Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
PRETTY ALBEMARLE WEDDINGS.
One ut tho Synagogue; the Other 1T the
Home OF tho Enthusiastically Notes.

fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.i
Cu.p,orrysyIILE. Va, February l0.-At
the pretty little synagogue. Beth Israel, In
this place, at half past O'CLOCK tins after
noon, occurred the marriage OF Ar. Phiilp
NJ Ober.iorfer. a popular young merchant OF
ChariottesviIle. sou OF Mr.. b. Obcrdorfer, one OF
our oldest citizens, and Miss Clara A. Meyers, OF
Ioy,ngston: The Rev. DR.. 4. schoniaber, Oh
Baltimore, performed the eeI lmo. 'o,s-,o-,s-
Alexander Meyers. Lewis A. Meyers, George
Freder.cSs. Dave Frankie, a. N. Adler, ana
Jacob j. Leterman. Miss Kay Operuorier ano
Miss sadie Eisemnn were the pretty maids OF
honor Tho bride and groom were also attended
by Mis- Bessie Meyers with Master Lewis Else
man: Miss senona Meyers with Master Felix
A. SO Mr.. and Mrs. Oberdorfer left for an ex-
tended trim 10 New York, Philadelphia Boston,
and other cities, followed by the good wishes OF
numerous friends. The presents we're handsome
Among the visitors friends and relatives Of
of the partiesl present az the marriage were:
Mr. and Mrs. y. Meyers, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. VI.
Adler, Mlss Bessie Meyers and Miss senona Mey-
ers, OF Lexington, Va Mr. and Mrs s. G. kauf-
man, Miss Clara kaufman, Mr.. A. b. Meyers,
Mr. George Fredericks. of Baltimore; Mr.. A. NJ
Adler. Of New Mexico; Mr.. L. A. Meyers, oil New
port News.
A magnificent reception and banquet was
tendored these guests last night at the residence
of the father OF the groom A large company
was present, and most enjoyable evening was
spent.
Miss Annie NJ. DuPre and Mr.. James N. At
kins were married this afternoon at O'Clock.
The ceremony took place ut the residence oil ne
brides parents, on Lyman street, ana was VIII
messed by q large number OF friends OF the par
ties. Inc Rev. 4. Is. Turptn, OF the Baptist
church, performed the ceremony. The bride, VINO
is the eldest daughter OF Mr.. M, N. DuPre, Is
bewltching and accomplished little lady: Inc
groom Is popular young man OF the Chesa-
| peake and Ohio railway. AT 3:2o the newly
married couple took the south-bound train Tor
| an extended trip. They were accompanied by
| the father OF the BRIDE who Will Visit his oid
home in Grcenville, s. c., for the FIRST time since
| the war, when he did 20 then on furlough from
the Confederate service. Tho party will proba-
biy extend their trip through Georgia and por-
Vile, where they will in future reside. The
bride was tho recipient OF many valuable ana
beautiful presents. Many friends wish them
much happiness In the matrimonial state
Miss Blanche j. Patterson ana Mr.. Jonn Du-
senbury will be married at the residence OF the
bride, near Rio this county, the 18th instant.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. C. G.. Sinclair left yesterday afternoon
| for Charleston. w. Va, where her brother Is
quite Ill with fever.
aunt, Mrs. Bottle Covngton.
DIR. j. Hamilton Browning, OF Simeon. and Miss
| l.. q. Sinclair have Just returned home after
| pleasant visit to Miss Thurman, near Eastman.
Professor John ID. Tinsley, OF the Miller Man
| ual Labor School, has been visiting his mother.
Mr. J. w. Dolin has been confined TO his room
| quite sick for several days.
Mr.. James II. Atkins, bookkeeper at the Peo-
| pie Is National Bank, Is III.
UNIVERSITY MENTION.
| Mr. E. w. Winfield has been called 10 Little
Rock Ark, by the extreme illness OF his mother.
MrsJ. II. C. Bagby, an NJ A. NJ. <. Of this in-
| stitution, spent several days here. lie expects
| 10 reside In New YORK.
The reception and entertainment at the resi-
dence OF Mrs Lizzie Gunther last night was a
success.
The following students have handed In their
applications for positions on the baseball team
| Catcher Robert Bryan, Houston. Marshall, Nor.
| ton, Persons. and Ritz; pitcher-hcGnire and
Lipop; first base-M. l. smith: second base
Mccormick. Il. NJ. Randolph, Phett, and j. >.
White; third base-Lewis, Lipop, and McGuire.
| short stop-Harper, Shelton, and A. stuart /;
| fed-Athey, Harden, Heater, Mercer, Nelson,
| II. Old. Persons. keitsneder, Shelton, Watson,
and Watts; Official scorer-F. Andrews and
| Catchings.
A prize OF s10 has been offered by the Board
| OF Editors OF the Magazine for the best prose
| article offered Tor publication in the February
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