Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
Welded AT CHESTER
MISS BUTLER. OF CHESTERFIELD,
THE bride OF Mr.. HENRY CLAY.
GO TO WASHINGTON TO MARRY.
MIR. Cobb and Miss Terrell TO he
Married There This Morning-Nr.
Brids-socicty Notes.

Mr. Henry Clay. OF Campbell county.
and Miss Gertrude Lee Butler OF Ches-
teffeId, were married in the Methodist
church at Chester last evening at $50
o'clock. Rev. Charles Friend performed
the ceremony IN tho presence Of large
company OF friends.
Tho bride was dressed in white, ana
carried brides roses. Her sister Miss
Mary Butler, acted as maid Of honor. The
usbers were Messrs. Sam. Perdue Edward
BellwoGd. Tom WALKER, a. Butler, Per
row Harvie Hatcher. and Robert An
drews. and the best man was Mr.. William
Clay.
The couple were the recipients Of many
handsome presents.
The bride Is the daughter Of Mr. Robert
T.. Butler Of Chesterfield county. and is
an extremely attractive young lady Mr..
cay Is the Treasurer OF Campbell county.
Mr. ana Mrs. Clay left for an extended
wedding tour TO Washington, New York,
ana Philadelphia.
A great many people went from Rich
| mOnd 70 the wedding-so many, in fact,
that an extra coach had to be put on the
train to accommodate them.
Mr.. Edward T. Cobb and Miss Eva \.
Terrell LETT Richmond last night at 1890
| o'clock, for Washington, where they Will
| be married to-day. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. George IA. Cobb, brother
| Of the prospective groom.
/ The young couple viii spend a short
! time ia Washington, whence they VIII
| leave for Edeuburg. where they VIII
| spend Il few days with the brides
| cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. John Grove. on
| their return they will stop IN Caroline TO
/ visit friends and relatives. Ihey VIII
| be at home. No. 1lo0 north Twenty-hrst
street November LIST.
Tho WASHINGTON star OF yesterday
| prints the following account OF the mar
| rage in that city Of well-mown ana
| popular Richmond man:
Mr.. d. j. HarwoOd, Of Richmond, va
| and Miss BERTHE Howser, Of this CITY,
| were married last evening at the home
| of the bride, 1903 sixth street, northwest
| by Rev. W. X. Stricken. ID. D., pastor
| Of Hamline Methodist Episcopal church,
/ Ninth and i streets. Near relatives anu
| few intimate friends witnessed the
| ceremony Tho bride was attired ~
| white satin and carried q bouquet OF
! mink roses The decorations were OF
| Mains. roses and carnations. y beaull-
| ful gold watch and chain was the groom
| present 10 the bride. After the banquet
inc couple took an extended trip through
| the Northern states.
Mr.. c. NJ Moncure andd, Mss fai'l l,,
| Orange were married IN washington on
| Monday. These popular young people lelI
| for Washington Monday morning Inc
| matrimonial knot was tied, ana they ne re-
| turned TO the city Monday nlshL me ne
| bride is the granddaughter Of sergeant
| " J. ORANGE Of the Third Police DIS
J trict The groom IS an employee Of me
| Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company.
Miss Blanche Christian Parkinson VIII
! be married TO Mr.. Carroll Taylor to-day
| at ESQ o'clock al the residence Oh MIS-. D.
| G. Parkinson, 2oll east MaishaH street
| Both of the young people are very p1pu-
f! lar and q great deal Of interest Is taken
in their wedding
| Announcement is made Of the marriage
on Thursday next of Mr.. IA. q. Drew ana
| Miss Lizzie Taylor. The Drlde-eiect IS
/ pretty and accomplished, and has q most
of friends. The prospective groom IS one
| of the most popular employees OF tl5
| Tredegar Works. where ne IS connected
| with the horseshoe department. lie u IL
| son of Mr. j.. W. Drew, the encienL
doorkeeper of the New Academy OF MUSIC
Invitations are out TOT the MAJ id5c va
| Miss Rosa Adelaide Montague TO Mr.. l..
| Manly Goodwin, the ceremony to take
place at Union-Station Methodist church
on Tuesday evening, october zltn' az 9'5V
! o'clock.
on the same day Miss Marguerite Louise
Garrigan will become the bride OF Mr..
Joseph Ignatius Schultz at St Marys
| German Catholic church at II o'clock.
There was a meeting Of the Baptist
| ladies interested In the bazaar for the
| Home for Incurables yesterday morning
nj n o'clock at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, but as there were but
few ladies present very little business
| was transacted.
Among the Richmond people who went
| T. Petersburg 10 attend the marriage or
Miss thinner and Mr.. John Moyler o.
flat city. are Mr.. Coleman Workman and
! Misc Bessie Wight.
Misses Eva and Emma Bowe have LETT
for New York, where they Will attend the
! Horse Show.
Mrs Skipwith, of Prestwould, Mecklen-
burg county, has presented very inter