Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27
AN OFFICERS BRIDE.
MISS MARTHA T.. sADLER MARRIED.
TO CAPT. A. j. VAUGHAN.
MISS POLLARD WEEDS Mr.. HARRISON,
This Charming Young Lazy an"
Popuiar Young Man Married MT
xc-.xeuue-poubIc wedding In
fbe Country-Othcr Marriages.

ono OF tho prettiest weddings OF the
season was solemnized yesterday evening
NJ ESQ o'clock at the First Baptist church.
when Miss Martha Lucille sadler became
the bride Of Captain Alfred Jefferson
vaughan. The church was very pretuy
decorated. and the bridal party, grouped
around the altar, made beauuiul ana
impressive picture
Tho bride was lovely in an extremely
st,l,sb tailor-made suit, and carried an
elegant bouquet. The twin sister, Miss
,-,ro,n,a Wexford Sadler, was her maid
- ,,,ror She wore a beautiful gown Of
,,.,i,e point d'esprit. and carried Ameri-
,,a.,,,,,, roses. Latte Misses Imogene
Reddick and Lucy Beveridge, In dainty
dresses Of sheer white organdie, were the
ribbon girls. D..
| ,rba ceremony was performed by Kew.
| II L, Ouarles, an uncle OF the orlde, as
! sisted bv the pastor OF the churcn, Rev
George 3. Cooper. The best man was MI
! Cranberry Nanderslice, and the ushers
were Messrs. Arthur Il. Philips, ho"en
= Weisigcr. Captain George II. Shackel-
ford, Percy Glenn, George Jeter Jones'
and DR. r.. ]. Payne. OF Warrenton, va
rrbe couple left on the northern train
for Washington, Niagara, and other IN
| teresting points.
rho bride is the beautiful daughter OF
Mrs susan Quarles Sader and the late
| Richard Street Sadler. She has host Oh
friends and admirers in the city Captain
Vaughan is a prominent and popular
,oung LAWYER here. feature OF the
wedding was the presence of Company u.
| ~ which Captain Vaughan is the popular
commanding officer Captain ana Mrs'
| Vaughan viii be at home after November
18th al No u south Third street
Miss Pollard WEEDS MIR. Harrison'
Grove-Avenue Baptist church was me
| scene OF a beautiful ceremony Iast eve
ming at 6 o'clock when MISS Joseph'lo
| Pollard became the wife OF Mr.. Johh
steear Harrison. Rev. Dr. j. B. IA"
thorne performed the ceremony.
The bride wore handsome tailor gown
Of dar blue cloth, with large Ve ..
Vet ha.. She carried an exquisite
bouquet Of violets. -. o.,
lard was her maid of honor she was
eowned in gray silk poplin with garni-
fure of passementerie and chiffon. She
Carried American Beauty roses.
DR. Edmund Harrison, the groom
brother. was his best man, and the usheIs
were Messrs Charles x. Coulling' rus
sell C. Williams Edward Quarles. Har-
rison Blair: Alan r. Ferguson OF New
York: Robert n. Pollard. brother OF ,he
bride: Mr.. Thomas Hardaway, ana MI
Peter Winston. ,,. %
The bride is the pretty daughter %
Hon and Mrs. Henry Robinson Pollard
-f,-1r
tlre and refinement. Mr.. Harrison is lhe
sor of Professor Edmund Harrison
formerly of Richmond College. but now
Of Hoplinsville, Ky. He IS connected
,,i.b l. Wright q Co. tobacco manuiac-
turers. Of this city, and is very pro-
missing and well-known young man.
Mr. ana Mrs. Harrison left for an ex-
tended northern tour
Double Wedding in Henrico.
A very pretty double wedding occurred
al Fairfield Presbyterian church on Wed
neslav evening at $50 O'Clock, when Miss
Rosve PutZe became the bride of Mr.. Ro-
bert Rose, Jr., and Miss Laura Putze be-
came the bride Of Mr.. Gaines Gouldin.
The brides are the daughters OF MI ana
Mrs Fred. Putze. Of Henrico county.
They were most becomngly attired IN
toilor-made suits of blue with hats to
]
hest man was Mr.. ]. Edw. Rose, brother
of The first-named groom, with Miss Mol
lie Putze. niece Of the brides, as maid OF
honor. She was attired white organize
over mink. and carried white carnations.
The ushers were Mr.. Willie Savanger ana
Mr. p. h. Akers. The wedding march
was very nicely rendered by Miss Leonard
Richardson The ceremony was perform
ed bv the Rev. David X. WalthalL pastor
of Nigpah Presbyterian church.
After The ceremony the young couples
retired ia the home Of the brides parents,
where a reception awaited them. Mr.. Rose
is very highly-respected young farmer
If the county. while Mr. Gouidin Is a
trusted employee Of the Chesapeake anu
Ohio shops.
unrries a Baltimore Man.
Mr. Caleb c.. Kirby. Of Baltimore, and
Mrs. Ida May Lamm, of this CITY, were
! married on Tuesday at the residence Oh
| the brides mother, Mrs. c. ID. BroWhIey'
2l1 west Canal street. Rev. D. e. Lennon
| performed the ceremony.
The couple left by the York-River route
that afternoon for Baltimore WheIe 'ne
groom IS engaged In business.
Soon 10 BE Married.
DIR and Mrs George Wardweh Jones
| have issued invitations 10 the hhelii"e0
\ Of their daughter, Miss Margaret Heron
! IN Mr.. Fontaine Beckham Hoon. me
ceremony will take place on THURSDAY
evening November eth, at $50 O'CLOCK at
/ Monumental church.
Invitations nave been Issued Tor the
marriage Of DIR. Francs ba"thor.o
| Readles and Miss Rosa Lee Latimer. The
ceremony will take place November Sth
] AZ & O'clock at the Second Baptist church
/ m Readles is one of the most popular
Young physicians of the city. and Miss
/ Istiner is the accomplished daughter Of
/ NJ end Mrs. George W. Latmer DR..
smith. the pastor will perform the cere-
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