Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-08
WEDDING DAY HERE.
pozEN OR MORE courLEs MAR
nrED IN RICHMOND.
PRETTY MARGUERITE WEDDING
..se of Mr.. DopRett and Miss
porncs AT CaIvary-Miss Bird Jones
,s councilman Winston-other
NuptiaI Events.

Tha WDNAlQk Was a Ht1lSu1iANN Wv
,be church was oxquitely decorated
..,s magguerites and palms.
aha bride was dressed in white mousse
49,, 60 sole over white silk. and carried
,-t.s roses. The maid OF honor, Miss
80, Ragland. wore white lace over silk,
- lavender trimmings She carried
',.,se, Of purple sweet peas. The four
,.5..maids wore white moussciine dc
..,e over yellow silk. and carried mar
s,eri,es. They were Misses Cora Duke,
>..ic Grady. Lena Turner of Durham,
.-5 Della Walker.
rhe best man was Mr.. W. d. Duke, and
che ushors were Messrs. a. Il. kagland,
carries H. Burnett, Thomas I. Duke,
Ea0In Pitcher, and DR.. T. J. Moseley.
.ae ceremony was performed BY Rev
j 4. Bagby.
During the ceremony the bridal party
formed d beautiful tableau. The six
l.acrs formed u semi-circle. with the
preacher, making tho seventh. The four
lrdesmaiGs formed the inner circle, and
Tie bride ana groom, with the best man
and maid of honor, stood in front OF
4.m. All but the last four faced the
C.ugregation.
After the ceremony a very delightful
reception was rendered the bridesmaids
and ushers at the residence OF the brides
.arenIs.
The bride is a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Barnes. and is an exceedingly
stylish and handsome young lady. MI
Uoggett is q valued employee OF INC
Richmond Locomotive-W orks.
Mr. and Mrs. Doggett lett toF an Ga
tended northern tour.
The marriage OF Miss Bird Jones 10
Mr. Charles Rogers WINSTON, WHICn "
CURED last evening at t'SV Sloch d.
the home Of the BRIDE was very quIel
affair, the invitations Tor the Weouihs
reception having been recal!eo on ac-
ro.nt of affliction in the brides family,
t.. the ceremony was carried out along
,bs lines already laid down, and the re-
.,.f was a very beautiful and impressive
tme wedding. The bride wore d fault
ia, gown Of white poplin and large
,-.e hat and was preceded by her two
~..ls of honor-Nliss Orie Latham Hatch
- and Miss Florence Coleman Jones.
~t., were attired in dotted muslins with
-1.re ribbons. and carried sweet peas.
Tie bride entered, leaning on the arm
r. rsr father. and was met at the foot
~ the steps by the groom and his best
man. Mr.. William Everard Meade, OF
r..yiue The ceremony was performed
f. the brides pastor Dr.. W. +. Hatcher
n the hall alcoye, which had been maze
.-,. bower Of brides roses and green.
ll- Roger Taylor Gregory, Mr.. J. Teoos
rockford. Mr. Peter Winston, and Or.
William Russell Jones acted as gooms-
-r The house was artistically deco
--.d in various color effects. Inc hrsl
,.rlor mad carnations and American
naH.. ut 10
,.,rywhere Yellow prevailed In the
rt--rv where masses of yellow asters
rs-where. yellow prevailed in the
rs third parlor were pink roses and
.ats
The newly married couple left soon
after me ceremony for a TWO weeks
t.r which will include chiefly Virginia
watering places and mountain resorts.
They viii be at home to their friends
altar June 22d. al III Lamb avenue Bar
tl Heights.
very pretty home wedding took place
the residence of the brides father, NO.
900 east Broad street, last evening at $3.50
o'clock. Miss Addie Burke Hawkins be-
coming the bride of Mr.. William IA.
corey. of Chicago. Those in attendance
were the relatives and intimate irlenoS
or the contracting young people. The par
lors were decorated with much taste ana
really beautiful effect, palms and ferns
being used. and i'm this presence ana
amongst scenes of freshness and lowell
ness the ceremony was performed by the
uastor of the bride. Rev. II. l.. Quarles,
ID Broaddus- Memorial church.
The bride wore a travelling suit Of
brown cloth, and carried brides roses.
She is a young lady of fine character and
lsIghtful personality the daughter or
Ir William j. Hawkins. Her maid Of
honor was Miss Ide Keesee, who was at
u-al In white organdie over taffeta- The
grlomsmen were Mr.. l.. Read (best mani,
ST. Charles Hawkins, Of Alexandria, and
Dr. W. J. Hawkins, Jr., brother OF the
GH
-ae groom is d native Virginian, but for
SINE time has been prominently connect
Cd with a large business concern in chi
ae0. Mr. and Mrs. Corey will reside in
that city.
So. Patrick church, on Twenty-ffth
street, was the scene yesterday afternoon
40 4 o'clock OF double wedding, Miss
Eoselie Carreras becoming the bride or
AIR. Louis Baldacci and her sister, Miss
Antoniette being welded 10 Mr.. Aldino
Biagi. The ceremonies were performed
in the presence OF a large concourse of
The brides are daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Carrcras. and are very pretty
and accomplished young ladies. The young
men who have won them are prosperous
men Of business.
grand ball was given in their honor
az sanger Hall last night, and many join
ed the graceful circle of the dance.
Nr Thomas F. Bagley and Miss Annie
Teresa Hubbard were also married at St.
P4trcks yesterday morning az
o'clock Rev. Father McKeefry perform
l1r Dee ceremony.
.ta bride is the handsome and accom-
lefed daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hubbard. Of Church Hin. The groom
very popular young businessman Of
Aaer The ceremony the bride and groom
al1 northern-oound train for bridal
o..
1855 Marie Louise Kuhn was married
" dr Bernard H. Reid yesterday morn
s 40 1890 o'clock at the residence OF
ir parents. No. 40 north LOmbardy
.lt.' Rev. J. J. Grayatt performed the
ceremony
The bride was dressed in tan tailor
ae4e suit and carried brides roses. She
e4 ro attendants. The best man was
af william Felthaus, and air. Richard
Cairey acted as usher. The bride is the
laughter Of Mr.. l.. +. Kuhn, who is the
DNr,- engineer on the Richmond Fred
,''-h.oIrg and Potomac railroad. She
= lae granddaughter of the late Henry
Gum, who was the master machinist
NE Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
Yhac for forty years. She is an ex-
,,M.' pretty and attractive young lady.