Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-13
WEDLOCK'S FETTERS.
TWO BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENTS At
RALEIGH AND WELooN,N. G.
49,. .ravara Chambers smith Uaited 60
Miss Ahuio BADGER Faisen--Mr. G. II.
Rodwci Married 20 Miss Allen.
,,.-,..soaaonccO Of the Richmond pIsps,ch.l

,r,rrespoadcncc Of the Richmond Dispaicnl
Ruucs. n. c.. January u. AT noon to-
s.r. n Christ church here, Mr.. Edward
Chambers smith, chairman Of the Demo
~,.,ie state Executive Committee and
81, ~ the late Chief.Justicc Smith. was
...rr.ed to Miss Annie Badger FaiSon,
S,~gh,er Of Colonel Paul +, Faison and
,.,.rddanehter Of tho late Hon. George Il.
r.lger Ii was of course a society event.
" Frederick Kiddcr. OF Wilmington, was
80 man and Miss Mildred Badger, tho
l,5es cousin. was her maid OF honor.
qlase were the only attendants.
OWEN AWAY.
q.ho bride. young lady of marked
i..n.v ana grace Of manner, was given
-. bv her father. On the 1870 train this
..,-rn,on Sir. and Mrs. Smith left for
80. and will remain there for several
80 The change 10 that soft climate
- Ills snow. and ice-covered section
Oh be- most agreeable. The groom - one
N The most prominent OF the younger
democrats in North Carolina. and ia So
f.al was his popularity Is also great.
Charmiug NewtS Years Marriage.
,r.,-,.nondcncc Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
wrtnoy. y. c., January IA charming
- Yrars marriage, and certainly one OF
81. most beautiful which has ever been
,s.-rs.e3 mere took place at the Baptist
church this morning at hait-past ii
.ti.fF The contracting parties were
Miss Blanche Alien ana MI. y. Il. hVu"eH'
All of ili, town.
Ma church was beautifully decorated
o. the occasion and O large crowd brayed
40 irclement weather TO witness the cere-
,@o,c AT the appointed hour the organ
,.,iei forth ihe lively strains Of Men
dr.sohn's grand Wedding March under the
errnr.fe touch OF Mrs. ". L. shaw, and
Two charming little glrls-Miss Mamie
s,e.d az Fork Union. Va, and Miss Lilly
Te,iar of Petersburg. Na.-entered and
walked slowly down the right and lett
s..lcs ~ the church.
sENI-omcLE.
Al tho chancel they crossed over and
.ook posifions on the right and left of the
|,rsr The ushers. Mr. Henry Allen and
NJ Irnost HAYWARD. then came in in like
.-orr.r They were followed by four
i..Ie. two IN each aislcl and next came
forr Gentlemen. At the altar the attend
.r.,a formed % semi-circle in the rear of
i.ysle arch oi evergreens and holly ber-
r. behind which burned red lights.
III. BRIDE richly attlredin lovely suit OF
I.r|f brown ldlle-. tlotu. tuteItu Tue ltlt
.'.I.vifh h.r sister, Mss Kate Allen, who
efoI as maid Of honor. and opposite IN
fD.rirnf aisle walked the groom leaning
an fle arm Of his brother, Mr.. John Rod
VOL. nd Warren county, who was best man.
1l. bride and groom stood under the arch,
fhrmad of honor and best man taking
fl..r positions by the pillows of the arch
anI half facing tho audience.
TIE CEREMONY.
Tho Row. W. B. Morton. late pastor Of
the church. then stepped forward and in
most .mpre sive manner pronounced the
word. which forged the golden letters of
v.i'nrk. the organ meanwhile sending out
81. s.'t notes from selections from Colts
c.aIk Immediately after the ceremony
nh. bridal party retired from the church.
party were driven 20 the depot, where
td. happy young couple took the train for
Warren county, the home of the groOm's
parents. followed by the congratulations
oi ID host Of friends.