The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-21
An Augusta Marriage.

WEDDING OF MISS BETTE c. GAILEHER AND
Mr.. JOHN b. LEVY AT wAYNESBORO'-LOU-
ISA ITEMS.
ICorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispaich.I
LOUISA COURTHOUSE. VA,}
April 90. 1888. (
At the residence OF the brides father. at
Waynesboro'. yesterday, Mr.. John b. Levy,
Of this place, and Miss Bette c. Galeher,
were united in marriage. the Rev. Mr.. Nc
Cutchan. of the Presbyterian Church, Off
eating. and in solemn and beautifully
IMPRESSIVE manner made The contracting
parties husband and wife" The bride
was tasteiully athred in green satin, and
carried bouquet OF lilies and hyacinthS.
The following were the bridesmaids:
Miss Cornelia Cabell, OF Washington. ID. c.,
cream-colored cashmere, lace trimmings,
cream gloves; Miss Coleman, OF Charlottes-
vile, black silk, Jet trimmings, tan gloves
Miss Meade, OF Charlottesville, blue SILK
and illusion, gold ornaments, terra-cotta
gloves; Miss Antrim, OF Wytheville. pea
cock-blue silk, tan gloves; Miss Porter, Of
Louisa, handsome garnet silk, trimmed
with Spanish lace and passementerie, hat
and gloves to match; Miss Lucy Shackle-
ford, OF Charlottesville, black silk. lace
bodice, tan gloves and Miss Mcclure,
brown brocaded silk, with red sash, terra
Gotta gloves.
The gentlemen attendants were: w. S.
Gooch first groOmsman), &. NJ. Galleher,
George X. Anderson, j. NJ. Pcndlct0n, Il.
X. Meade. X. A. Buckncr, and Briscoe
Galleher.
After the ceremony and congratula-
tons the company repaired TO the spa
cious dining-roOms, and there discussed
the tempting collection OF good things for
reireshment of the inner man.
Besides the bride, groom, and maids,
large company was assembled 10 witness
the marriage. he bridal party took the
north-bound fast train at O'Clock for an
extended tour. We saw no old shoes
thrown after them on departing. but know
that the best wishes and heartfelt benedic-
tions attend them always.
We have never seen finer display of
bridal presents, and will mention a few,
time and space iorbidding that we should
attempt TO enumcrate fully: j. 0. Wallace.
Esq, an elegant silver cake basket, gold
lining; Mr.. and Mrs. III. NJ. Daniel, set
china. silver knives and forks; Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G.. Yancey. set china plates; Wal
ter Jones. silver ladle; W. 4. Brooks, set
castors; Miss Susie Gooch, silver butter
knife and spoon ID. NJ. Anderson. silver
card-recciyer; Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Levy.
SIT silver tea and tablespoons; Miss Por-
ter, silver napkin-rings; Miss Antrim. min.
cushion, hand-painted; Richard X. Meade,
cake-Sni!e; Miss Nelson, set jewelry, very
handsome; W. :. Gooch, set spoons; W.
>. seldom, toilet casket; Mrs. Morris,
work-basket; Miss Lucy Shackleford, ber-
ry-spoon. The groom's bridal present was
handsome watch and chain, inlaid with
diamonds.
We heartily congratulate Mr.. Levy, and
our sympathy goes out to the good people
OF Waynesbcro' In that they have lost one
OF their sweetest girls; and we congratu-
late ourselves that hereafter her home will
be among us. and we extend TO her orr
hearilest welcome.
III was yonr correspondents pleasure
wnile at WaynesborO' 20 visit one Of the
most wonderful springs in the Valley
IhiS spring, on the farm Of Mr.. Baker. and
about mile from the town, comes out
from under hill In three places m vol.
iiIne OF thousand gallons minute. while
The whole bottom Of The lake dor its size
entities II 10 the nance is covered with boil
ing springs. The spring proper Is very
nearly free from lime, containing by anay-
sis about one tenth lime, while near il
there are strong sulphur and iron-waters
IN abundance.
Mr.. &. X. Perkins died al o'clock A.
NJ. "Wednesday. MIR. Perkins has long
been a resident OF Louisa, and was an eff
cint member OF the Town Council. lie
was buried at the home OF his father yes
terday. A. L.