.. Drinkard is son or the late VII
| liam +. Drinkard, and r. a popular an'
enterprising young businessman. Hi
bride is a most attractive lady.
To BE Married To-Day.
There will be several weddings in Rich
mond to-day, among them one or i've
of the most brilliant of the winter. Tn
/ marriage Of Miss Lucille Pizzini 10 Mt
/ A. NJ. A. Paul, of New York, Will b
/ one Of the most interesting events or tn
winter. The ceremony viii be performed
I al the home of Captain and Mrs. Andrew
| Pizzini, Eighth and Grace streets, at
=. NJ. The decorations will be elaborate
] The contract has been given 10 Messr
Mann a. Brown, and go plants Will b
used. besides rare and beautiful cut
| flowers I'm great abundance. a large mum
Der of New York people will attend tn
wedding.
The wedding Of Mr.. William Henri,
/ Venable. Of Norfolk, and Miss Bessi
Wight. at All-Sants' church. at O'Clock
l will also be a brilliant event The bride
/ elect is exceedingly popular in society
and Mr.. Venable. who is a rising younl
! lawyer Of Norfolk, is prominent, bot
| socially and professionally.
Mr.. August III. Bucker and Miss Ida j.
RUPERT viii be married at 81. Mary
| German Catholic church this morning a
! o'clock.