Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-05
MANY COUPLES WE'D.
TWO ARE MARRIED. HERE AND
EIGHT IN WASHINGTON.
MISS MOSELEY BECOMES MRS. PRICE.
Pretty Wedding ut the Home Of the
Bride ON Marshall street-Mr. Han,-
iiton and Miss Puliey-Tbose
United In the Nations Capital.

Miss Lillian Estelle Moseley was mar.
rIed TO Mr.. Glenn w. Price yesterday
afternoon at o'clock at her home, s0l
west Marshall street. The parlors were
prettily decorated with palms and Easter
lilies, and the shaped lamps shed a soft
light over everything. The bride was
dressed IN a handsome pearl-gray travel
ling suit. with hat and gloves TO match.
She carried brides roses. Her sister. Miss
Carrie Moseley. wore white organdie over
white taffeta, and also carried bride 5
roses. Mr.. Bernard Ladd. OF Washington.
acted as best man. and DR.. Cooper. OF the
First Baptist church. performed the cere-
mony. After the wedding a reception was
rendered the bride and groom, after which
they left for an extended tour through
Washington. Baltimore. New York, and
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Price Is n pretty and attractive
brunette and f. the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Moseley. The groom IS
q popular young businessman OF this
city Mr.. and Mrs. Price will be at home
on their return at west Clay street.
MIR. Howard L. Hamilton and Miss Me-
ma l.. Pulley were married yesterday AT
$50 =. NJ. at the Pine-Street Baptist
church, Rev. j. y. liutson officiating.
The bride was dressed exquisiteiy In
white organdic over white satin and real
lace. She carried "a bouquet OF brides
roses. Her maid Of honor Miss Matte
Pulley wore white organdie over tafteta
and carried pink carnations and maiden
hair ferns. Little Miss Mamie Winbourne,
who was the flower girl also wore
white organdie and carried carnations and
ferns The best man was Mr.. Thomas
J. Garrett. of Washington, and the ushers
were Messrs. Luther Lord. Clyde Sowel,
j. l.. Bethel, and Charles T.. Foster. The
bride IS an accomplished teacher Il music
and ia most attractive young lady. Mr..
Hamilton is a young man of good bust
ness ability, and has many friends here.
lie IS an employee OF the Union News
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton will make their
future home at 3O2 south Laurel street.
After the ceremony an elegant reception
was held at the home OF the bride.
There were seven Richmond couples
married I'm Washington yesterday all OF
the young people having gone to their
Gretna-Green on Mrs GIFTS excursion.
Most of them returned home last night.
The couples who accompanied Mrs. Gin
were:
James Y. Smith and Esther Middleton.
Robert w. Smithle ana Lena f. Jen-
nings.
William L. Pollard and Emma c.
Sparks. .,.
John y. Wilson and Carrie b. Bennett.
James Dixon and Annie jenkins.
Iosenh Plummer and Auroiia Fletcher.
w. II. Odel and Cora Knight.
Samuel T.. Lewis, of Petersburg, ana
Lettle V. Condrey Of Chesterfield
A telegram was received here ycster-
day announcing the marriage in the ma
TONS capital OF Miss Emma c. Sparks
and Mr. w. T.. Pollard.
Mr.. Pollard Is engaged I'm business az
No. 30i west Broad street, and his bflde
Is the attractive daughter OF Mr.. James
u. Sparks, a well-known grocer at No b4
west Broad street The young couple had
the consent OF their respective families 10
their union, and it was known that they
would soon be married, but their trip to
Washington was a surprise.
The wedding OF Mr.. Smithle and
Miss Jennings was solemnized at the par
sonage OF Rev. Edward c. Bagby, Of the
Christian church, who performed the
ceremony The groom, popular young
man, is i'm the insurance business. aud
lives on Church Hin. His bride IS
charming young lady. She lives i'm Man
chester. They will return home to-day.