The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15

made gown, wore travelling hat ana
gloves and. wore, white chrysan themliins-
She entered from tbs. rear Ear.cr, accom-
pan.ed by her mad of honor, MISS LIE :.
Aoe.e, who wore white organdv Ne
whta taffeta and carried Pink chry san
thenuInS
Mr.. j. NJ. Richardson, of Newport News
the groom.s o.Utner. WAS pes. .'iah.
The young ecu 40 eft at once 10.
thu North, and after November 25th VIII
be at home, at No. 103 North twenty
ninth Street
N IS. Bowers is an exceedingly pretty
young. lady She has for some time oten
the leading alto in st. PatTick,s choll.
The groom is the son of Hon D Z:
r richardson, and Is q valued empioye Oh
the y!rg ma Cal Dina Chemical Company.
A pretty wedding took pace YESTERDAY
afternoon ut $50 o'c.ook, when MISS Cora
,IIassel and MIR Frederick Wenzel were
married at the home Of the hr.oe's pa
rents, No 1902 Pleasant street
The house was tastefu-ay decorated III
VIII tie shrysanthemums !. and p NIX roses
and a profus.on Of palms and growing
pants
An altar was erected between the win
dows OF the front parior. and here the
ceremony was performed by Key. Dr
Paul l.. Merzsl The bride wore 4 be-
=
-"-.,a, and cnrr.ed brides roses tied with
tiIle.
IS Helen Werner, the maid of honor,
was gowned IN white crepe de chine, and
carried Testout roses
Little N IS Cloth de Hassel was ring
bearer, and was dressed In dainty Wnte
organdy and white ribbons.
After tie ceremony an elegant reception
WIS ned The young coup g left on tt
even ng train for the nortn- and on their
return Will reside at No Al Fweuty-siXth
Street.
Miss Hassel is the beautiful daughter
Of Mr.. Rurghardt Hassel. the editor and
publisher OF The Daily German Advertiser
and the Virs MIA Zeitung.
Mr.. N-en@el Is connected with the Ir'gg
snip-Bulding Company.
Miss Alley Vaughan Chappell and Mr.,
Claude D: Curry were married las
evening AZ o'c'ock at the residence OF
the brides aunt, Mrs. George Bowen, No
701 West Main StreGt. R5v. Joshua Hut
son performed the ceremony.
The br de wore 4 castor travelling suit.
with hat and g'oves to match AM car
Tied the n. TT age VOW.
Miss Gertrude Newso11e was maid of
honor, Ind Mr.. Harvey Butter bes: man.
The new y-narr.ed couple left at onc.
for Suffolk where Mr.. Curry (; q prosper
Gus biol CONTRACTOR.
Miss Chappe!l is exceedingly pretty. She
is a former resident Of Suffolk but has
recently made her home with her aunt
here.
Park-Place Method st Episcopal Church
was the scene OF Il pretty marriage a
6:Sa o'csock last evening, when Mr.. J
Hartwell Redd WAS welded to Mss Lava
Ia A. We'zel. The church was beauu
fully decorated in PAINS and chrysauthc
NUNS.
The bride wore q dark blue go:ng-a.way
gown with hat ami gloves to match am
carried br de's roses. Miss Grace Redd
sister of the groom. was maid Of tlono ,
and wore white olga.ldv WITH trimming
Of white satin raHbor and lace. She car
ried TesCout roses. The usters war
Nessrs. G. Howard Redo l. E Wetze-
Il. r. Roberts T. L. Wells r. j. Shep
person ana Richard Booth. Rev. Carey
Moran rerf"l--2tea tlla ceremony.
After 9 northern tour AIR and Mrs.
Reid Will live at No. 100 Beverly Street.
The bride is the beautiful and attrac-
tive daughter Of the late L. a. Wetzel,
and the groom is the popular manager
for Etchison. Bates & Sta.lc.
The bridal gifts: of the young couple
We're numerous and handsome.
Miss Mamie McNann. the daughter of
MIS- Jennie MCM2nn, OF l1oS Wallace
Street, We're married last night at s
c'"-c-'s p -he h@'aa'~ residence. TO Mr..
Emory Miller, OF this city.
Mr. Marcus Cooley md Miss Sa~at,
Smith. Of No. IS Massachusetts Avenue
Northwest. Washington. D. c.. were
quietly married on Sunday afternoon. a
$3.50 O'clock, in the ,ar.ors OF Murphy
Hotel. DIR. Coo:ey is a fruit dealer Of
this city and vas formerly Of Washing
ton.
The marriage was very quiet. on'y
few intimate friends beng present.
Mss Smith left the home OF her s:ste'
Sunday very qu ely and took the tEai'
for Richmond. where she was met by NJ
Cooley and the knot Has tied. Mr.. an
Mrs. Coo'ev will reside at No. 721 North
Twenty-tifth Street
Miss Louise Allan Mayo let yesterday
for Devon. Pr. where she will visit sle.
cous r, Mrs. BrowIn
The members of the Second Presbyte-
ran Church viii g.vc a recept on thi
evening In honor OF Their pastor Rev
DR.. Russell Cecil. and his family. from
$50 to 1880 oc.ock.
Mr. Robert Watkins and family have
returned from Halifax and are at their
home. on South Third Street
Mrs. William c. Darlington. of Ten
nessee. is the guest of her sister-in-law
AIRS. ". s. Campbell