The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-28
WERE MARRIED
WHILE SNOW FELL
II Initiated Little in the Affairs Of
Lovers.
Mr.. DICKINSON; MISS MILLER.
Miss Incz Conway the Young Bride of
Mr., Trenton Clark-Miss Meredith
Wcds Mr.. Bannan-Other We'd
dings Yesterday-LiceDses.

iho residence Of Mr and Mrs. Corhe'l'
north Twenty.thIrd street. presented
brilliant scene at o'clock last nlgnt'
when their daughter. Miss Dorah f. Cor
nett. was joined in matrimony to MI
James T. Duke. popular and prominent
young man, by Rev. Or. w. f. Hatcher
The bride wore a handsome travelling
dress and carried a beautiful bouquet OF
roses. She was given away by her par
cnts.
After the ceremony many friends were
prest nj 10 congratulate the couple and
reception followed.
JONES-GAUL NUPrlAlIS.
A ouiet marriage was so.emnized at the
residence Of Rev Dr. William +. Hatcher
COS west Grace street at 10 o'clock yester-
dav morning. when Mr. William 7. Gaul
and Miss Sarah V. Jones were united IN
the bonds Of The holy estate. the ceremony
being very impressively performed by Dr'
Hatcher.
Only intimate friends and relatives were
present. and immediately after the cere-
mony the happy couple left on a bridal
tour north.
a very romantic marriage took place IN
Washington Tuesday when Mr.. Frank
l.. Dickinson and Miss Mary Ellen Miller
were married by Rev. Mr.. Bristol, or Me-
tr0politan Methodist church.
The couple left Richmond on the morn
ing train. and returned 10 the city on the
evening train.
Miss Miller IS the daughter Of Mr.. +. Ii.
Miller. formerly Of Nottoway county, but
now manager Of the Chatsworth Dairy
Farm. near Richmond. Mr.. Dickinson u
u trusted employe OF the firm Of Smith,
Courtney & Co His bride is an attractive
Young lady. Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson are
very popular among a large circle OF
friends.
CONWAY-CGARK
quite an unique and pretty church we'd
ding took place at West View Baptist
church as O'Clock last night the happy
couple being Miss Inez o. Conway, the
pretty hfJeen-year-oid daughter Of Mr.
George T.. Conway, and Mr.. Trenton Clark.
The pretty little bride was attlred in
white Organdie. and carried a beautiful
cluster Of brides roses.
Her maid of honor was Miss Elizabeth
Morris Who carried pink chrysanthe-
NUNS
After the ceremony an elegant reception
was rendered at the home Of The brides
parents.
MEREDTTH-BANNAN.
Owing 10 the snow and cold Mr.. John
Bannan and Miss Bertha NJ. Meredith
were united at the brides home, instead
Of at S. Peters Cathedral, yesterday AZ
ternoon at 4:ij o'clock. The ceremony
was performed by Rev Father Boehler.
h, =, 81 IL
by the ushers, Messrs. James Bannan,
Ambrose Byrnes, David O'Neil and
Richard Brophy.
The bride was tastefully attired In a
blue travelling suit and carried magnih-
cent bouquet Of Brides roses.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Ban
nan left for a trip 10 Washington and
Baltimore.
Mrs. Bannan. who Is young lady OF
beauty and refinement. Is a daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John W Meredith. Of No.
1923 north Seventeenth street. Her father
is one of the supervisors of the c. and o.
railway
Mr.. Bannan has, for a long time been
connected with The Times. and is a
most popular young man.
CRUMP-WESTMoR
MT. w Villain j. W tHtIlpitltilf u AuDih-
asviile, n. D., and Mrs. Matte Crump, Of
this city we're married Tuesday night at
the home of the latter on Fourth and
Canal streets. by Rev Or. George Cooper.
They will leave to-day for their
home in Thomesyilie. where Nj. West
moreland has a large interest in one Of
the chair factories of the pace.
GARDNER HAYES.
Mr. William G. Gardner and Miss
Maize Agnes Hayes were married In
Washington yesterday by Rev. Father
Charles Berkeley at St. Peters church
reCtory Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner are well
known and popular young people OF the
west-end. They will be at home 10
their friends after January lst at the
home OF the brides mother. No. 1919 west
Cary street.
TO BE MARRIED TO-DAY.
Mr. Herman c. Parker and Miss Annie
Malone will be married this evening az
5 o'clock I'm the parsonage of the ApOs-
tolc church by Rev. Mr. Doherty.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses were issued by Clerk
Walter Christian Yesterday as follows:
Henry +, Gilman and Miss Deborah b.
Wright: James ". Pttman and Percy w.
Ramsburg; William 7. Gaul and Sarah
Y. Jones: James T. Duke and Dora +.
COrnett: Dorsey G. Allen and Bertha NJ.
Harris; Paul G. Sewers and Ella NJ Per-