Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-05-02
lar RACES.

BLAKE-STONE.- At the residence of Mrs. c.
J. Beard at Waynesboro', at II O'Clock a. m.
Thursday, April 18th by Rev. III. G. Ferguson
Mr.. John L. Blake to Miss Mollie C. Stone.
GARRISO N-MORRIS.-At Hermitage in this
county, Sunday, April 29th, Mr.. Wm b. Gar
rison to Miss Ottie Morris.
JOHNSON-FARISH.- At Rocky Oak Church,
POwhatan county, Tuesday, April 24th, by
Rev. DR.. A. G. Brown, Rev. DR.. Henry Ed
ward johnson, Pastor of Paramount Avenue
Methodist church in Richmond, to Mrs. Mary
Dundena Parish. The maid of honor was the
twelve-year-old daughter of the groom.
NORTHUMBERLAND LD.-At the residence
of Mr.. Geo. Washington, brother-in-law OF
the bride, in Charlestown, Jefferson county,
W. Va, at O'Clock p. m, Wednesday, April
18th, by Rev. Dr.. A. c. Hopkins, MIR. W. Chase
Morton, of the First Auditors office in Rich
mond, to Miss Mary Porterfield daughter of
Col. Geo. A. Porterfield, Cashier of the bank
of CharleStOWn. The bridal couple left on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for tour
OF the Northern cities and ON their return
will reside in Richmond.
LEFFLE-NcN EiL.-At the residence of J. F.
Houf in Clifton Forge, Tuesday morning,
April 2fJh, by Rev. Rutherford Brett, Mr.. Jas.
I. LefIie, of Lowmoor, to Miss Leanna Mcneil
of Iron Gate. They will reside at LowmOOr.
HALL-WILKERSON- the residence of
MIR. VIM Leake i'll AlbemarIe county, We'd
nesday, April 25th, by Rev. S. NJ. Terrill. Capt.
r. NJ Hall, aged 10 years, to Mrs. E. Wilker-
son. aged So years.
HOWE-HARRIS.-At the residence of Mrs.
NJ S. Johnston, the mother of the bride in
Charlottesville. Thursday, April Goth, Mr.. r..
NJ. Howe, a merchant near Gotham, Abe
marie county, to Miss Minnie o. Harris, for
merly Of Richmond.
SMITH-DAVIS.-In Union, Monroe county,
W. Va, Wednesday, April 25tb, by Rev. X. II.
Wilson of the Methodist church, Mr.. Robert
L. Smith, of Radford Va. to Miss Jennie l..
Davis, daughter OF Mr. c. NJ DaYis.
NORVELL-McCUE.-In Trinity Episcopal
church of this city. at 6 p. M, Thursday, April
10Th, by Rev. w. q. Hullihen, Mr. Benjamin
Of RI
Aurolia p. McCue, daughter of the late Judge
John Howard McCue, and sister of W. 7. Nc
Cue, Postmaster of this city.
After an extensive wedding trip they will
go to Beaumont, Texas, to reside. They were
the recipients of a number of valuable pres
entS. The departure of the bride from this
city is greatly regretted in social circles in
which SDe was very popular and greatly es-
teemed.
CATL1N-HUNTER.-A the residence of the
mother of the bride near Caldwell Station,
morning. April 18th, by Rev X. L. Telford,
Mr.. JnO England Catlin, Of Greensboro N C.,
to Miss Roberta FlournOy Hunter, daughter
of the late Henry Hunter
The Independent says that the little flower
| girl, Miss Sadie ByerS, of StauntOn, bore sill
yer waiter of Lilies of the Valley. in the depths
of whose snowy purity lay embedded the we'd
couple took the train for Greensboro, N. c..
their future home.
BURKHOLDER-DER the homo OF
the bride. miles south of New Market, We'd
nesday, April 18th by Elder Michael Roller
Mr.. Casper d. B1rkholder, of New Market, tC
Miss Mary c. Derrow, daughter of John W
Derrow.