Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-01
BRIDE AND DIPLOMA.
MR.. MGEAcuy RECEIVES BOTH ON
THE SAME DAY.
PRETTY WEDDING At The SEMINARY.
Miss ELLA Peck English BECOMES the
Bride OF Mr.. Daniel Patrick Niece
nch,-The Attendants and Decora-
tfons-Auothcr To-Day.

Miss Lila Peck English and Mr.. Daniel
Patrick McGoachy. y. d., OF North Car
olina. were united in holy wcdlock at the
residence OF the brides parents, Rev. Dr.
T. II. English and wife. at Union Theo-
logical Seminary. last evening at o'clock
The wedding had in il all the elements
of beauty ard impressyeness. and was
attended by the various members OF the
faculty and their families, and a number
OF ladies' aud gentlemen from this city
and elsewhere.
The ceremony was performed by the
father Of the bride, who is the professor
OF pastoral theology and the English Bible
in the seminary. The marriage took place
in che handsome parlor. which was beau
tifully decorated with palms and roses by
Hammond.
THE BRIDAL PARTY ENTERS.
Promptly at o'clock Master Walter +.
Moore and Master Thomas Price crossed
the Lall and entered the parlor, each
stretching white ribbon, which extend
ed from the hall staircase 10 point near
the spot where the minister stood ready
TO speak the words that bound his daugh-
ter 20 another till death them should part
Miss Marion Grardeau, at the piano,
half hidden in flowers, began the we'd
ding march. as little Miss Annie Muller
English, sister of the bride. and Miss
Lisette F. Moore entered, carrying the
satin cushions upon which the bride and
groom were TO kneel
Behind them came the maid Of honor.
Miss Zaida English, the brides sister,
beautifully attired in white Organdie over
pink satin. With her, as best man, was
Mr.. Alexander McGeachy. tho grOom's
brother.
Behind them came Miss Margaret Nc
Geachy, the groom's sister, with Mr.. Will
liam Il. Bull, of Norfolk; Miss Mary Rey-
nolds, of HampdenSidney. with Mr.. #.
ID. Johnston, OF Elizabeth City, n. c.;
Miss Jennie Adele Hart, of South Caro-
lima, with Mr.. Il. Murphy Williams, of
North Carolina; Miss Martha Brown. Of
North Carolina. and Mr.. w. NJ. Fairly, |
OF North Caroxha.
All the attendants were gowned In white |
organdie, which accentuated their beauty |
well, but none were pretter than the |
bride herself, who wore white satin and |
point lace and beautiful bridal veil. She
carried brides roses.
DIPLOMA AND A BRIDE.
After the ceremony the guests were
served with refreshments. The bride and
groom left last night on an extended tour.
The groom yesterday received his diplo-
ma. comforting the title of bachelor Of
divinity. He is a popular and promising
young man. The bride is a highly-ac-
young woman, her artistic
talent being mos. marked. She is beau
tiful and popular, else, and Mr.. Nc
Geachy's srie lbs are showering him with
A more costly varied, and brilliant ar
ray OF presents is not often seen than that
heaped in DIR. English's study yesterday
afternoon. Silver. out-glass, and china
predominated.
ANOTHER MARRIAGE TO-DAY.
There will be another marriage at the
seminary to-day when Miss jamie Junkin
daughter of Professor q. B.
will become the bride of Pro- :
lessor George II. Denny, of Hampden-
Sidney College. The ceremony will occur
n the seminary chapel at noon.