The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19
Frederick aburg.

FREDERICKsBURa. VA, June 1s.-The Meth
odist church was on last Wednesday evening
filed to overlooking with the beauty and fash
ion OF our city. The occasion was one OF the
beautiful June weddings which have been an
nounced through TBK TINES 10 take place
during this merry month. Mr.. Aiiston W.
Atwood was the happy groom IN tins IN
stance and Miss Nellie Knight, the popular
and accomplished daughter OF Councilman
John I. Knight was the bride.
The church, especially about the pulpit and
chancel. was tastefuiy decorated with rare
flowers. ferns and potted plants and present
ed q very beautiful scene coverings superb
band was stationed IN the gallery, and prompt
~ at o'clock the bridal party arrived: TO
the sweet strains Of an appropriate wedding
march they entered the church IA the follow
ing order First Messrs. Eddie OBannon, }.
f. Brown, W. W. Anderson and James g.
Taliaferro. ushers. all in full evening dress
Miss Mamie Knight, maid of honor, III
beautiful costume Of white dotted muslin,
ribbons and diamonds. Then came the bride,
leaning on the arm Of her father. ar
raved in white silk, veil and orange
blossoms. with acknowledgements. At the
altar the bride was met by the groom, attend
cd by his best man. Mr.. 9. W. Wilder. Key.
Rumsey Smithson, of the Methodist church.
OBLIGATED and was assisted by Rev. W. NJ
Clark. of StsGeOrge Episcopal church. After
the ceremony the bridal party went to the
handsome reception WIS given the attendants
and invited guests. The large lawn was
beautifully illuminated and al elegant repast
was served IN the open Glr ben rath the trees
The bridal presents were numerous and
beautiful. Mr. and Mrs Atwood left on the
9O5 train for al extended tour Of the North
ern cities.
r. S. Chew Camp, Sons Of Confederate Vet
Grams. which Is fast becoming one of the
most popular organizations in our city, will
give a. grand picnic on SCOTS Island Wed;
nesdav and Thursday nights, June 22d and
23d The ladies will lend their aid and influ-
ence TO its success and the occasion promises
10 be an interesting one. 10 is tho purpose of
this organization to attend the Worlds Fair
in A body.
Miss NJ. Byrd Scott. of this city, one Of the
graduates at Hollins Institute last week. IS
visiting friends 10 Roanoke.
Rev. Mr.. Funston and wife, OF Richmond,
were in the city Thursday.
Miss Salle Grayatt left Thursday for Roam
oke on a visit to her brother Mr.. George era
watt.
Mr. Frank Hazard, of North Carolina. is in
the city, visiting bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Josiah Hazard.
Miss Lizzie Proctor lett this week for an ex-
tended visit to friends in Baltimore
Miss Lena Rowe, who attended school at
Hollins Institute last session. has returned TO
"Brompton" for the vacation.
Miss Mamie Hamilton has returned 10 her
home in Alexandra. after a pleasant visit to
the Misses Long. on B street.
Miss Elsie Ford daughter OF Professor
James W. Ford. of st. Louis, is visiting Mrs.
Eleu Ford and family on b street.
Miss Nirgie Smith has returned from Wash
ington. where she spent some time tho guest
of her friend. Miss Grace Williams.
Mrs. John Is. BOutelle. OF Washington, is
visiting Mrs. Judge John I. Goodrich at
Chatham
Miss Bettio Chancellor. of Atlanta, Ca, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Fannie J.. Chancel-
lor at her home near this city.
Miss Louie Young and Miss Virgie Car
michael who have been attending Mrs j. h.
b. Stuart's school at Staunton, have returned
home Tor the vacation.
Miss Wortley Embrey, of New Orleans,
is IN the city the guest of Miss May Embrey
Mrs. c. w. kmbrey. of louisiana and Mrs
A. S. McRae. OF Richmond are the guests Of
Major W. 5. Embry and family.
Mir. and Mrs w. f. Bradley, Miss Jeanette
Bradley, Miss Carrie z. Moore of Richmond.
Miss Judith Shepperd. Miss Mamie Shepperd.
and Miss Mamie Stone left few days ago by
steamer Richmond for Baltimore. After
spending q few days with friends in Balt-
more they will return home by the same
route The beautiful scenery of the Kappa
hammock river and the ride across Chesapeake
bay renders this most delightful trip
Mr. William Bryan and bride. of Staunton
are in the city and will spend some time with
friends
Miss Blanche @. Scott. who spent several
days in Richmond the guest of Miss Janet
Harris, on her way from Holm Institute
where she attended school last session. mas
returned to her home in this city for the
vacation.
Miss Lillian Colbert and Miss May Embrey,
who attended the same institution of learning
are home for the summer.
VIZ
guest Of Captain T. McCracken and family.
Miss Parker Herndon left Thursday for
Chicago. She will spend the entire summer
with friends in the West.
A young peoples picnic was given Wednes-
day at Altoona the pretty home Of Mr.. John
White in the county and was highly enjoyed
by all the participants
A most delightful phantom party was given
by AIr. and Mrs. George +. Wheeler on Thurs
day night 10 few select friends.