Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-04-24
Marriage at waynesboro'.
DRESSES OF THE BRIDEsMAIDs-HANDso
PRESENTS.

On last Thursday afternoon at the residence
of Hugh L. Gallaher, ESQ.,, the father of the
bride, Rev. Frank McCutchan united in the
holy bonds of Wedlock, Mr.. John B. Levy OF
Louisa c. H.. and Miss Bette G. Gallaher. A
correspondent of the Richmond Dispatch. who
was present on this interesting occasion, wri-
| ting from Louisa G. H.. the future home of the
bride, says:-
satin, and carried a bouquet OF lilies and hya-
cinths. The following. were the brides
maids: Miss Cornelia Cabell of washington,
! D. C., cream colored cashmere, lace trimmings,
cream gloves; Miss Coleman charlottesville,
! black silk, jet trimmings, tan gloves; Miss
| Meade, of Charlottesville, blue silk and illu-
| sion, gold ornaments, terra-cotta gloves; Miss
Antrim of Wytheville, peacock blue silk. tan
gloves; Miss Porter, of Louisa, handsome gar
net silk, trimmed with Spanish lace and pas
| sementerie. hat and gloves to match; Miss Lu-
| cy Shack leford, of Charlottesville black silk,
lace bodice, tan gloves; and MISS McGulre,
| brown brocaded silk. with red sash, terra-cotta
| gloves.
The gentlemen attendants were: W. S. Gooch
/: first groomsman), c. M. Gallaher, George K.
Buckner, and Briscoe Gallaher. =
We have never seen finer display of bridal
| presents, and will mention a few, time and
space forbidding that we should attempt to
enumerate fully: ]. o. Wallace, Esq, an ele-
CANT silver cake basket, gold lining; Mr.. and
| forks; Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Yancey, set china
plates; Walter Jones' silver ladle; W. A..
Brooks. set castors; Miss Susie Gooch, silver
butter-knife and spoon; D. M. Anderson, sill
yer card-receiver; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Levy,
set silver tea and tablespoons; Miss Porter,
silver napkin rings; Miss Antrim, pin-cush-
ion. hand painted; Richard K. Meade. cake
knife; Miss Nelson, set jewelry, very hand
some; W. 8. Gooch, set spoons; W. 8. Seldom,
toilet casket;. Mrs. Morris, work basket: Miss
Lucy Shackleford. rry-spoon. The groom's
bridal present was handsome watch and
chain, inlaid with diamonds.
V "a LOT Tau nd Ol1r
sympathy goes out to the good people of
Waynesboro' in that they have lost one of their
that hereafter her home will be among us, and
we extend to her our heartiest welcome"
Protection to Young Industries, as applied in
the United States. by F. w. Taussig, Instructor
in Political Economy in Harvard College, is q
handsome volume, which was written in COM
petition for the Toppan Prize in Political
Science at Harvard University, and received
that prize in October, 1882. The argument for
protection to young industries is the opening
chapter, followed by the industrial history of
the United States and the course of protective
legislation. Then Is given a short history of
the three principal manufactures, cotton, iron
and woollen making a valuable book for any
one wishing to become familiar with the lead
ing industries of the United States, and their
pages of matter, as it is condensed and accurate
in its treatment of the subject.
The volume is printed on fine laid paper. 1t
is bound in cloth, and its price is only rs cents.
1t is published he MOSES KING, of Harvard
Square, Cambridge, Mass.
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A RARE MUSICAL TREAT will be offered to
our citizens at the New Masonic Hall Wednes-
day night by concert company sent out by the
Redpath Lyceum Bureau of Boston, consisting
of the celebrated Miss Ella Chamberlain, whose
whistling is equal in clearness to the flute and
even excels it in compass; Miss Edith Christie.
the beautiful young violinist; Mr. Frank G.
Reynolds, the finished and mirth- provoking
humorist; and Mr.. A. F. Conant, the rising
young pianist. This company has met with the
highest praise wherever they have appeared,
and the Redpath Company says; This party
goes out under the guarantee of the Redpath
Lyceum Bureau, and we wish to be held re.
sponsible for its complete success before any
community"
We bespeak for them liberal patronage
Wednesday night. Reserved seats TO be bad
at Hamakers jewelry store.