The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-29
PRETTY AU1O.yN WEDDING.
Miss DuEaSsy, OIL Rrsdel. 'cksburs, to NJ.
Campbell.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT At CLIFTON FORGE.
General and Social Mattera--Rich Coal vein
in wythe County-Thc Condition
Of State Politics.

FarprHfcxsRuEa, Va Oct. 2S.-tSpeoiai.f /
The First Baptist church Of Fredericksburg
presented very unique and pretty scene Tues
dav night. on the occasion of the marriage OF
Miss Bartownia. daughter Of Rev. Thomas ,.
Dunaway. pastor of tho church. TO Dir. Elliott
Muse Campbell Of Washington. former
popular young resident of Fredericksburg.
The church YVES prettily decorated in au-
tumn leaves and svergreens. with the excep-
ton Of the pulpit, which. through the largo
arch which stood Immediately in front. pre-
sented luxuriant vista Of tropical plants.
ferns and blossoms Miss Mary Quinn pre-
sided at the organ and rendered with her
usual ability the Coronation March y by
Meyerbeer to the strains of which the bridal
party entered the church in the following
order
Ushers-Nessrs. Ernest Baker, Samuel Wal
lace. James Boggs. Fred Brown.
The attendants we're Miss Sallie Du Val and
Mr.. Withers Boggs, Mamie Barney and Will
liam Mitchell. Lucy Cunningham and Iercy
Woodford Belle Barney and Edward Jen kins.
Margaret Shepherd and 1azewell Campbell.
Lillian Dunaway and Richard Collins. Eva
Mason Grasty and George RICHARDSON
The bride and groom were preceded ~
little Miss Annie May Baker and Master
Thomas $. ID. Grasty-niece and nephew OF
tho BRIDE and IA pretty departure from the
general rule little Miss Baker. o. maid OF
honor held the flowers and removed the glove
for the bride
The bridesmaids wore white Lansdown
with chiffon trimmings demitrnn and carried
large bouquets OF Marechal Neil roses tied with
colored ribbons harmOnlzlug leautlfully With
the SOFT autumn tnts OF the surrounding dec
orations.
The bride who is petite belle" looked
more than lovely IN an elegant gown OF white
falle enriched by pearl and crystal trim
mlngs pearl ornaments (the gift OF the
groom and carrying white nephetas roses.
The ceremony was most feelinGly performed
by the father Of the bride. Rev. Dr. j. 8.
Runaway. who has been the beloved pastor
of the church here for the past twenty-five
years
Mendelssohn's wedding march was played
as the party lest the church.
After the ceremony the attendants and a
few intimate friends were entertained at the
brides home. where taste. elegance and hos
pitaty contended for supremacy.
The presents wore both numerous and
handsome testifying to the deserved popu-
larity o. the contracting parties. The visitors
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. 81. G. Grasty
Mr. and Mrs Charles +. FsrmaB. Mr. Tnze-
well Campbell. Edward jenkins and Richard
Collins OF Washington. Miss Sallie Du Val of
Goochland county Miss Lillian Dnnawsy OF
Loudoun county Miss Constance Tnsey
and Miss Sue Starke of Richmond Mr. and
Mrs. Campbell left on the 9:15 p. NJ. train for
an extended Northern tour.
number OF other weddings are on the
tspis, one of which WI come of tomorrow
evening and one on Thursday evening. &C
counts of which your correspondent will send
In due time.
Major Lorine w. Muzzey. United States
Army at Lexington. MASS. il the guest Of
Hon. j. S. Potter. of Hazel Hill. I" this city
The Republican convention to nominate a
candidate for the House IL opposition to
Hon. j. T.. Mason in Stafford and King
George counties met at Cox's Store, Stafford
county, to-day. but decided that it was mex
pedient to make nomination. 1t is rumored
that Mr.. @. G. Reading, Of King George
county, will announce himself an independ-
ent Al .ance candidate but it is thought that
the Republicans will not support him ard
the election Of Hon. j. T. Mason is assured.