Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23

! No. 8, and his heroism at the time OF the
Jefferson Hotel fire. Is still remembered
by many who were enthusiastic over his
conduct at the time of the occurrence.
! The wedding of Miss Louise Morton.
the daughter OF Mr.. o. S. Morton. CT
No loi east Cary street, and Mr.. VIII
, liam a. Curd, Of Johnstown. Pa. took
place at $50 2. NJ. Wednesday. the Rev.
w W. Lear. OF Centenary Methodist
Episcopal church, officiating. The cere-
| mory was performed IN the home OF the
bride, the color scheme of-decorations
being in white. pink. and green. An aisle
| OF white ribbon, was formed from
| the dfning-room TO the front window OF
the front parlor, before which the bridal
! pair stood to exchange their vows. The
! slbbon holders were Master James and
MISS Louise Miller. both dressed in white.
MISS Margaret Rrundge Morton. wearing
! "ftte orgaDdie and carrying white chry-.
santbemums, attended the bride and her
maid of honor. The best man was
Nj Henry Curd, of Charlottesville Va
Inc bride was gowncd in white mousse
line dc sole. over taffe:a. Her flowers
were shower of violets tied with white
gauze ribbon. The wedding was followed
4. =.
Cu:d left by tie north-bound sos
tram FOR {. wedding tour, at the corr
clusior of which they will live in Johns
town. Miss Morton is widely known
and most highly esteemed in Richmond.
where she has great number of init
mate friends. Nj. Curd is a successful
| oCslnes man OF JollEstown, and has
made most agreeable impression on
| many Richmond acquaintance.
a pretty wedding occurred at st. Johns
chHrch Wednesday evening a O'Clock,
When Miss Bernie Ford became the bride of
Mr. Anderson Edwin Franklin. The bride
wore pretty travelling suit Of blue cloth
with mink hat, and carried large bou-
quet of Brides roses. Mr.. Benjamin
Rufiin acted as best man. and the ushers
We're Messrs, Nat. Thornton. James
Walsh. Perch Walsh. Richard Moore,
John Walsh. and Wilton Stewart. of Nor
folk. After the ceremony me happy
couple left on an extended northern tour,
which 1y,il include Washington, Philadel-
phia. and Baltimore. The bride is the
pretty and charming daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Judson 7. Ford and the groom is a
popular employee of the P. H. Mayo
| branch of the Continental Tobacco Com
pany.
ST. Peters Cathedral was the scene of
V II
ing al 10 O'Clock. when Miss Madeline Nc
Cabe Murphy. the beautifu1 and attrac.
tive daughter of Colonel John Murphy.
was united in holy bonds of matrinoux
to Mr. James T. Disney. The high altar
and side affairs were ablize with light
furnished by scores OF wax tapers In
| brass candelabra. with crystal pendants
Chrysanthemums carnations, and roses
were also artistically arranged on the
| affairs. and the ceremony was per-
formed with low nuptial mass, at which
the Rev. Father O,Reilly. Of the Sacred
Heart church. officiated.
Miss Murphy wore lovely crea-
| ton of white crepe de chine over white
| taffeta with white tulle hat. and car
ried a shower bouquet Of lilies Of the
valley There were only two attend
| ants-AIr. George Murphy brother of the
bride and Mr. John Disney, brother Of
the groom.
After the ceremony Mr. Disney and his
bride left for New York. Niagara,
return VIII make their homo at 1ol west
Grace street.
The br;de-eTect IS an extremely pretty
blonde, and possesses many personal
charms Mr.. Disney holds an important
position at the City Hall, and has a wide
Miss Mary j. Franklin and Mr.. James
p Schultz were married at the First
Baptist church Tuesday afternoon by
the Rev. E V. Badly, assisted by Rev
Dr. George Cooper. The edifice was pro-
fusely decorated with palms, rubber
plants. ferns. and chrysanthemums fur
nished from the greenery at the Male
Orphan Asylum.
The bride was attended by her maid
of honor, Miss Ethel Brown. and MI
Walter Franklin acted as best man Inc
ushers were Messrs. Gus. Schultz, an
drew Cox, John Lipscomb, and Bowers, OF
this city. After an extensive nortnefn
+our Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz will reside at
the home of Mrs J. r. Gill. in his city.
The bride is the charming brunette
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Frank
lin. of 2o1 east Twelfth street, Manches-
ter. Mr. Schultz is the foreman OF the
Alien & Ginter branch of the American
Tobacco Company, and is popular
Young business man
A quiet but pretty home wedding
was solemnized Tuesday at noon, When
Miss Daisy Minor became the wife OF
NJ Thomas W. Freeman, in the home OF
the brides parents, n3 south LauIei
street. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. J. B. Hutson, in the presence
of the members of the imnedlate 1aihl-
lies of the young people
The attendants were Miss Josephine
Adams. cousin of the bride VINO was
maid of honor, and Mr.. Walter B. Free
man. q brother Of the groom. who was
best man.
The bride was becomingly attired IN
garnet travelling dress and becoming nat
and carried a bouquet of white ch1ysan-
thernums !.
The maid of honor wore gown OF
crean, albatross. trimmed with renals-
sance lace. and a white chiffon nat her
flowers were pink chrysanthenums:
The bride is the daughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Lucien c. Minor. and Is popular
among large circle of friends IN the
West-End.
The bridegroom is a well-known linotype
nperator. and is connected with the print
ing establishment of Whittet & Sleeper
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Freeman left on the J: is
Southern Railway train for Southern
tr;n They will be at home to their friends
after Dec, 2 at 112 South Laurel street. $
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