The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-07
Residence Of Col. Murphy a Brilliant
Scene.
Mr.. BART0L AND MISS FITZHUGH
Quiet Marriage at Residence Of the
Bride-Miss Barksdaic and Mr..
MiIstcad United by DIR. Kerr.
Eu Ia cr- Thompson.
WOOD-NIrRPHY

rated I'm palms and white chrysanthe-
NUNS and lighted t3pcrs. I'd the strains
o, Lohengrn the bride and groom enter
ID the church together and were mar
red by Right Rev. Van de Vyver, in his
ponthcal robes.
The bride wore a magnificent gown Of
color OF ashes of roses. a becoming mink
toquc and carried TestOut roses. she was
unattended. Mr.. Louis Rutter Wood,
brother Of the groom, acted as best man,
and the ushers were Messrs. stephen Y.
Ilcnnelly. of Norfolk; Robert II. Smith.
Harry Ilarwood JAS. Z. Disney and John
j. Murphy, Jr.
Immediately after the ceremony the
guests repaired 10 the home of the brides
parents. where an elegant reception was
held. In the hall behind 81 screen OF
palms. STEMS orchestra was stationed.
The house was artistically decorated
by Mann and Brown: palms and ex-
quisite cut flowers made the spacious
dining-room a bower of loveliness. In
the dining room the centre of the table
was banked with Testout roses pink satin
ribbons, intertwined with smilax, were sus-
pended from the chandelier TO either end
~ the beautifully appointed table, laden
with all the delicaces OF the season.
The young couple left on the
4
ada and return through the west Az
ter January lst they will be at home 70
their friends al 100 west Grace street
The bride is the youngest daughter Of
Col and Mrs John Murphy, and is
most charming and attractive girl
The groom is the chief clerk Of the
Pullman Palace Car service and Is very
popular with a large circle of friends
Tuesday evening Miss Murphy entertain
81 her ushers and her guests. Miss Mamie
Hennerly. Of Norfolk Miss Mary MI
holland and Mrs Charles Weathers
Bump. Of Baltimore most charming.y al
her home
The handsome residence Of Colonel
John Murphy. 40. 10o west Grace street
was the scene Of brilliant reception
last evening. after the marriage cere-
mony.
The parlors presented an appearance
of joy and beauty and The decorations
Of the dining room were particularly
artistic the table being laden with
flowers. fruits and other delicacies
American Beauties and smiaX occupying
"a conspicuous place
Mrs. Murphy was elegantly gowned in
black satin. trimmed with jet and dia-
m0nd ornaments
Mrs William j. Heinz was lovely in am
imported gown. with diamond ornd-
meuts. Mrs Charles Weathers Bump OF
Baltimore. wore black crepon. hand
somely trimmed iu spaneled jet
Miss Madeline Murphy Wore blue silk
and real lace.
Among those present were r. Rev
Bishop A. Van Re Vyrer HcV. Father r.
j. Waters. Governor j. Hoge Tyler Hon
> l.. Kelly. Mr.. j. J.. Lynch. Mestame-
clifford Smith. j. b. Wood. T. r. a. Burk
Miss Mamie Hennely, Of Norfolk Va,
Captain and Mrs. Louis T. BossieuX
Mr. and Mrs. z. p. Burk, Misses. Eleanor
and Teresa Higgins, Mr.. Norbert
Caughy Misses Ruby and Mary Dart
Kate and Mary Sweeney, Helen Aylwin
Marie. Alice and Kate De.any, Mr.
Charles Meaghor. Major r. \. Brander
General Hundley of Amelia county
Mrs. VI r. Smith, Mr. Wilson Wood
Mrs Thomas Muldowney. Mr.. James
Phillips Mrs. VI. b. Leanard, Mrs. j. \.
Decor. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Evans, Mr.
Louis Wood. Miss Nellie Sweeny, Miss
Marie and Nellie Murphy Mrs. Jake
Wells, Misses Nonne and Jennie Han
nigan. Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Boudar, Miss
Lulu O'Connor. Miss Maggie Leahy
BARTOI,-FITZHUGH
Miss Bessie Fitzhugh and Mr. James r.
Bartol. Of Baltimore Md. were quietly
married at the home of the brides par
ants. No. as north Eighth street yes
terday afternoon at six o'clock by Father
T. j. Waters. of ST. Peters Cathedral
according 10 the rites OF the Roman Cath
Ollie church.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Bar
tol took the South bound train for
short bridal trip. after which they will
reside in Baltimore.
D-BARkSDALE.
Yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock
beautiful tahleau wedding took place al
The residence of Mr. Daldm Barksdale
Rlan his sister. Miss Charlotte Isa Bark
dale. welded Mr.. Andrew iamill Milstead
An altar of palms and white crysanthe.
NUNS was erected between the window
OF the front drawing-room. and here the
oaromony was performed by the Rev. Dr
Kerr. assisted by Dr. George Cooper
The bride wore an exquisite gown OF
white chiffon and brOeaded satin. Her
veil was caught by a diamond star. The
sift of the groom. and she carried bOu-
qucl of Bride roses. Her only attendant
was her cousin. Miss Mamie Barksdale,
the maid of honor
Mr. David Whctst0ns, Of Montgomery
Ala. was best man
va. given.
The decorations I'm the dining room were
pink and green A large bowl OF La
France roses Was IN the centre Of the
able which was spread with q handsome
renaissance lace cover. over pink satin.
and the shaded candelabra carried out the
color design.
Some Of the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
A T. Millstcad. of Tallassec. mother o.
groom. Mrs Lathrop. Mr. and Mrs W
". Henry. Mr. and Mrs James Mayo
Mrs. Bland Harrison. Mrs. Edward May
Mr. and Mrs H. VI. Cannon Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Y Cannon. Miss Elizabeth Banks
dale. Mr. and Mrs. Acors Gum. Messrs
~orydon Sutton, Frank Niistead. Of Tai
lassee, the groom's brother; Nirginus
Johnson Thomas and James Cannon Ven
able Johnston. George Lathrop, Mr.. and
IRIS. Albert Hunt and Mrs. Richard
ouarlcs.
the young couple left last night for the
north.
Miss Bari slale is the attractive daueh
Ter of Mrs Emily w and the late
Charles H. Barksdale.
Mr.. Mlstead Is associated In business
With his father who Is vice-presdent OF
he TaIlassee Falls Manufacturing Co.
nd IS very popular in both social and
business circles Of Tallassee. Alabama
EITK ER-THOMPSON.
Mr.. George Euker and Miss Carrie
Thompson left Richmond Tuesday morn
ing on the s:5 train for Washington,
where they were married.
Mrs. Beverly w. Smith, OF Baltimore.
a sister OF the groom met the young
people on their arrival and witnessed