The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25
MANY PRETTY
OCTOBER BRIDES
Numerous Marriages Were Celebrated
Yesterday.
THOSE WHO TOOK SOLEMN vows
Mr.. Andrew II. Smither Weds Miss
Annie May Smiihcr-Mr. w. L. West.
Dr., and Miss MeIccna Longan.
The Other Couples.
THOSE WHO TOOK SOLEMN vows

Under the blue skies and beneath the
bright sun OF a balmy october day many
young couples yesterday entered the mar
rage state, and received the congTatula-
tions and good wishes OF friends by the
hundred.
Mr.. +. Maney Goodwin and Miss Rosa
Adelaide Montague were meried last
night at $3.50 O'Clock at Union-Station
church by Rev. c. l.. Bane.
Some tine before the appointed hour
the church was crowded with the invited
friends Of the young people, and as only
those with cards were admitted, many
were turned away.
The bride is the daughter OF r. A. Mon
tague. of this city, and Is pretty young
lady and exceedingly popular.
BRIDES COSTUME.
She was clad In a suit Of dark ciotn
with hat and gloves 10 correspond anu
carried brides roses.
Her sister, Mss Nellie Montague. was
maid Of honor She was dressed In white
organdie with pink trimmings. and car
ried pink roses
The groom Mr. l.. Manley Goodwin,
IS n prosperous young business man, ana
very popular among his friends. lie was
ACCOMPANIED by his brother, Mr.. Harry
Goodwin. as best man.
The ushers were Messrs. Walter Scott
c r. Porter. Of Lynchburg; II. i. Mon
tague. Waverly Melton, a. j. Smith and
Henry St. A Montague.
Al $50 sharp the bridal party entered
the church 10 Lohengrin, played by Mr..
Reginald Walker the ushers entering
first by the side doors and proceeding up
the middle aisle to the altar.
The bride and maid Of honor entered
on the left and the groom and best man
on the right and advanced TO the altar
BY the side asles.
after the ceremony the bridal party left
ths church TO Mendelssohn. and sthe
voung couple were driven at once TO the
depot where they took the train for wash
ington.
ON their return to Richmond Mr.. and
Mrs Goodwin will reside at No. 25O7 east
CAV street The presents TO the bride
were very handsome
Smitn~r-Smitber.
TIL. marriage OF Mr.. Andrew b. Smither
ana Miss Anne May Smither took place
Yesterday afternoon al 800 O'Clock from
Narsbsll-Street Christian church me
ceremony was performed by hcN' t-ahooh
4 Cutler. OF Louisa county.
The bride IS the daughter OF Mr.. 4. j.
smither. of this city. and is q very beau
tiful girl of the blonde type. she wore
plun co.ored suit made princess en-
train, with hat and gloves 10 match ana
carried white crysanthemums.
The groom Is of the firm or Griiiith
& Smlther. north Sixth street, and is
popular man with those who know him.
The best man was Mr.. Charles j.
srnitber and the ushers. Messrs. Walter
Crenshaw. Douglas Adair. and FRANK
Carter
The bridal party entered the church,
which was prettily decorated, 20 Lohen-
erin's wedding march. the ushers COM
ing nrsl and the young people were met
at the altar By Rev Mr.. Cutler, who
r,qrried them. After the ceremony the
party left the church to the joyful strains
of Memberships march and were driven
al once TO the depot They left for Bal
,imore and other northern points on the
400 train
Mr. and Mrs. Smither will be at home
81 No l07 west Marshall street. after NO.
vember 1st. The wedding presents were
very handsome.
We>t-Longnn.
Miss Melcena Longan and Mr.. William
r. West. Jr, we're married at Leigh-Street
BAPTIST church yesterday afternoon al 30
o'clocl. Rev. Mr.. Jones, assisted by Rev.
Mr. NIastin Of Trinity church officiating.
the bride. "a popular and attractive young
lady OF Church Hill. was attired IN
tqil0r-!nade travelling suit Of brown with
hat and gloves TO match, and carried a
handsome bunch OF American Beauty
roses. Her maid Of honor Miss Mary
I.ongan. her sister, were white organdy
with white roses.
Mr.. West is the assistant ticket agent
OF the Southern Railway and IS popular
Young man Of the East End. Ills best
man was Mr. Patrick Fitzgerald.
The couple. after receiving the cOngratu-
iations Of their friends. left for New York
and an extended Northern tour Upon
their return they will reside Oh north
Twenty-ffth street
The uehers were Messrs c. =. Allen. An
drew Gin. Clarence Harwood ana Frank
Richardson.
HOrd-KeIlv
Miss Naamah Cassard Kelly, Of Balti-
more. last evening became the bride Of
Or. BENJAMIN Atwood Hord, a well-known
physician Of this city The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR. George G. Bacon.
at the Union-Square NJ. +. church. Balti.
more.
The bride was attended by Miss Bertha
Hord Of this city. sister of the groom. as
maid Of honor, and Mr.. Fitzhugh Brauer,
of Richmond. acted as best man. Messrs.
Woods. OF Baltimore. and Leslie More
cock Of this city. were the ushers.
RreauN-n oweI'c.
Miss Edna Rowelle and Mr. G. A.
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