Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-12
MISS EVANS WEBS.
ACCOMPLISHED DAUGHTER OF COL.
EVANS BECOMES MRS. DE CORR.
ABOUT VACCINATION IN MANCHESTER.
Hoard or Health Wants All the
People Vnccinated-Dr. Ingram VIII
write to the CounciI-Want MoIes's
Body Brought from Cubn.

| wv pNfA'AiAui tNb Impressive tTe-
mony of the Catholic Church, Mr.. J. A.
DECOR. OF Richmond. and Miss Florence
- Evans, Of Manchester, were married
at St Peters Cathedral, in Richmond.
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. RIGHT
Rev. A. Van de Vyver ofiiciated.
The Cathedral was filled with friends.
who had come TO witness this happy event
In the lives Of these popular young reo-
pie.
While Miss Nina Randolph played the
wedding march. the bridal party entered
and proceeded down the aisle to the altar
In the following order: The ushers; Mr..
c. Il. Anderson, OF New Brunswick. y. J..
with Mr.. j. A. Leonard. of Richmond; Mr..
j. Woods with Mr.. J. f.. Phillips. both CT
richmond; the groom-elect with DR.. b.
A. Daley best man, and last, the BRIDE
elect with her maid Of honor and cousin,
MISS Sophia Evans. Of Philadelphia
BISHOP Van de Nyver awaited them at
the altar and performed the ceremony
The Bishops address to this young cou-
pie was one of the most beautiful and
appropriate ever heard on such an occa-
SON. 1T was a masterpiece OF its kind,
and will not soon be forgotten.
me bridal procession left the church in
reverse order OF that I'm which Il entered.
LEE CAMP HONORS THE BRIDE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Decor and their friends
were then driven TO the residence Of the
brides parents, No. p west Ninth street,
Manchester, where during the afternoon
and evening they rendered a reception TO
their friends a great number Of persons
young and old. from Richmond and Man
chester. called and expressed their con-
gratulations and good wishes.
one event Of the ceremony AZ the
church, and also at the reception, which
will not be forgotten soon was the at
tendance of a delegation. thirty strong.
from r. E. Lee Camp. Confederate Vete-
rams, of Richmond; the commander OF
Pickett Camp; Mr.. =. Leslie Spence. Jr..
commander of the Sons of Veterans. and
Mr.. Edwin p. Cox. grand commander Of
the Sons of Veterans. The veterans CT
Lee Camp performed a most graceful act /
at the house during the reception. They
presented the bride with a splendid medal /
from the camp. The presentation speech |
was made by Commander Peay, Of the |
camp, and Mrs. Decor received it grace |
FULLY. Mrs. Decor has always been & |
great favorite with this great Richmond |
and IL took this graceful |
and happy way Of expressing their good
viii. 1t was no slight honor to have such
representative and prominent a body
as this to give such signal evidence Of its
appreciation, and doubtless both Mr. and I
Mrs. Decor will cherish the gift very
highly. not so much for its intrinsic value.
though it is handsome, indeed, but for
what ii carries with IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Decor were the recipients
lso OF a large number Of handsome and
'aluable presents, many coming from the
rooms professional associates and
riends and others from the friends Of
he popular bride.
During the evening refreshments we're
erved, the amply-laden board being pre-
ided over by Mrs. Evans, mother of the
ride.
LEAVE FOR NORTHERN TRIP. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Decor left on the 7:4O
rain last evening for an extended north
IN trip, which will take in Philadelphia. .
here the bride has relatives and friends.
nd also New York. Upon their return
hey Will reside at No. q west Ninth
rect this city c
The bride Is daughter Of Colonel and
rs. Arthur G. Evans. and an accom-
ished and pretty young lady. She IS a
'aceful elOcutionist. and has frequently {
cited for the benefit Of charitable insti-
uons. She was dressed in a suit Of i
Wn-cOlOred clOth, with velvet trimmings, | -
I'd carried brides roses. Her maid OF v
)nor, Miss Evans, a charming end
eenly girl wore pink brocade silk. end
FRIED pink carnations. n
Mr. Decor is very well known and pop
ar In Richmond, and holds the respOn-
Die position of train dispatcher Of the
lantic-Coast Line. q
WILL ASK FOR VACCINATION. 7
)r. Lawrence Ingram. president Of the | Il
lnchester Board OF Health. will send a -,
TO the Manchester Council "
morrow night, urging a general vacci- ~
tion Of the citizens, and will ask an
TO this end. Richmond has m
eady taken this action. and $500 has
en- appropriated. Dr. Ingram sent a Il
nilar communication TO the Council =,
ne time ago, when the smallpox scare III
3 on, but it was tabled. -
WANT BODY BROUGHT BACK. str
1r. Moles, of this city. father OF Pri- pie
e Moles, of the Fourth Virginia Regi- me
Mt, who died in Cuba some days ego. int
3 been to see the Governor to get Kim ]
use his influence 10 have the United toe
ties Government TO have the body Of col
ing Moles brought to Manchester for ass
The Governor has written TO SUI
War Department, and expects TO hear sol
m them to-day. Mr.. Moles was, before pal
enlisted, a member Of the Manchester j
Iys. Joi
he funeral Of Miss Julia E.r Turpln, anC
} died at the residence Of her cousin, A
f. n Gregory No. 1107 Painbridge Bro