The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
WEDDINGS OF
CARNIVAL DAYS
Rev. A. Bender and Miss Johanna
Chambr United
THE REAMS-BUTLER NUPTIAlS.
PopuIar Young People Of Fulton Made
Husband and wifc-Mr. Eu-
bank and Miss watkins
We'd.
THE REAMS-BUTLER NUPTIALS.

A very quiet wedding took place from
ST. Johns German Evangelical church
Yesterday evening 40 o'clock. when Rev.
A. Bender. of Johnstown, Pennsylvania.
and Miss Johanna Chambr, Of this cta.
were married.
Miss CEambr is stately young lady Of
the decided brunette type and very pretty.
She is the daughter Of Mr. Martin
ChamDr. of this city. She was clad in a
suit of dark gray with white trimmings
and carried brides roses.
1ir. Bender is prominent young min
lister ol The German Lutheran church and
is now. The pastor of n strong charge i'm
Johnstowu. Iic resided in Richmond last
winter when hc was substituting al
ST. Johns for Rev. Dr. Menzol He has
many friends iu Richmond who remember
hls stay here with pleasure.
The bride entered the church with the
groom unattended save hy two dainty lit
Tie flower girls Boo white, who scattered
blossoms along The aisle up which the
party passed. tO the strain OF Lohengrln-
They were met az the altar by Rev. DIR.
Mcneil who performed the ceremony.
Immediately after the marriage the
newly married ones left for their future
home in Johustown.
Hcams- Butler.
ono of Fultons most popular young
ladies' and most cuterprisiug young bus-
ines. men were married 40 the Apostolic
church BOO Fulton yesterday morning NJ
III o'clock when Mr. wilson y. Reams
and Miss Grace 4. Butler became man
and wife.
The bride IS the daughter of Mr.. An
drew ~ Butler and is a very pretty and
attractive young lady. She wore tailor
made suit of brown cloth with hat and
gloves 10 match and carried brides roses.
Miss Rachel Rcams. sister of the groom.
was maid Of honor, She also wore brown
and carried pink roses.
Mr. Rcams is prosperous young 'mer-
chant Of Fulton and the son of Mr.. j.
W. Roams the superintendent OF the
Richmond Cedar Works. The best man
was Mr. Lucius a. Daugherty and Messrs.
Bernard Johnson and Ben. W. Wilson
acted as ushers.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
J. w Daugheriy. the pastor. assisted 10y
Roy. B Cahel Hening. of the Fulton
Baptist church and Mr.. Reginald Walker
presided at the organ.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. RCImS LETT on inc i- anu -.
train for Washington and Baltimore The
presents 10 the young couple were hand
some and numerous.
Timbrrlakc-POmir
Quite "a pretty wedding took place from
the residence Of Mrs William Wr-&ht
Wednesday night when Miss Comelia
W. Pomprev became the wife of Mr.. :.
Walton Undertake.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Joel ~. Tucker
The bride wore q becoming tailor
made suit of blue cloth and carried
white chrys1nthemums. The IT
PENDANTS were: Messrs. Druid Whit
lock and Willie Stewart
The bride and groom are both from
New Kent Courthouse, where they enjoy
the esteem OF q large circle of friends.
Eubauk-W Watkins.
Mr. John Eubank and Miss Fleda j..
Watkins We're married yesterday after
noon from the residence OF the brides
sister, Mrs T.. j.. Womack, no. POI west
Cary street.
Rev. j. calvin Stuart OBLIGATED ana the
scene was exceedingly beautiful
After the ceremony the couple left
ON the train for Keysville. Virginia,
which will be their future home