Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
TEMPORARY nRRANGrMENr.
A BATCH OF OCTOBER WEDDINGS.
The Tredway-Lundy Nuptials at Empo-
ria-Other Couples Elsewhere.

fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispaich.l
FYPORIA, VA, October 1.-The Methodist
church in this place was filled 10 ovorno"ihg ms
afternoon 20 witness The marriage ceremony OF
Mr. T. G.. 1redway and Miss Villa j.. Lundy.
Rev. W. Z. Allen. o. Wakefield, oiiiciated. Tho
following ladies and gentlemen acted as attend
ants: Miss Jimmie Prince aud >. A. hantie ~,
Miss Katie Ice and ". II. Newton. Miss IN
Manning and Senator l. ID. 1arreH Miss Mamie
W. Wilson and George NJ. Cooke, Miss Salhe
Newson aud II. W. Manning, Miss Sallie ROBIN
con and w. Il. Home, Miss Fannie NJ. Cook and
II. ". Hall. md Miss Pearl Jones and j. j. Taylor
The bride entered the church leaning on the arm
Of Mr.. W. NJ. Tanner, tho lost man. while the
maid Of honor. Miss Bottle Mayes, entered the
church escorted by the groom. Tho entire party
marched in to the strains OF Memberships we'd
dinC-Inarcn, which Was most artieiicaly render
q by our tOwnsman, Mr.. George W. Geary.
a reception WAS held at The groom's residence
from 10 . o'clock J.. u. Tho groom ~ q plont-
nent lawyer and leading citizen Of our county.
The bride Is the accomplished daughter OF tho
late Colonel W. T.. Lundy, who was o prominent
lawyer and politician OF this county lmint =
diaiely after the ceremony the happy couple
left for an extended tour TO the northern cities
Uid the Atlantic Coast Line, followed by the best
wishes Of the many friends present. The chuich
on this occasion was most iRstily decorated with
eyeTgroens. The ushers were Mr.. j. IL. Bailey
and Sit. ". X. Cato
CrosIcy--PhIegar.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CHRIsTIASsBUEG, Va. October 1l.-MsS Ella
Trigg Phlcgar, eldest daughter Of Mr. a. A. Pile
gar, WAS married this morning to Edward IS.
Crosley. OF Philadelphia. The ceremony TOOK
place in the Presbyterian church, Dr. I. W.
Hooper officiating. Immediately after the crre-
mCny the ncwy-married party took the train
iJr Indianapolis. uear which city the mother OF
the groom resides, and after making her an ex-
tended visit viii 80 TO Philadelphia. Mr..
CrOsey H. prominently connected with the Phila-
dolphia and Reading railroad. Last night Mr..
and Mrs. Phlegar gaVo an elegant entertain
NJ hYfr "A vi
relatives Of the parties were present. Many
handsome AMI valuable Presents were dis
played.
JuSKIS-wADE.
Tonight az the residence Of the brides mo-
thcr, Mics Kate Wade, daughter Of ars Janc
II. Wade. was united in marriage To Mr.. D. 81.
junk in, son Of Judge George VI. JUnkin. Only
the immediate friends and relatives were pres
enL
Avery-smithson.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. October 11.--Mr. How
ard G.. Avery, Of Clinton, Mo-, and Miss Marga-
ret Ice Smithson, of the University Of Virginia,
were married at $50 this evening In the bcaut-
full new chapel u the University, which had
been beautifully decorated by the bridesmaids,
who were Mifs Annie Barringer, Miss Kate
Olivier. Mss Mauett, Miss Stone, Miss Clara
Davis. and Miss FluhaTty OF Baltimore. Miss
Matte Paxton, niece OF the bride was maid Of
honor The ushcrs were MIR. James Paxton, Mr..
krebbs of ROckbildge, Mr.. 1alfOord Haas ot
HarrlsOnhDTS. Mr.. PARKS OF Arkansas, ana Nr
Peek. MIR. Campbell, OF Chicago, was best man.
The ceremony was followed by reception, after
which the couple left Tor a northern tour.
A Ciergyman's Wedding To-Day.
Especial telegram 10 the Dspatcn.l
NORFOLK, VA, October 1l.-Rev II. h. Potts,
pastor of Asbnry Methodist Episcopal church,
Atlantic City Ward, accompanied by his brother,
Rev. r. A. Potts, pastor OF the Getholst church,
Matosca. AMI Rev ID. 81. c. Butts. left on tho
seaboad train this afternoon for ilerttori n. c.,
where he goes TO be united IN marriage tO-mOr-
row night 10 Miss A. c. Moore, Of Hartford. The
ceremony will be- performed by his brother, as
sisted by Rev. Mr.. Butts