The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-27
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MISS THRoCKM0RToN WEBS.
Thc Pretty Home Marriage OF Miss
Quiscnberry and Rev. John d.
Gw.ltmcy-Miss Gill Webs
in Washington.
Richmond
MISS THR0CKMORT0N WEBS.
MAJ s Throckniorton az

,Ji-s Mary s. Throcknlorton and Mr..
John L. Angle We're married last night d
9 O'Clock at D@nny-Sueet NJ. - Chufch.
Rev ]. Z. Eoutten pastor OF the chuTch,
performed the ceremony. The church was
handsomely decorated with potted ferns
and orange blossoms, while pink ana white
lights lent b.illiancy to the function
Mr. John Bowlware acted as best man,
and the ushers were Messrs. William
Roach and Frank Anderson.
Professor Guy Mosby presided at the
organ. The bride was sowned in mousse
lin de sole over white silk, with pearl
trimmings Her veil was caught with
cluster of diamonds and pearls, the git
of the groom.
The groom is the youngest son OF bolee-
man AIyer Angle, Of Henrico county, and
is connected with the Office OF Colonel
John W. Richardson, registrar OF the
Land Office
The bride is the youngest daughter OF
the late James and Maria Tilroclilnorton,
two well-known residents OF Fulton. After
the ceremony supper was served at the
residence of the brides sister, Mrs. Walter
Wood No 51G Denny Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Angle Will reside at No
7Gg Nicholson Street.
GWAL,TMEY-QJ1SE
Miss Mary Leah Qusenberry and Rev.
James D. C>waltmey were married at
100 O'Clock yesterday afternoon at
the residence OF the brides parents,
No 1860 East Clay Street. Rev. Z. w
Winfree OF Culpeper, formerly pastor OF
the families. ofliciated at the ceremony
The bride is the attractive daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Quisenberry
formerly Of SpotsylVania, but for the past
five years residents of this city She WAS
attirel in q blue travelling suit. with hat
nd rylp IN p1rr brides
roses. Her cousin, Miss Mary Parks, of
Cotton Hill, West Virginia, was her
maid of honor.
Rev Mr. Gwaltmey is a graduate OF
Richmond College, and has been pastor
of several churches in Virginia. The
charge OF these lie has resigned, however,
and Will take a course in the Baptist
Theological Seminary at Louisville. Capt.
II. c. Qu;senberry, brother of the bride,
acted as his best man.
Luncheon was served to the couple at
u o'clock. and at go o'clock, just after
the ceremony, they took the train for
Louisville, Ky, where they will reside.
MISS GILL WEEDS.
Miss Maud T. Gill; of Church Hill, and
AIr, L. G. Adkins, of Petersburg, left the
city yesterday morning and were married
n Washington ct / o'clock.
The bride. who has deservetly such
most OF IfIeflGS. is a daughter Oh WI.
Andrew NJ. Gill, one of Church Hills most
esteemed and worthy citizens. and the
bridegroom is one Of Petersburg's rising
young business men. of much popularity.
The newly-wedded couple returned to the
city on the o'clock train yesterday eve
ming. and a reception and supper were
rendered them and a few intimate friends
by the brides parents at their hospitable
home, No. 40G North Twenty-seventh
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs Adkins will take bridal
trip before repairing to their future home,
in Petersburg.
The marriage of Miss Maggie Palmer, of
No 70t North Twen;yfourth Street. 10
Mr.. Harry Gordon Smith. OF Newport
News. took place in Washington Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Will live in Newport
News.
Miss III. NJ. Cooke and r. c. Hendle were
married Tuesday night at $50 O'Clock at
the residence of Mrs. Powers no. 214
South Laurel Street by the Rev. J, 3.
Hudson The bride is the daughter Of
John L. Cooke, of Hanover county. and
the bridegroom is a tailor for Broad
Street clothing house. The maid of honor
was Miss Annie Bailey. Mr.. Cooke,
cousin Of the bride, acted as the best man.