Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-09

bridegroom and. his brother. and best
man. Mr. Eow6oin Craighill Of
Sewanee, Tenn. at the altar.
a small reception followed the cere-
mony. after which the couple left for a
wedding journey North.
The bride, who is a graduate of the
Wonan's College OF Baltimore. is a
granddaughter of the late !. NJ. Parr,
a wealthy and influential citizen Of that
city. The groom is the eldest son Of the
Rev. James 3. Craghill formerly OF
Charleston. ~. Va. and now in charge
of the Episcopal church at Forest Hill;
Md. and NEPHEW of General William
Craighi!i, chief of engineers of the
United IS army. and Of Mr.. George
CraishilI. Of ;Lynchhurg,. Va. Through
his mother sf4ss Margaret Smith, OF
Northam ptoni feouhttA' he is descended
from Francis HopiiNson. signer of the
Declaration OF independence. and Joseph
Foplinson. author of 'IIail Columbia"
and is = near cousin Of Francis Hopkin-
son Smith, the novelist and artist.
ST James Episcopal church, Ashland,
vas the scene Of a beautiful wedding yes
terday morning a 1890 o'clock. when Miss
Annie Rurrell Cooke beam the bride Of
MIR. Edward Delaware Quarles Of Rich
mond.
The church was decora ted in pains and
cut flowers. ani the bridal party enter
ed the churc' the strains Of Lohen-
grin's wedd ,arcll. beautifully rem
cered by II ming Fox.
he h"lce 81 the church Tx:
az IN OF her or. and the ushe1s Mr.!
Albert Tanner. Mr. Spottiswoode Wexford.
Nj. Alex Moseicy. and III John Harri-
son. all of Rici7moEd-led the bridal pro-
ccssion.
Mr.. Quaries is the son of Mrs. Mamie
B. and the late Benjamin Quarles and is
one of RichmnnG's most prominent
young businessmen, and is Very popular
in the social world.
Immediately after the marriage Mr. and
Mrs. Quarles left for a northern tour and
on their return Will live in l414 Park ave-
nue..
Among the suests from out Of tow,
were Lieutenant and Mrs. Cooke. of
Hlaneway, parents Of the bride: Mrs
Mamie 3. Quaries Of Richmond
mother Of the bridegroom Mr.. arl Mrs.
\. g. Gum. Mr.. and Mrs NJ l.. Ouarles.
Misses Quares. Mr.. and Mrs. Mann 8
Valentine. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Val
entlne, Mr.. and Mrs John Elicit. Miss
Elicit, Messrs John and Henry Elicit
ar, and Mrs William Hill Misses Lily
an" Ml.oFed Hill, airs. John r. Cooke.
;. Cooke. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Brock
lnbcroush. Mr.. and Mrs Wallace a1icsos
Bierne. Colonel and Mrs. Percy H l,.,ss
airs w Meade Addison, all OF Riot
mono: Miss Kennedy: of Washington
M. AT. iieSwood Hunter. of New York: Mr.
Tomas MattheWson. BROOKLYN. n Y.
MIS-. j. Voolfolk. Misses Woolfo,k ~
towing Green. Va; Mr.. and Mrs +: w
Wooifolk, Of Hanover
NJ NJ '"arles entertained his ushers
"ss0as i'shs at the Henry Clay Inn.
Nv MSS Luiu Olive Bass. The. daughter of
w. and Mrs. R;cnard f. Rass ~ NJ
-aS east Marshall street. and NIr -
II. Lester. son of the late James ~ -
yer. "ere married yesterday afternoon =,
o.So 0 CLOCK by Rev. NJ. Ashby Jones Tbs
s'iioh! TOOK place in the home of tho
- .oe. MISS Bass. who is pretty hr,,l
'ie',e' wore a blue tailor suit win h,+
ana rl gloves TO match and carried
rance roses Miss Stella Bass. her sis
ee.. was mad OF honor. and wore white
go, ,a'.o,e- Inc bridesmaids were Misses
~ =. hinsey, Sally c. Lester. FIoss:e
-, howard. and Iva Bass Paul p woo1o {
IN. OF Hampton; C. B. Williams N
ana y. r. Bass will be the ushers Afte-
sHs ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Lester l.fr
ior niagara and Thousand Islan.s 49,,
VIII return about November f1st ana IL
a. q. nome 10 their friends at No. oc9s e,s.
.aarshaii street. The pariors were deco
rated in palms for the ceremony an,
,nahS presents were received. Mr.. Les
s -, IS a compositor in business for him
zen :. ana Is also employed by 7. ". Wood
MISS minnie G, Boschen the daurbter
n % mrs. Louise and the late Herman. q.
Boschen, and MIR. William g. scbn,,S.
were married in the home Of me
brides mother. No. BIO Arch stree, e - =
D'Sy O'Clock Yesterday AFTERNOON, IL.