Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
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voolfolk. Of Hanover.
Mr. QuarIeS entertained his ushe-s
Tuesday uiglls 81 the Henry Clay Inn.
Miss I1ulu Olive Bass. the daughter Of
NJ and Mrs Richard r. Bass. of No.
rssg cast Marshall street, and Mr. James
x Lester. son Of the late James n Les
,.- we're married Wednesday afternoon at
sga oc3ock by Rev NJ. Ashby Jones The
ceremony took place in the home of the
,e~!de Miss Bass who is a pretty hru-
,attc. wore 4 blue tailor SUIT, win hat
rud gloves TO match and carried a
rance roses. Miss Stella Bass, her sis
,e- vas maid Of honor, and wore white
c-Cg- dfe The bridesmaids were Misses
annie T. Einsey, Sally c. Lester. Flossie
Howard and Iva Bass. Paul P. Wood
IN. 81 Hampton; G. &. Williams. r. T.
sd ID T. Bass will be the ushers After
lie ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Lester left
r.r Niagara and Thousand Islands and
z.g rctslrn about November LIST, and be
:, home to their friends at 10. ZOOS east
Marshall street The parlors were deco
rz+rE IN palms for the ceremony ana
many presents were received Mr. Les
tor Is a comrositor in business for HIM
eelf snd is also employed by T. w Wood
Sors
Miss Minnie I. BoSchen, the daughter
o. Mrs Louise and the late Herman C.
BoSohen, and Mir. William C. Schmidt
5sorn married III the home OF the
trses mother. No, $40 Arch street at
52l O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. The
rarla-s were decorated with palms and
su& halls. Canvsssed in white, were
decorated with palms and ferns and
tia music was furnished by an or
chsstra and the ceremony was performed
bv Rev. Pau! Mcneil. D. D.. the pastor
u The German Evangelical Luthern
eaGrch The altar was in the bay win
cow Of the front parlor and the brida.
party entered from the hall through the
tire rear paTlor. Only the families and
most intimate friends of the bridal couple
Witnessed their wedding. There were six
bridesmaids: Miss Gertrude Crarar.
Of Bo-ton; Miss Tina Seigel, Miss Nor.
scigei Miss Minnie Schmidt Miss Eliza
beth Won n, Rosenegk and Miss Marca
Honzel They wore white organdie
gowns with pink ribbons and carried bou-
guccs Of pink roses. The bride entered
with her brother Mr. H Carl Boschen.
Sic was eowned in q robe of white
tafeta applique ever white silk. Her
YET viii be caught with orange blossoms
ana her flowers were a shower Of lilies
Of the valley. Mr. Eddie Schmidt attend
ed She groom as his Lest man. A re-
cepton followed the ceremony, after
which the young couple left for an
extended northern tour.
MISS Boschen is an exceedingly attra G.
tive young lady and Mr.. Schmidt g. prorai-
neat business man.
wedding of terest took place Tues
day evening, when Mr.. William
q, Stringfellow, of St. Joseph, Mo, and
Miss Elizabeth Dunlop. daughter Of Mr..
s1d Mrs. William Gray Dunlop, of Dan
vile. KY, were married.
Mr. Stringfellow, who Is well known
hero is son of DR.. Henry SuingfelIow.
and first cousin of Major Charles S.
Stringfellow, Of this city, and of the
ROY Frank Suingfeilow, the, well-known
lecturer and Confederate scout
wedding took place in ST. Peters
cathedral Tuesday morning at Z o'clock,
when Miss Rosa Baccj became the bride
OF John Bonini.
The Rev. Father Magri performed the
ceremony. Mr. Paul Valdrishi was the
best man.
air. and Mrs, Bonini are well-sznown
among The Italian residents of the city.
They left over the Richmond, Fredericks
hlrs and Potomac rsiiroad for northern
tour, and VIII stop in Washington for
the G. a r. reunion.
A pretty marriage occurred ct St. Johns
German Evangelical church Tuesday
afternoon ut ESQ o'clock, when Miss
Mamie G Frommer. the attractive
daughter Of Mrs. Emma Essig, became
.he bride OF Mr. Roy NJ. Fairlalnb. The
Officiating clergyman was the Rev. Paul
Mcneil The bride wore Golng-aWay
Glau Of tan cIcth, with kat and gloves to
match and carried bouquet OF Brides
roses. Immediately after the marriage MI.
ana Mrs. Fairlarnb left for we'd
ding trip to Niagara Falls, Buffalo. New
York Philadelphia, and Washington.
Their future home will be on Mitchell
street near Brook Road. Mr.. Roy y.
FiITlGmb is the son Of Mr.. F. r. Fair
lamb is well known and very popular.
An Interesting engagement recently an
bounced in Georgia is that of Miss Nir-
ElGia Payne, the granddaughter Of Mr..
anc Mrs. "A. J. Fountain, of Butler, Ga.
Il Mr.. Thomas Frazier Spell. The we'd
eng VIII take place on October 22d. Miss
RaEne is well known in Virginia. where
She mas a large number Of relatives and
Is 4 very charming and attractive girl.
Her fiance is q native of Clinton, n. c.,
but recently has made his home in Geor-
gta-
The home of Mrs. Jennie Warren Nc
Crdy. No. 2516 east Grace street, was the
scene of pretty wedding Wednesday eve
ming At o'clock. when Miss Fannie War
- AIcCurdy and Mr.. John Sunamerfeld
airnan plighted their troth. ltr. Reginald
Walker presided at the organ and rendered
- Perfect Love" during the ceremony,
"Alch was performed by Rev. George II.
SAoouer. The ushers. four in number We're
Aassrs, William Luke, Leon Ruskell.
2 Fitzgerald. and William Jarvis. The
bEide. gowned in 4 travelling costume of
french gray with hat and gloves to
match and carrying Brides roses. We're
attended by her matron or honor. Mrs.
itarTg Harris. Mrs. Harris wore
handsome creation of cream etamine
trimmed with ecru lace. Her flowers were
he American beauties. The groom, with
as best man. MIR. Dallas Talman, await
"a the bride at the altar. Immediate
e after their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Tai
man viii take the sos train for trip TO
Washington. Niagara md New York
After October Sd they Will he at home to
friends at No. ISIS east Grace street
pretty marriage occurred Wednesday