Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-22
MIR. MINOR MARRIED IN TEXAS.
A weII-known RichmOnder Takes a
Bride in the Lone Star State.

The BRENNAN CTex) Daily Banner con-
tains the following account of DR.. Blake
Minor a well-known Richmond boy and
son of Mr.. b. b. Minor
Married, at ST. Peters church. at $50
O'Clock last night, by the rector, Rev.
James Noble Malle L.. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs j. II. Hutchinson. of this city,
and b. b. Minor, Jr., of Richmond, Va.
No cards.
The Episcopal church was beautifully
decorated for this occasion. All day
Wednesday friends of the contracting
parties were at the church, weaving gar
lands and placing rare plants TO Deautify
the house OF worship for the event.
Above and about each window were ever
greens, and the chancel was almost hid
den by pot plants and palms. on the
altar were Gala lilies, and the lectern
and pulpit were covered with eyergreens
and flowers. A wedding arch was raised
al the chancel rail, in the centre OF
which was marriage pell or lilies OF tne
valley. From the centre OF the arch TO
the sides were pieces OF white ribbon,
caught in love Knots. The entire effect
OF the decorations was very pretty, anu
bespoke care and artistic arrangement
The church was crowded. The con-
tracing parties were very popular, ana
many Wer. there TO see the ceremony ana
join in wishing them God-speed.
The ushers were Dan. c. Williams ana
L. F. Campbell. A.
Before the bridal party entered Mrs.
l.. j. Lockett sang the marriage hyinh 70
an accompaniment by Miss sadle HdIH-
son on the violin and Miss Sadie McClunS
on the organ. 81
ever beautiful Mendelssohn's wedding
march was played and Dr. B. b. Minor
and Miss Mallle l.. Hutchinson proceeded
up the aisle. unaccompanied' Inc sio .Jn
was in the customary full-dress, ana inc
bride was attired in white, with large
white hat. and carrying a bouquet oil
beautiful white flowers. They were met
at the wedding-arch by the priest, VINO
began the beautiful ceremony OF me Fps,
copal Church. AS it was being said GaH
Me Thine own" was played by MISS Har-
rison on the violin and Miss McClunS on
During the ceremony the large congre-
cation Remained standing. As II llnlsheq'
the latter part Of the Mendelssohn Wed-
ding march vas played, and DR.. and Mrs
Minor retired to those beautiful strains.
There was delay in the bridal party
leaving the church, so anxious were many
friends TO extend congratulations.
The groom is we'll known in Brennan.
His home is Richmond. Va, but he mas
been engaged in the cotton business here
for a number of years as member OF
the firm Of Milroy & Co. He has a wide
circle of friends in his adopted nome;
The bride Is the daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. 7 II. Hutchinson. She is a Brennan
young lady. born and raised. and is one
of the most popular young ladies ever
known here. Her friends are those who
her circle Of acquaintances.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
there was a reception at the home Of the |
brides parents. on west Main street, 10 |
which members of the family and init |
mate friends were asked A bounteous |
sumner was served. and all joined IN |
drinking to the health of the newiy-Weu-
DR. and Mrs. Minor will leave this
morning for Galveston, where they Will
take the Mallory Line steamer for New
York. They will visit tho East for seVe-
raj weeks. and will spend the summer IN
Virginia. The Banner joins many friends
In extending concentrations to DR.. ana
Mrs. Minor. and wishes them bon voyage