Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-02
MARRIED IN EARLY MORNING.
Miss Mamie Keegnn WEEDS Mr.. Ross
Mr. Davidson and Miss McGhee.

AR Alexander J.. Ross and Miss Mamie
Virginia Keegan were married at 81.
Peters Cathedral yesterday morning at
o'clock, with high nuptal mass. Mr.. Ken
dali J. Keegan, brother of the bride, from
ST. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, was mas
ter OF ceremonies. The best man was AIR.
+. Sylvester Ross, brother OF the groom.
The bride was becomingly dressed TN
simple gown Of white organdie, with hat
and gloves 10 match She carried a waite
prayer-book.
Rev Father T. VI. Tierney, assisted by
Rev Father Waters, performed the cere-
mony. Tho ushers were Messrs John j.
Murphy. Lewis b. Hatkc George
Schrandt. Edward 5. Thomas, ~ Bren-
ran. Frank Gering, and August Booker.
The bride is o popular and attractive
young lady, and Is the daughter OF Mr..
John NJ Keegan. The groom is the son
" Alr. Gerhert Ross and Us q popular
young businessman Of this city
The ceremony was followed by a we'd
ding breakfast, given az the residence Of
the brides father. Mr. John Keegan. No.
2l3 north Nineteenth street, after which
Mr. and Mrs. Ross LETT for the wedding
trip. Their future home Will be In Ports
mouth.
THE DAVIDSON-MGHEE WEDDING.
SIR. Emmett Claude Davidson and Miss
Laura Lee McGhee were married last
night al o'clock az Christ church. The
ceremony was performed by the rector
Rev Preston Nash The church was de-
corated In pure white and the altar was
banked with palms and white flowers.
The best man was SIR. Clarence har.d-
son, brother OF the groom. The bride was
dressed handsomely iu "a tailOr-made suit
40 brown and whit. cloth and carried "a
large bouquet ~ brides roses.
The ushers were Messrs. Edward Bark
cr, Granville HerndOn. and william
Lem0y-
The bride is a daughter OF Mrs John
Martin. Of Hanover county. and IS a
very pretty and popular young lady. The
groom is o. skilled machinist.
1lr and Mrs. Davidson will be az home
20 their friends al 2ZI Peasants street.
PARSLEY EVERETT NUPTIAIS.
1ir Edgar L. Everett and Miss Lillian
T.. Parsley were married by the Rev. H..
A. Bagby. pastor OK Calvary Baptist
church. last night az s3o o'clock az tie
residence of the brides parents Mr.
John krouse was best man and Mr.
James Parsley acted az usher
The bride wore a navy blue dress. with
white gloves. and carried a huge bunch
Of vlolets. The parlor was decorated
with vi0lets and shaded lamps After
the ceremony a sumptuous repast was
served in the dining hall
The groom is a valued employee of ".
A. KIeyesahl ana the bride is the tall
ented daughter OF Mr. i. v. Parsley
The bride and groom are highly es-
teened bv O wide circle OF friends, and
received numerous and costly presents.
MISS HIGGINS TO WE'D sIR POWELL
The marriage OF Mr. John @. Powen
and Miss Maggie j.. Higgins VIII De- sol
ernnfzed az the Sacred-Heart church We'd
nesday. February SIN. az \. 81 The
nuDtial mass win De- celebrated by Rev
T. y. ORelily assisted by Rev. K. j.
Carne. The attendants Will be- Messrs.
George Powell best man. aud James
Davis. Harry FOrstman. james Bahen,
John Ryan. and John Higgins. Brides
maids. Miss Della Powell and Hiss Rose
Franklin.
Miss Higgins Will be attired in a tailor
made suit OF fawn-cOlored Venetian cloth,
hat and gloves 20 harmonic. The brides
maids win wear dresses Of white organ
die. with Cainesbor0ugh hats o. black
velvet and plumes and black gloves. They
will carry pink roses. and the brides bOp-
quet will consist OF white bridal roses.
Miss Higgins IS the youngest daughter
/ Of lIr. and Mrs John Higgins, and enjoys
exceptional popularity. Mr.. Powell IS the
I second son OF Mr and Mrs. John j.
I Powell. aud Is a valued employee OF tho
/ Chesapeake and ohio railway. Re has a
I host OF friends. who wish every happiness
for himself and his bride. After ths cere-
m0uy sir. and 3frs. Powell will lSave via
/ the Chesapeake and Ohio Tor northern