Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-18
TWO LOVELY BRIDES.
Mss Annie Ashby Waugh Becomes The
Bride Of Nr. P. G. Wright.
THE BLACK--BELL NUpTIALS.
or an BRIDAL Tours North and south-Lco
P.whcat Gives 4 Piano Recital
Social Notes.

BLACKsBURG. VA. November H.
Especial. 1.-THE marriage OF Miss AIMS
Ashby Waugh. Of Blacksbufg'
Afr. Philip Gregory Wright. OF Roanoke
vas sojemnized in Christs church OF
"wednesday evening ut 4 o'clock.
The ceremony was performed by Kew
mr. McGil. pastor OF the church. The
bundlng was handsomely and artisticaliy
decorated with evergreens and chrysan'
themums. and with the church darkened
and the candles lighted the effect wa
very beautiful indeed.
with the first note OF the wedding
march. played by Mr.. u. ID. Staples. oil
Roanoke. DR.. MeGiIl entered from the
yestry. and the bridal procession, pre-
coded by the ushers-Cadet-Captain John
c. Dabney. Of Chatham: Mr.. T. Douglas
Martin. OF Chatham: Mr.. Walter Il. FL
lett. OF Christiansburg--came UP the long
aisle Of the church In the following or
der: Miss Waugh. with Mr. Meade Nc
Bryde: Miss Penn, OF Roanoke. with MISS
McBryde: Mr.. a. y. Esbrldge, with MT
". Il. Daniel; Miss Callle Staples, oil
Roanoke. with Miss Belle Johnson. OF
Charleston. w. Va: Mr.. c. Godsden
Cuiyuard. of South Carolina, with Mr..
w. Harvey. OF Washington. ID. c.: Miss
Leila Waugh. maid of honor; Miss Lillian
StaplcsA OF Roanoke. with the prayer
book. Misses Staples and Hoge, as Hover
girls. and Masters Staples and Hoge as
ocolites. Then the bride, on the arm OF
nor brother, Mr.. Leslie T. Waugh OF
Richmond. entered ind was met at the
altar by the groom with his best man,
DIR. Paul Massie. OF RoshoSe Inc Drlue
was dressed n white satin. q tram. anu
flowing veil looped with natural orange
blossoms.
After the ceremony the bridal party
was driven TO the residence or Coioiei
william Archer Waugh, father OF the
bride. and rendered an elegant reception'
AZ which all went merry as a. marriaee-
bell. and the happy hours freighted WIN
pleasure and gaiety, few by all 100 Tart
The bride and groom the same evening
took the east-bound train and VIII MAXI
an extended tour of the southern cities'
BLACK-BELI~
AT the same hour. on the same day.
Or. Kent Black, of Blacksburg, was
married TO Miss Mary Lou Bell, or Pu-
laski. They, too. left for a tour OF the
eastern and northern cities, but VIII re-
turn 10 Blacksburg by the Zst. when
Mrs. Alexander Black, sister-lh-law OF
the groom, VIII give them iarse anu
handsome reception.
Mr. Leo p. Wheat, the distinguished
pianist and composer. gives piano re-
cital here tonight under the auspices OF
the Baptist church. As the seats are
being readily sold, he will doubtless have
q crowded house.
A worthy negro, while assisting In OPP
rating Il corn-shucker at the college
farm, on the 10th, had his hand caught
in It and fearfully mangled: so badly so
that DR.. Henderson found 1t necessary to
amputate 1t.
Mrs Professor Randolph. who has been
confined TO her bed for some days, Is.
We are glad to know, much improved.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs. Professor Campbell. accompanied
by her father. Captain John X. Johnson.
attended the performance Of the BLACK
Crook" In Roanoke on the 18th.
The family of Rev. j. NJ. Holiday ar
rived on the 18th, and are now occupying
the manse.
Mr.. W. H. Bennett, an Engllshman,
resident In our midst, who has rendered
himself very popular with our people
by his genial. social qualities, will sail
the LIST Of December for England to be
absent about two months.
Dame RumOr says that there will be
other marriages in Blacksburg before
many moons shall come and go. and
and that in these some OF the bachelor
professors Of the college will be peculiarly
Interested. She gives no names nor dates.
but simply q warning to keep a sharp
lookout.