Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-22

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mouth, and Marie Anderson, dressed
daInuly in white organdie and blue rib
bons, acted as rng-bearer and flower
girl
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall left on the noon
train for an extended bridal tour. ON
! their return they Will reside at No. SO6
! east Clay street.
! The BRIDE is the handsome daughter of
Mrs. NJ. L. Turner Mr. Marshall is a
popular employee of the j. B. Pace To-
Dacco Company.
A very pretty wedding was solemnized
at Centenary church last evening at
o'clock, when Miss Ivy Belle Peay
became the wife of Mr. Joseph Elliott
Cosby. The church was beautifully deco
rated with palms and chrysanthemums.
Rev. Or. Tudor pastor OF the church,
performed the ceremony
The bride was dressed in lovely gown
OF white Organdie, deliberately trimmed
with white satin ribbon. Her veil was
caught with Il diamond pin and she car
ried q large cluster of brides roses. Her
sister, Miss Lula Curtis Peay was
her maid of honor. She was also dressed
in white Organdie and carried white
chrysanthemums.
The bridesmaids were gowned in pure
anthemums. They were Misses Flo
renee knowles Louise Walthall, Mat
tie Neale. and Eugene Phillips. The best
man was Mr.. Henry T. Vaughan, and the
grOOmsmen were MesSTs. Percy W.
Peay. J. Binford Peay brothers of the
bride; DR.. Baskerville BridgefOrth, and
DIR. William r. Warmer. The ushers
We're Messrs Hester Wilkinson, J. Russell
Wills y. Conway Valentine and Dr. a.
G.. Franklin
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs Cosby
left Tor an extended bridal tour. The
bride is a very attractive young lady and
has been a popular teacher at Springfield
and West-End schools. Mr. Cosby Is a
popular travelling salesman, and is as
ISOLATED with the house of Freshman
Morris d Co.
Mr.. John V. Tarrant and Miss Mary
Alma Richards were married last eve
inning at $50 o'clock at the residence Of
the brides aunt Mrs. Lisby Redford, 500
west Clay street. The ceremony was per-
formed by Or. W. X. l.. Smith. of the
Second Baptist church, in the absence of
Rev. Mr.. Rawlings, the brides pastor
who was attending the Methodist Con-
ference, and much TO his regret was not
able to attend.
The wedding was one OF the prettiest
Of the many home weddings OF the sea-
son. The ceremony took place IN the
parlOr. which was handsomely decorated
with palms and other potted plants The
bride wore a gown of castor-shade silk
and carried brides roses. The maid OF
honor was Miss Edith McCloy a cousin
of the bride, who wore white Organde
and carried chrysanthemums The best
man was Mr.. William Tarrant, a brother
of the groom >.
The bride is a very pretty brunette OF
a moderate type. and has a large number
OF friends. The groom was, until recent
ly, connected with the Wagner Drug
Company of This city. and is young
man well and favOrably known ~ bust
ness circles. After the marriage. the
young couple left for a tour 90 the north
ern cities. AIR and Mrs. Tarrant will
make their future home in Newport
News. The presents were numerous and
handsome.
A pretty wedding will be solemnized at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Gardiner. 9l5 west Clay street. this morn
ing at 5 o'clock, when their niece. Miss
Netue Pr0sser. will become the wife OF
MI Power Hackett Rev. H. a. Bagby.
of Calvary Baptist church, will perform
the ceremony.
The bride, who is a strikingly hand
some girl, will wear gown of brown
cloth, with hat and gloves 10 match, and
will carry the marriage vow" MIR. ".
j. Gardiner, of the Chamberlin Hotel Old
Point Comfort. and Mr.. W. G. Hundley.
of this city, will be- the groOmsmen. The
parlors will be artistically decorated with
palms, cut-iowers, and lamps. from The
latter of which soft pink glow will be
reflected. After a wedding breakfast,
Mr. and Mrs. Hackett will leave for al
extended northern trip. After the 10th
OF December they will be at home 10 their
friends at sl5 west Gay street
Mr. William II. Sheryin and Miss Emma
Derbyshire will be married to-day at the
residence Of the bride-elect. sl5 west Main
street
Mr. William Wonder Breling and Miss
Elizabeth 4. Groot will be married q
$50 o'clock this evening AT the First Ems
lish Evangelical Lutheran church.
Invitations are out for two charming
social functions. which will be given In
the near future Or. and Mrs. Christie
phcr Tompkins WI give a large recep-
lion In honor OF their daughters the
Misses Tompkns on Wednesday eve
ming, November 18th. from 9 TO Y O'Clock.
Miss Kebecca DaiugeTheld Gordon Will
give a card-party on the evening Of De
cember the LIST at her home No PC north
Laurel street. After the Thanksgiving
german these handsome entertainments
will practically open the season. which
promises TO be very brilliant one.
Mrs. l.. Page and her daughter, Miss
Louise Carey Page, OF Lynchburg, Va,
are the guests of Mrs. George Wardwel
Jones. No as east Franklin street
DR. George Wardwell Jones is visiting
his son. Rev. J. c. Jones. az Wildwood
Clarke county. Va. after a trip through
Maryland and West Virginia.
Mrs. Pleasanton Conquest is in Glou-
cester county. where she is the guest OF
Mrs. David saunders.
Miss Edmore Lee. OF Fredericksburg, Is
the guest Of Miss Elizabeth Brander on
Fourth and Franklin streets.
There will be very important meeting
Of the OakwoOd Memorial Association
Thursday afternoon at o'clock at the
residence Of Mrs. Harwood. No. 26oS east
Broad street
Miss Lou V. Hill and Mrs A. T. Hill
OF Cupeper. are visiting their brother
Mr. @. Powell Hin. al No. 1902 west Main
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Null have is
sued Invitations to the marriage OF their