The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-22
MARRIAGES OF
WINTER SEASON
Pretty Ceremonies That Were Per-
formed Yesterday.
MISS PEAY MADE MRS. COSBY
Miss Dora Weston Read the Bride OF
Mr.. John Allie Marshali-Many
NuptiaIs to Take Place
10 Day.
MISS pEAY MADE MRS. COSBY

Mss Ivy Belle Peay and Mr.. Joseph f..
Z. Cosby were married at o'clock yes
.erday evening at Centenary church. the
ceremony being performed by Rev w. v.
Tudor. d. D.. pastor Of the church Inc
wedding march was exquisitely rendered
by Mr.. Shepherd Webb.
The church was beautifully decorated
with palms and white chrysanthemums'
presenting a beautiful spectacle.
The bride wore beautiful gown
OF white organdie deliberately trimmed IN
white satin ribbon and lace with an UNI
der-dress Of white taffeta and carried
a bouquet Of brides roses Preceded by
her bridesmaids and groomsmen, the
bride entered the church with her maid
Of honor, Miss Lula Curtis Peay who
also wore white organdie and carried
white chrysanthemums.
The bridesmaids. Misses Jean Guthrie
Phillips, Sallie Louise Walthall. Florence
Knowles and Matte Neale were gown
ed in dainty white organdle and carried
bouquets Of large chrysanthemums tied
with white satin ribbon The groom, ac-
companied by his best man. Mr. Henry +.
Vaughan. entered from the chancel
and met his bride AT the altar. The
grOomsmen were Messrs. Percy W.
Peay and j Binford Peay. brothers Of
the bride; j. Russell Wills. W +. War
riner, Hester Wilkinson. +. Conway Val
entine Dr. A. G. Franklin and DR.. b.
Bridgforth
The bride Is the attractive daughter of
Mrs. Mary L. and the late James II.
Peay and has "A large circle of friends
She has for several years been much
loved and efficient teacher at Springfield
and West-End schools.
Mr. Cosby is a highly esteemed travel
Ing salesman I'm the employ Of Flesh
man. Morris & Co. The young couple
left for an extended tour 20 Wash
ington Baltimore. New York and
flammaughton, y. J. Monday evening
Miss Peay delightfully."- entertained her
bridesmaids and groomsmen at her home.
MarshaIl-iscad.
Miss Dora Weston Read and Mr. John
Allie Marshall were married yesterday
morning at II o'clock at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. ~ L. Turner. No.
900 east Clay street.
The parlors We're prettiy decorated for
the occasion. The bride looked beautiful In
a handsome going-away gown Of light gray
broadcloth with hat and gloves to match
and carried American beauties The brides
maids. Miss AIadge q. Reade, sister of
the bride, and Miss Maggie Marshall.
sister OF the groom. Wore very becoming
gowns Of black lace over cerlsse taneta
and carried white roses. Little Miss Err
lcane Bagley. OF Portsmouth who brought
i'm the ring on a silver tray. and Miss
Marie Anderson, who held the bride s
bouquet. made a pretty picture in their
dainty white dresses, with blue roe
settles. The groom was attended by Mr.
Yaubra. his best man. and Mr. Theodore
Belote. of Richmond College. Rev. l..
J. Haley or Louisa. an old friend of
Che family. performed the ceremony Az
tcr the marriage a reception was held.
The happy couple LEFT on the noon train
for the north. They will visit Washing
ton. Philadelphia and New York and
viii spend a week with the brides un-
Gle Rev Miles 5. Read. Of Hadenheld,
~ J.
Miss Read is the attractive daughter
of Mrs. NJ. J.. Turner and Mr. Marshall.
valued employee of the J. r. Pace To-
bacco Co.
Mr. and Mrs Marshall will reside at
80 905 east Clay.
Weddings To Day.
quite number Of wedding ceremonies
are scheduled for to-day; among them the
following:
Miss Nettie Prosser Gardiner 10 Mr
Powell Hackett al =. NJ. at the residence
of M and Mrs John H. Gardiner, No. 81.
west Clay street
Rev g. A. Bagby. of Calvary Baptist
church will perform the ceremony.
The bride, who is a strikinsiy handsome
girl will wear becoming gown OF brown
cloth. with hat and gloves TO match, and
will carry the marriage VOW"
Mr. W. j. Gardiner. of the ChamherIir
Hotel Old Point Comfort and Mr. W G.
Hundloy. Of this city, will be the grooms
men.
The parlors viii be artistioally decorated
with palms cur flowers and lamps from
the latter of which a soft pink glow Will
be- reflected.
After wedding breakfast Mr. and
Mrs Hackett will leave for an extended
Northern trip. After the 10th Of Deem
Der they will be az home 10 their friends
at 9l5 west Clay street.
Mr. William H. Shervin to Miss Emma
Derbyshlre. SIS west Main street.
Mr. William Wonder Breiing to Miss
Elizabeth a. Groot. $3.50 p. NJ. First Eng
llsn Evangelical Lutheran church.
Mr. Thomas VI. Cartwright Jr.. 10 Mis-
Martha Burdette Stone. Fulton Baptist
church.
Mr. Walter d. Carter TO Miss Mary
Clyde Gregory $3.50 p. NJ, 902 east Clay
street
Mr.. Henry Patterson to Miss Minnie
OnesenberrN Q Z. NJ ll3 east ClaN