Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
FAIR GEORGIA BRIDE.
MISS ANNIE KEY WEEDS MIR. ALEX
AMBER WALKER. OF RICHMOND.
PRETTY WEDDING At NORCROSS.
The Couple to Spend Part Of Their
Honeymoon with Parents Of the
Groom Here-severaI Marriages I'm
Richmond-SocIety Notes.

Mr. Alexander Walker, formerly Of this
city. and Miss Annie Key. Of Norcross,
Ca. were married in that city last night.
The wedding had been looked forward 10
with much interest, and was one Of the
social events Of the winter I'm the Geor-
gia city. A special TO the Dispatch from
Norcross gives these details Of the mar
rage:
one OF the most beautiful, rs well rs
| the most impressive. weddings occurred
/ at the Methodist church tonight when
! Miss Annie Key. OF Norcross was mar
ried to Mr.. Alexander Walker, recently
| from Richmond. The prominence Of the
parties made the wedding the most i'm
/ portant social event that has occurred in
/ our city I'm several months. The bride Is
/ the daughter OF Or. Thomas r.. Key, and
is one Of the most popular young ladies
I'm our social circles. She is the possessor
/ Of many personal charms, that have won
! for her a host OF friends. The groom is
a well-knOwn young businessman. lie
| has won the esteem Of all during his resi-
dence here. The attendants were Miss
/ Key. of Atlanta: Miss Maud Key and
/ Mr.. W. $ Ryland; Miss Alma Nesbit and
| DR. Born; Miss Lula Key and Mr.. G. A.
| Mcdaniel
The altar was a bank Of evergreens and
/ roses, while jardinicres of chrysanthc-
J NUNS were artistically arranged on
/ either side. Immediately after the cere-
mony the bridal party left for Richmond,
| where they will remain several weeks.
! They will make their home az Norcross.
! Mr.. Walker is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
/ William A. Walker, and he and his bride
VIII be the guests of his parents at No.
! 2 north Belviderc street during their stay
| i'm Richmond. Mr.. Walker was formerly
J with the Harris Hardware Company, OF
! this city, but recently moved to Norcross.
ana went I'm business for himself
| \ ceremony Of unusual interest took
| pace at ST. Mary's German Catholic
! church at noon Sunday. when Mr.. Alilkin
! A'kazin led 10 the altar Miss MaddOul
| Az1r Mr. Dibs. Of New York. was best
| man. having come ON for the purpose.
| Those who witnessed the marriage were
| two Of her brothers, four friends from
! Syria. and number Of friends Of this
| city
The bride IS a very handsome brunette.
! and has been living with her brothers.
| who are merchants In this city. AS she
| was about 10 start for Philadelphia, she
! was dressed i'm "a handsome travelling
! suit The. groom is a prosperous mer-
! chant in Philadelphia.
This was probably the first marriage
| of two natives of Syria that ever oc-
! CURED I'm this city The ceremony was
| performed by Rev. Father Willibaid, of
ST. Nary's church.
Mr.. J. T. Minson. Of Newport News.
| and Miss Kate T.. Rogers. OF Church
! Hil were married al the Fulton Bapilsl
church yesterday e 22o =. NJ, Rev
! camel B. Hening officiating
/ The bride was attired in brown dress
! trimmed I'm satin. and carried bouquet
of white chrysanthemums.
! The groom lis "a very popular young
| man. and has been employed as ma
| chinist for the past twenty months WIN
! the Newport News Ship-Building ana Dry
! Dock Company.
! Tho ushcrs were Messrs Henry Rogers.
| brother of the bride. who acted as pe-'
| man and John Loterzo. Douglas Richard
| and Herbert WIlker-ou.
The couple left ON The afternoon train
| flr their future home Boo Newport News
! where they We're rendered reception.
! Thev received many handsome and costly
! presents.
| The Washington Star Says:
| AT the marriage OF MISS Mae Arhuf
! PAYNE and Air. David Burlington Tenant.
] ~ Richmond Che bride viii De- attended
! bv nor sister. Miss Gertrude Ashhy Bdynr.
| lrd the best man will Doe MT. w i.il.tn
| prvdor Tenant The ushers VIII De- Mr
! Edward Jones willis, Mr.. Henry Eugene
! Plskerviu. and Messrs. Ferguson ana
| Crrrie. an Of Richmond, Nh. III nara Nc
| Cram. of Lancaster Pa. and MT. u.
| Brrckinrdge Bayne. of this CITY. rev
! Arthur Johns. cousin Of the bilde-cleci.
| and Dr. William Levering DeVrits' Ir..'i
! of ST Marks, Will perform ihe 'eit-
! mOny.'
At the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs j, w.
! Gardner m5 west Clay street. on Wed
! nosd9v morning al o'clock. Miss Neiue
! prosser will become the bride OF Ali:
! powell Hackett The attendants anu
! relatives of the bride and groom VIII DE-
! rendered a reception and supper to-nlsn.'
| The attendants are 20 Dee MessIs w -
! Hurdley and W. J. Gardner.
most delightful concert was given
| at tie Woman's Club yesterday aI,eI-
| noon Mrs George W. Stevens was me
! chairman Of the afternoon. ana was as
| sisted Ey Miss billiard and Mrs; DdEi--'
| TIE guests Of the evening We're MIa; w
! = Morris Mrs. Swazey. MISS CH"Ilo''0
! ec and Miss Helen stevens
! Tho procramme. which was charmlasF
! rendered was as follows InItc "oil-'
! Sewn, Mrs w. W. Davis BROOK Con
| ,rrtr (Ouus 20. Miss billiard ana ali5
! stevens; Lullaby Denni0, Mrs. DAVIS
At n called meeting Of those interested
! I'm retiring annuitics Tor puuhc--cHo''
! .socrors held at 30l south Third street,
| nl9ns which have been successfully prose
! d,ted i'm other cities We're presented LOT
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