Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
a FASHIONABLE wsooINe.
Union Of Miss Il. r. crutchfleid and Mr.. c.
n. &c.
fsyec,., ,slaorayc 70 the Dispatch.l

FRrpxRrcKsBuna. Va, November TO-
Miss Eleanor Patton, eldest daughter OF
Mr. T. T.. Crutchheld. OF this city, aud slr.
G. X. Darlington. OF Farmvilie, va. were
married IN the Presbyterian cnurch here
this evening at $50 O'Clock. The church
was more elaborately decorated than for
any similar occasion that has occurred
here for years. and the marriage was very
fashionable one. The attendants were
Misses Nellie Carmichael. Schooler, Nam
ME Forbes. Marian Mcdowell. and Eta
Barney. of this city; Mamie Maury. Carrie
Lee Campbell, Belle Camrbeli, and Matte
Gatewood, of Richmond, and Eleanor
Chew, of Sewickly, Pa. Messre. =. v. Car
rington, L. w. Darlington, and X. I'll. John-
ston, of Richmond: A. Is. Carrington,
of Lynchburg; II. X. McIlwaine. OF Peters
burg; c.. II. Bryan, of Baltimore; w. ii:
Vensble, Of Farmville; j. q. bowman. OF
New York Senator w. A. Little, and w.
III. Hurkamp. of this city.
Miss Susie Crutchfeld, sister, Of the
bride, was maid of honor, and Mr.. A.
kney. of Baltimore. best man. The usners
were Irvine Campbell. of Richmond Q.
III. Hurkamp and Fleming Schooler, of this
city, and DR.. II. b. Carmichael, OF New
YORK. Professor A. B. Bowering presided
at the organ and Rev. A. p. Saunders per-
formed the ceremony. The bridesmaids
were all attired in white silk and the bride
in cream silk en- train with passementerie
trimming. After the ceremony ereception
was held at the residence OF the brides
parents, and at o'clock the newly-msrried
coupe left on the north-bound tIain for
an extended northern tour.
Pntnsy- Gillian.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.
FARMvLLR. Va. November l0.-The Bap-
tist church presented a beautiful scene
al .,,o,.tne, ao NJ Iopnaa Iaa pufuQV and
Miss Blanche Ella Gillian stood at the
altar and were joined in wedlock. Rev.
DR.. Bagby, of FarmvIlle, assisted by Rev.
Walter q Foster, of Keysville, was the
officiating clergymen. The altar was
handsomely and richly decorated The
bride was attired in q handsome travelling
SUIT of blue serge with hat TO correspond
and carried La France roses and chrysan-
themums.
ATTENDANTS
The following were the bridesmaids
and groomsmen: G. Osborne and Miss
Lllly Whitehead; Mr.. J. Davis Allen and
Miss Sallie Gillian Mr.. John X. Beach and
Miss Pattie Caruthers. of Lynchburg; Mr.
Daniel Gillian aud Miss Lena Wilton; Mr.
w. 4. Snoddv. of Keysville, and Miss
Eleota Boatwright, of Burkeville; Mr.. W.
Armistead and Miss Lulu Davis; MIR.
Charles w. Davis and Miss Gertle Harris;
MIR. John r. Cunningham aud Miss Minnie
Watkins; Mr.. J. J.. Hart aud Miss Allie
Gregory. The ushers were Messrs. r. N.
Foster. w. B. Beach, A. L. Gray, and G. &.
Fleming. Immediately after the ceremony
the bridaf party left on the east-goinR Nor
folk and Western train for southern tour,
Preston-FowIer.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
ABINGDON, VA, November 10.-At st.
Thomas Episcopal church here at o'clock
p. NJ. TO-DAY David A. Preston. son of the
late Samuel A. Preston, and Miss Louise
Fowler, daughter of Hon. l. G. Fowler,
were united in matrimony, Rev. J. j..
Lloyd, Episcopal minister, assisted by
Rev. p. ID. Stephenson, officiating. Toe
church was tastefully and elaborately
decorated. After the ceremony the bridal
party, accompanied by relatives and
friends, drove TO Hotel Belmont, where
an elegant luncheon was served. At 400
=. III. the couple took the east-bound train
for an extended tour. They will visit
Washington. Baltimore, New York, and
other points.
Taiiaferro-Seebury.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, November 1O.-Last eve
ming, at st. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
church, Mr.. Ruggles Taliaferro, of Frede-
ricksburg, and Miss Rose Seabury. daugh-
| ter of William Fl. Seabury, ESQ.,, Of this
city, were united in marriage by Rev.
Beverly ID. fucker. Mr.. Stansbury WAL
lace. Of Fredericksburg, was best man,
and Sir. Will Hazard, of Fredericksburg,
was one OF the ushers. The couple left
| for Baltimore.