The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-05
MANY HAPPY
EASTER BRIDES
Mr.. Price and Miss Moseley Now Man
and Wife.
Mr.. HAMILTON, MISS PULLY.
Many Couples Who Went to Washing
ington on the Easter Excursion
Were Welded in the National
Capital on Monday.
Mr.. HAMILTON, MISS PUILY,

Miss Lillian Estelle Moseley and Mr..
d. w. Price were married at 8 o'clock
last evening, the ceremony being per
formed by Rev. DIR. Cooper. at the home
OF the brides parents. 500 west Clay
street. Miss Moseley is d daughter OF
Mr.. William H.. Moseley, and enjoys
the warm regard OF man friends. Mr..
Price is a valued employee OF the Rich
mond locomotive Works. The house
was beautifully decorated for the we'd
ding. Easter lilies and palms being law
ishly used. There was, otherwise, a strict
simplicity In all details. there being but
two attendants. These were Miss Car
RE MOseley. maid OF honor, and Mr..
Bernard Ladd. OF Washington. ID. c.,
best man.
The bude's costume was a most ef-
fective one of gray cloth, tailor-made,
and her bouquet was Of white roses.
Miss Carrie Moseley wore white or
candle. her flowers being pink roses.
The wedding was followed by a recep-
ton, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Price LEFT
for the wedding trip. 1t VIII be of about
one weeks duration. and upon their re-
turn to tho city Mr.. and Mrs. Price VIII
be at home at 9 west Clay street.
HAMuLTON-PULLEY.
Miss Mena l.. Pulley and Mr.. Howard
r. Hamilton were married at half-past
$ o'clock last evening. In Plne-Street Bap-
list churcn. its pastor. Rev. j. 3. Hutson
officiating.
Both the young people enjoy unusual
popularity, and many good wishes follow
them.
The decorations Of the church were I'm
an. suafa u4fnna pCpaqigllV holuU Law
ishly used. The order Of entrance con-
sisted Of the ushers in couples-Messrs.
Clyde Sowell. J. J.. Bethel. l.. =. Ford.
and Charles Foster-the pretty little flow
er girl. Miss Mamie Winbourne-the
groom with his best man. Mr.. Thomas
]. Garrett, Of Washington, and finally,
the bride with her one attendant, Miss
Matte Pulley. Little Miss Winbourne
took her part In the ceremony with win
ming grace. She wore pure white. The
costume Of the maid of honor was of
white organdie. and her bouquet OF white
carnations. The bride looked charming in
white organdie with satin ribbons, her
| flowers being white roses. The usual
marches were finely rendered by Pro
fessor T.. l. Boiling on the plano.
The wedding was followed oy a recep-
| ton at the residence Of the brides par
| ents, No. 800 south Laural street. when
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton were warmly
congratulated.
They are now at home at 302 south
Laurel street.
MANY Welded IN WASHINGTON.
The Easter excursion 20 Washington
| under the management OF Mrs. Gill. SUI
perintendent OF the Male orphan Asy-
ium. offered opportunities to many roman
tic couples TO take the vows of love and
constancy. and the list Of those who took
advantage Of the opportunity on Monday
is larger than ever before. Mrs. GIL has
managed many excursions to Washington
and other points. ami whenever she went
10 the national capitol with her train
load OF sight-seers she had on board some
| young couples on marriage bent. This
| time the train had scarcely stopped IN
the Pennsylvania station before a number
| OF couples started for the proper place
20 get their marriage licenses.
EIGHT HAPPY COUPLES.
Tho following couples. most Of whom
gave Richmond as their place OF resi-
dence. were united in marriage In Wash
Cir. James <. Smith and Miss Ester
Mifieton.
Nr. W. r. Odell and Miss Cora knight.
Mr.. Samuel T.. Lewis. Petersburg. and
Miss Lottie V. Condsey. Chesterfield.
Mr.. Robert ". Smithle and Miss Lena
T. Jennings.
Mr.. William +. Pollard and Miss Emma
c.. Sparks.
Mr.. John D. Wilson and Miss Carrie
Burnett.
Mr.. James Dixon and Miss Winnie Jen-
kins.
Mr.. Joseph Plummer and Miss Amelia
Fletcher.