Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-22

Of this city. The body Of the church
and the chancel were exquisitely deco
rated with palms, ferns, and smilaX the
church being darkened The ushers were
Messrs. ". +. Wood and NJ 5. Gregory,
of Richmond, and Messrs. John Fisher,
Jesse Wood. John Turner Henry Pfeif-
fer, William Via, and NJ Hrsh. all of
Lynchburg. The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Lula Weiland. as maid
OF honor, gowned in white organdie over
white silk, with a charming picture hat,
and carrying a bouquet of Ia France
roses. The bride was attired in a French
| gray tailoT-made broadcloth, with hat to
match. and carried bouquet of lilies of
| the valley.
The twin nieces OF the groom-the
| Misses Mary and Adde Erwin, of Chi
cago-preceded the bride, as flower girls,
| dressed in white silk and carrying
| bouquets of La France roses.
! The groom. attended by his brother
| Mr.. Samuel T. Atkinson, met the we'd
| ding party at the entrance of the chan
| eel. where the minister Rev. Mr.. McFa-
| cen. d. D.. was also in waiting to perform
the impressive ceremony of the Church.
The wedding march was sweetly rem
| dered by the organist of the church, and
! pleasant musical programme was given
during the seating of the guests.
| NThe wedding guests were entertained
| the previous evening at fete champetre
on the spacious lawn at the residence of
the bride 100 Main street, the house be-
ing beautifully decorated with flowers
and evergreens, and about sixty friends
of the bridal couple partook of the
sumptrous repast prepared for them
Among the guests from distance were
Mrs. A. j.. Atkinson, mother OF the
groom who was gowned in a Worth
creation Of black net over white silk and
wearing diamond ornaments; Mrs. Ce-
leste Morgan, sister OF the groom VINO
was eleganry attired in black French
crepe over violet silk with diamond or
naments: Mrs. Harry Woodruff Of Phila-
deIphia. sister of the groom, in creation
Of gray and lavender, with soltaires;
Miss Daisy Morgan, niece Of the groom,
attired in blue silk with lace garniture;
Miss Maggie Morgan, niece of the groom
daintily dressed in white silk and
lace.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party left on the special car in
which the groom and his party travelled
from Richmond to Lynchburg.
on arriving In Richmond a reception
was rendered by Mrs. A. d. Atkinson,
the mother Of the groom, in the spacious
dinfng-room of the Lexington Hotel,
where the bridal party, with invited
friends partoOk Of a sumptuous collation.
and made merry until the newly married
pair left for an extended tour OF the
States. followed by the good wishes and
bon voyage Of their host OF friends.
Those present at the reception were Mr..
Edgar Allan, Mrs n. u. Atkinson, MI
and Mrs. j. NJ. Atkinson, Mr.. W. T.
Wood. Mrs. NJ. L. Biting. Mr.. 5. I. At
kinson. Or. and Mrs. a. l.. Stratford;
ID I titaN.N r.
gan. Miss Isla Stratford, Mrs. Haas, OF
Washington. and Mr.. Allen Phaup.
on returning from the trip, Mr. Atkin-
son and his bride will take up their resi-
dence in Chicago where he is engaged in
successful business
The bridal pair were the recipients of
many handsome and costly presents.
Miss Etnia Bernice Hundley was mar
ried to Mr. =. II. Blakey last evening al
Q o'clock at Laurel-Street Methodist
church. Rev. r. Finlay Gayle officiating.
The bride was dressed in gown OF
white organdie over white taffeta, ana
carried a bunch OF white sweet peas. Her |
maid of honor. Miss Maude Traylor, wore
mink organdie over pink taffeta, and car
ried pink carnations. The best man was
AIR George Hundley, brother OF the BRIDE
The ushers were Messrs. Edward Bell
Russell Merrman. Jake Rowsey, FRANK
Wells William Timberlake, and Powell
Puler.
Two little girls. dressed prettily in pink
organdie, assisted by two little boys heiu
the ribbons They were Misses Alma
Evans and Mabel Smith. and Masters
Earl Hundley and Gray Hulce.
Mrs. Blakey is a very popular young
lady of this city. She is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hundey. Mr.. Blakey
is very prosperous young merchant
The happy pair left on the lo'SV uain /
for Washington, Baltimore, and New
work. ON their return they will reside at
No S3 China street.
Mr.. George ]. Freddy and Miss Maude |
4 REYNOLDS were married yesterday /
morning at II o'clock I'm the parlor OF the !
valentine House. Bishop A. Van de Vyver !
officiating. The room was artsticaily de- 4.
oorated with palms and cut-howers. As /
tho wedding was a very quiet one. only IL |
feyv intimate friends Of the couple were 1
nresent. Mr.. Ben. Taliaferro acted az
hest man. and Mrs Eby, sister OF the |
bride. az her attendant.
ma bride was tastefully dressed In !
,ailor-made suit of gray. and carried I
lilies Of the valley. .
Miss Reynolds Is well known III .nls
c,tv where she is deseryedly popular. MI.
Freddy is vice-president and general
manager of the Cardwell Machine Com
Mr. and Mrs. Freedey ls't on the noon
,rair for an extended nor'horn tour. They !
win make their home ~ ci'y
,,,,oholi pirr. ~ MIiss Rose (
~, o. ,.ere marie as yesterday /
M the home OF the brioe' NO CIV cas-
cav street. Rev. W. Meade cara OF 81
- church officiating The bride Mas ,