Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16
WEDDINGS IN WAHRENTON.
Mr.. Lightbourne and Miss Kloman, MIR.
Portnan and Miss Luke.

WARRENTON, VA, November 10
Especial wharfage bells were again
heard In Warrenton. one OF our most
popular young ladies. Miss Minnie klo-
man, was united In holy matrimony yes
terday afternoon ut 3 o'clock TO Rev.
John Lightbourne. of Bermuda Islands,
by Rev. G. W. Nelson. at the Episcopal
church. The church was gorSeously
dressed with chrysanthemums, and the
wedding march magniicently played by
Miss Charlotte Nelson.
Two little girls. Mary Nelson and Lille
Marshall. dressed In white. came In just
before the bridal party and held the rib
bon. Miss Agnes Kloman. sister Of the
bride, was maid of honor. and wore a
lovely white gown. trimmed with old-gold
ribbons, and carried a large bunch Of
long-petalled yellow chrysanthemums
After her came the lovely bride on the
arm of BIER father. Her dress was white
silk beugalne, trimmed with chiffon, and
cut en- traine. She carried bouquet OF
white flowers. The groom. with his best
man. Mr.. Edward Temple, student at
the Episcopal Seminary, met her at the
altar, and a more beautiful and impress
slve ceremony was never performed In
Warrenton.
The ushers were Revs. Harry Kloman,
brother OF the bride; Mr.. Alfriend, Of Vir-
ginia: Otis Meade. OF Albemarle county
Va. and Dir. John Hicks. of Warrenton.
Mr.. Lightbourne studied for the ministry
at the Alexandria Seminary. where he has
numerous friends. Then he went out TO
West Virginia and assisted Rev. DR.. John
Gibson. Not long ago he received a call
TO his fathers old parish in Bermuda,
which he accepted. He and his young
Az froy Nau
morrow morning
PORTMAN-LUKE.
Miss Carrie Luke. OF Fauquer, and Mr..
+. A. u. Portman, Of Warrenton, were
married at the home OF the bride on Mon
day by Rev. G.. w. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs.
Portman have sailed for England, where
they will spend the winter with the pa
rents and relatives OF the groom. who has
been out here and made this his home for
the past six years. They will return in
the spring to his pretty home. "Rosedale."
Just on the outskirts of town.
SHIREY-DODD.
TAZEWELI, VA. November 15.-(Spe-
ciaL)-A beautiful ceremony was perform
ed at the Presbyterian church yesterday
morning at 1880. the occasion being the
marriage Of Miss Halle Dodd. daughter
OF our esteemed townsman, Captain l.. r..
l1ouu, 10 MT. j. w. surrey, or Blueneld,
w. Va. The attendants OF the bride were
MISS Virginia Baldwin, OF Blueneld. and
MISS Dora Thornton. OF Hillsville. and
the attendants OF the groom were Andrew
Booker and Il. NJ. Shirley, both OF Blue
heid. Mrs. Green. OF Hillsville. presided
az the organ and gave Mendelssohn's
beautiful wedding march In artistic style
Inc bride was attired in a neat travelling
dress.
The party. after refreshments at the
Virginia House. which Is owned by the
rather or the bride. boarded the train for
me homo OF the groom. with the best
wisnes, OF numerous friends for their fu-
sure happiness.
me ceremony OF DR.. Halves, which was
IN part the form Of the Church and partly
original. was especially noted for its beau
ana simplicity. and was performed In
. Charming style,
GRlMEs-LAUGHING
GREENYIL.LE. N. c., November H.
Especial. mir j. Bryan Grimes and Miss
%ary Laushinghouse were married at
nash noon yesterday at Trinity chapel
Snocowinity. Mr.. Grimes Is a son OF the
!s'e General Bryan Grimes. and his bride
Is the eldest daughter Of Mr.. ]. J. Laugh.
,nShouse. one OF Pitts leading citizens.
re happy couple took the train here this
S'en'hg Tor southern tour.