Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-10-12
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOV. 9Th.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE, HON
H. ST. GEO. TUCKER.
Weddings.

The First Presby terrain church on We'd
nesday night was packed with one Of the
largest audiences it ever held, to witness
the marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Dunlap
Hanger, daughter Of Dr.. j. M. Hanger OF
this city, to MI. Louis Edwin Chalenor,
late OF Roanoke, and now of Pittsburg.
Pa. Among the audience were q number
Of the pupils of the Augusta Female Semi
nary, of which institution the bride is a
distinguished graduate. The church was
prettily decorated, the altar being dressed
with ported plants and palms, and lighted
with candelabIas; in front was an arch of
cedar from which wedding bell OF White
flowers hung. In front Of it lay two rugs
Of white fur Oh which the couple Stood AS
the wedding party entered the door at 0
o'clock, q roll OF white linen was unrolled
along the centre aisle over which the bride
accompanied by her father aud her sister,
Miss Helen Hanger, the maid of honor,
walked 10 the altar. The bridesmaids went
up the left aisle and the gentlemen atten-
dants went UP The right.
The ceremony was performed with ring
by Rev. A. NJ. Fraser. The bride wore a
white silk trimmed with sprays of orange
blossom, and a flowing tulie veil, caught
with orange sprays, and carried bouquet
of Brides roses. Her Maid Of Honor wore
a white silk with silk trimmings and car
ried La France roses. The bridesmaids
were Miss Eta Lee Hanger. of Washing
ton, d. C.; Miss Etiie Mccarthy, of Rich
mond, Va; Miss Minnie Giles, of Raphine,
Va. Misses Carrie Tipping, Mary Morton
and Mary Gray, of this city, attired
in white organdie trimmed with ribbons
and lace Each carried Il bouquet Of Mare
cha Neil roses and wore yellow roses i'll
their hair.
MI DE Los Thomas of Roanoke, was the
groom S best man, ard the ushers were W.
l.. Woodroe, w. A. Woodson, w. G.. Beck,
of Roanoke. Va; Claude Fnnkhouser, OF
Washington & Lee University; Otto Brait
mayer, of Georgetown, D. e.; Mr.. Orr, OF
Pittsburg, Pa, Fl. L. Eichelberger.
Frank G. Hanger and J. B. Locke, of
Stanton, and VIM. Stephenson of Roanoke.
Prof G. f. w. Esenberg presided at the
organ.
After the ceremony, tile wedding party
drove to the residence OF DR.. Hanger on
Main street, where a handsome reception
was given which included an elegant sup
per. The parlor was dressed in cedar,
palms and ivy, and the refreshment room
in autumn leaves. The mattresses oWere
Misses Minnie Morton, Mary Wiber and
Lena Splitter. At the cutting Of the we'd
ding cake, Miss Minnie Giles got the ring.
Miss Eta Hanger the darning needle, and
Mr.. w. G. Beck Of Roanoke, the dime.
The wedding presents Of the bride were
very handsome, including a gold wat ch, the
gift of the groom. The groom presented
each of the lady attendants with gold SOU
venir pin, crescent shaped and set with
pearls and turquois, Oh the back of which
were engraved the letters IL. Il E"
Mr.. and Mis-. Chalenor left On the Yes
Thule at 2:30 A. NJ. for Old Point, and viii
go thence to New ork, Boston, and Hal
flax, Nova Scotia Their home will be in
Pittsburg.
Dr.. VIM. Edward McGuire was married
on Tuesday at 5 p NJ, in Richmond. tt
Miss Mary Stuart Mcclure, daughter oil
DR.. Hunter Mcclure, and granddaughter
of the late Hon. a. II. II. Stuart. The
ceremony took place at the home Of thu
brides father, 513 East Grace street, an(
was performed by Rev. Robert Gibson o.
Cincinnati, an uncle Of the bride. The
bride wore robe Of ivory-tinted satin
with point d'Alencon draped over corsag'
and shoulders. Her veil was caught to tn,
head with sprays and natural lily-of-the
valley and a diamond star, aud a sunblaz
of diamonds and pearls glistened at he
throat. She carried a white service-book
from which the ceremony was performed
The groom wore a boutonniere OF lily of
le-valIey, and the best men, Messrs. J
Randolph Tucker and II. Landon Cabell
wore white carnations.
The maids of honor, Misses Fannie
Baldwin and Annie Moss McG uire, wer'
attired in exquisite costumes OF pearl whit
crepe and satin ribbons. and carried bou
ouets of American Beauties.
The procession of ribbon girls was led b,
Miss May Handy and Miss Conrad, o
Winchester. Va; followed by Misses Lnc
Gibson, Cincinnati, o., and Lucy Booth
| Virginia; Bland Clarke and Charlotte Ran
son, Staunton, Va; Annie Guy and Ellie
Clarke, Annie Maury and Rebecca Storrs
Laura MCGUIRE, Winchester, Va; ant
| Gertrude Howard, Ella Cooke and Ger
trude Camm. The costumes were daint
and becoming, high neck, pulled waist an
sleeves Of French organdie and white sati
ribbons, white gloves and slippers, and bou
quets of Testout roses and maiden-hai
| ferns.
DR.. and Mrs Mcclure took the nor til
ern train for a tour to Canada and lax
George.
Railroad Accidents.