The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-02
MISS STRICKLER
WEBS Mr.. DENNY
A Pretty Marriage at the Union Theo-
logical Seminary.
MANY WITNESS THE CEREMONY
The Bride the Daughter OF Prof. q.
Ii. StrickIcr-Thc Groom "a Mem
Der Of Hampden sidncy's Fac
ulty-Othcr Marriages.
MANY WITNESS THE CEREMONY

The handsome new chapel OF the Union
Theological Seminary was the scene OF
a very beautiful wedding yesterday at
noon. when Miss jamie Junkin S,rickler
piighted her troth to Professor George
Hutchinson Denny, OF Hampden- Sidney
College.
The ceremony was performed by the
brides father. Or. Owens Brown Strick-
Ter, assisted by Rev. G.. L. Rankin. broth
er-in-law OF the bride, who pronounced the
benediction.
few minutes after y o'clock Mr.
John w. Yarbrough. who presided at the
organ, began TO render the wedding
march, taken from Lohengrin. as the
bridal party passed up the aisle forming
themselves in two columns. the brides
maids I'm one and the groomsmen in the
other, leaving an aisle for the bride ana
groom to pass through.
THE ATTENDANTS.
First came Miss Flora Werner alone.
followed by Mr.. W II. Frayser: next
came Miss Efie Stricken sister Of the
bride with miss Matte Denny sister Of
the groom; then DR.. H. NJ Smith with
| DIT 9. w. Strickler. After these came
! Miss Bessie POague alone. followed by
| Mr. j. J.. stuart then Miss Sallie Lane
with Miss Daisy Moore after whom
came Mr.. \. r. Edwards with Mr.. r. b.
Southall; then Miss Margaret Kirk alone
and Mr.. J. w. Shenoy alone: these were
! followed by Miss Margaret Lane with
Miss Lucy Ehingcr, and Mr.. r. w. Joplin
! with Mr. Lewis Iarvie.
The bride and her maid Of honor. Miss
! Mary Strlckler, then passed up the aisle.
| followed by the groom and his best man.
| Mr. Lee Estes.
! The bridal party marched out TO Men
| delssohn's wedding march. each lady with
| gentleman. The entrance march.
| beautiful, though very complicated az
fair, was the idea Of Mr. Louis Pizzni
who acted AZ master of ceremonies for the
occasion
THE BRIDE.
The bride is the lovely daughter Of Dr..
| Givens Brown Strickler Professor of
Theology at the Union Theological Semi
nary. Although having spent but a short
while here. she has endeared herself to "a
large number Of friends. who regret that
her marriage Will cause her 90 return 10
her Old home at Hampden-Sidney College
She wore a very hans0mc green cloth
tabernacle suit, with yoke and vest of
white satin, and a white tulie hat trimmed
with viOlets and roses. She carried a
large bouquet Of brides roses Her maid
Of honor. Miss Mary Stricken. wore
beautiful gown OF pink organdie. with
pink hat: she carried pink roses.
The bridesmaids gowns were unusually
pretty and graceful They wore white
organizes. embroidered in pink shlrrod
satin ribbon with bow knots the belts
and collars being OF pink velvet they
wore white leghorn bats. trimmed with
pink roses and carried bouquets OF pink
roses.
The groomsmen wore gray trousers and |
gloves with black cutaway coats.
THE HAPPY GROOM
The groom. Mr. George Hutchinson Den
NY. is the son OF the late Rev George |
II. Denny. OF Amelia Courthouse who |
during his lifetime figured prominently |
in Presbyterian circles. Mr. Denny is "a |
very brilliant young man. and occupies |
the chair of Latin al Hampden-Sidney |
College. where Boz and his bride will make |
their future home.
After the ceremony DR.. Stricken ten /
dcrcd "a breakfast 90 the bridal party. |
after which Mr. and Mrs. Denny left ON
the nOrth-bOund train for Washington.
and from there will 60 to Baltimore and
New York. from which place they sail |
FOR Europe. expecting 20 spend "A honey
moon of three months travelling abroad.
Among those from a distance who came
10 witness the marriage We're: Mrs ".
II. Harris. OF AlDemarle county. Va, "a
sister of Mrs. Strickler. Rev and Mrs.
&. T. Rankin. of North Carolina. and
Miss Y. NJ Stricken. of stanton.
Some of the Richmond people who were !
preent at the ceremony were Rev. Robert
T. Kerr, Of the First Presbyterian
church: Miss Mary Brooks, lliss Law
renee Miss PocahOntas Dalby. of Amelia
Courthouse. Mrs. j. Thomas Lawrence
Miss Katherine Halves. Mr. Louis piz-
zini. Mr.. John Yarbrough, and Dr. Edward
Eggleston.
AlGEACHY--EN
Miss Lila Peck English and NJ. Daniel
Patrick McGeachy. y D.. of North Caro-
Ina were married at the residence of The
brides parents. Rev. Dr. r. X. English
ana wife az Union Theological seminary
Wednesday evening at O'Clock
The ceremony was performed by the
father of the bride who is the professor
VI pastoral theology and the English Bible
in The seminary. The marriage took place
On the handsome parior which was beau
tlfully decorated with palms and roses.
All the attendants were gowned I'm white
organdie. the bride hes self wore white
satin and point lace and beautiful bridal
veil She carried brides roses.
After the ceremony the guests We're
erved with refreshments The bride and |
groom LEFT that night on am extended tour
The groom Wednesday receive his diplo-
ma comforting the title OF bachelor OF
iivniiy lie is a popular and promising
Young man. The bride is highly-ac
'cmplshed young woman her artlsti'
alent being most ma ked.
SANEAR-PARSONS.
Mr. Charles II. Sanear and Miss Laura
zee Parsons were married at s o'clock
Wednesday night at the residence Of the
brides aunt No. 1928 Ashland street. Rev.
NJ. Mercer. pastor OF Wcst-Niew Zap
set church officiating. Only "a re :
friends OF the young couple were present.
Mr. Sanear is a wcil-known black
NTH on Seventh street and his bride