The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-16

Marriage ofa Fair Daughter Of One Of the
Old Families.
Tdtor Times.
Orange in the oidcn days was one Of the
"erstocratic" counties of Piedmont Virginia.
In this county Governor Spotswood had bis
"ua.ace nt Germauna where the terraced
nar. en- remains as It's only memorial. Here
lived the Iavlors. the Grvmeses. the Nll-
Uses the lal0ours. the MoltOns, tho Macons
aud Madislus and many other families OF his
r.r.c name in the Commonwealth. TIER
wealth and magnifcenco are gone but their
names stI. abide and their reputation endures
.. rertlel3Ia. refined h0spitaole ugnlans.
Yesterday afternoon at ST. Thomas church,
Grange Courthouse Miss hate Conway Macon
..s married to Alr. Frank i. faulsOn. II
Nrsburg. Penn. the Rev. Ohm .. Hans
.r.ueh. rector OF tho parish. being the oih-
csrng clergyman. Tho church was taste
fully and deliberately decorated with blossom
rnal.s and lilies and native evergreens,
lrl silver cludeiabIa sparkling with many
r-ht-. shone on either side of the chancel.
Ir.mu'lv at o'clock the bride entered the
urch On the arm Of her father tne organ
.ea.nr forth tie wedding march ana Inc
i.r-e audience eXpoctant 10 greet one OF the
f.v.rlte bellies of the village aud county. she
Was fo.ued by the groom 90 the cnGncel ran,
tlI tie twain made one according 70 lAe
emn and impressive ceremonial or the
Church.
lie bridal party then repaired to tho resi-
H.uce of tle brides parents IN tho village,
where bOuntiful lunch was spread ana de-
rrtf1l reception held for an hour and % half.
Tile bride was Queenly m stature anu APP
.earauce. arraycd ln gown OF Whlte canton
..eue deml-tran. trimmed with pear passe-
r.e.terie and silver fringe, her Jewels dla-
-.ond and pearl necklace and pendant. the
e. % of the groom. She also Wole white Lat
d.. bridal roses and point lace; lovely Tan Oh
..fricl p.umes depended from her right
shoulder 20 the bottom OF her skirt by satin
steamers. and she carried an exquisite bou-
.ret OF bridal roses deftly tied with satin
bands
llr Paulson. the groom is prosperous
aud wel-kuown business man of Pittsburg.
alI haas achieved his best coup ia winning a
bride Sd charming and popular.
The best man was Mr. Frank Mckee, OF
Iitt-burg the ushers. Fir. Clifton Macon. OF
Atlanta. brother of the BRIDE Mr.. Swearin-
gen, of littscurg DR. Perry aud Messrs.
Housew0rth. Ricketts, AMI Williams. OF
Orange.
Among tho more prominent guests were
BIZ. and Airs. Foster. Miss PaulsOu, Mr..
-wsaringen. Mr. Mckee Mr. ana Miss Wal
colt. OF P.ttsburg, Mr. b.. t. Postelwaite.
III. and Mrs A. il. EngWat and Miss and
fIr Hingwalt. Of Philadelphia SIR. aud Mrs
at.mer Small. Mr.. and Mrs. Stair. lir. aud
lirs. d. C. Schmidt and Misses Marv hatha-
Iue aud Cassandra small. Oi YORK, "a;
Bliss Mary buchanan of Winchester; Miss
.Ie Nicholas. of Lvnchburg Mr and Mrs.
D. 81. Macon and Miss Camilla Aisop, Of
lnOnd.
Ile presents were many, handsome and
elaborate. embracing silver, cut-gsGss, bric-a-
.r.o and paintings.
HE bridal pair left on the evening train
with their special guests ID private draw
JIM. room car fora tour North, with tho best
She's vi lost of friends.
ought 60 have SAID IN Is proper pace that
t. a orlIois great granddaughter OF Thomas
.cou. Esq.. of Somerset. whose wite was
.ter oI President Madison. and that one ~
il. incidents of the reception was an nolf-
l..n. hottie With the name OF james Madison
t.e prgsllents father blown in tie glass.
GUEsI.
range Courthouse, Va. April ID. 1872.