Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-13
WEDDINGS.

Liberty Hail." the residence of Mr..
Samuel G. Wallace, in Stafford county
was the scene on Tuesday evening at
six o'clock, of a brilliant and pretty
home wedding, it being the marriage Of
his attractive and interesting daughter
Miss Virginia Belle, to Mr.. R. H. l.
Chichester, a popular young attorney
and also the newly elected Common.
wealth's Attorney of that county. The
bride was prettily and becomingly at.
tired in white silk and organdie with
satin ribbon. The parlor wherein the
ceremony was performed was beauti.
fully decorated with spring flowers and
under large arch made of daisies and
ferns, the young couple were impres.
siyely united, Rev. w. M. Clark, official.
ing. The attendants were CONWAY
Chichester, best man, and Miss julia
Wallace, maid of honor. At the con.
clusion of the ceremony reception was
held and the newly married couple were
afterwards driven to this city where
they left on the north bound train for
an extended bridal tour. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Chi.
chester, and Senator Moore, of Fairfax:
Judge A. w. Wallace, and Mrs. Chas
Wallace, of this city, MIR. Powhatan
Moncure, Of Stafford, and Others
Fredericksburg Star.
Rev. William Hammond Milton, rec.
tor of Henshaw Memorial Church
Baltimore, and Miss Virginia Lee Epes
youngest daughter of Mr.. Travis Edwin
Epes, of Nottoway county, were maj.
ried at Nottoway G. II. yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Henley-daughter of
Mrs. Priscilla Henley and the late DR..
Thomas Henley, and great.grand
daughter of the late Alexander Camp.
bell-and Mr.. Sidney Fitch, of Clifton
Forge, were married at half past FIVE
o'clock yesterday evening, at the Yer.
mont Avenue Church, Washington.
The ushers were Mr.. John Fitch, of
Basic City, brother of the groom; Mr..
Merriweather Smith, of Virginia; Mr..
Charles Brooke, of Virginia, and Mr..
Morris Foote, of Washington.
Miss Laura Pierce, daughter Of Mr..
A. G. Pierce, and Mr.. Arthur A. Raw
lings were married at Rectortown on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Lucian 7. Smith, of The Plains,
Fauquier county, and Miss Lizzie P.
Slaughter, of Orange, were married
yesterday in st. Thomas Episcopal
Church, Orange, Rev. John S. Hans.
brough officiating, assisted by Rev. r.
A. Robinson, of Norfolk, and Rev. E.
b. Slower, of Rapidan.
In Fredericksburg on Tuesday night
at the Methodist Church Miss Annie
Hooper Brannan was married to Rev.
Walter James Hubbard, Rev. S. G.
Ferguson, pastor of the church, per-
forming the ceremony.
The marriage of Miss Susie Lawrence
Dorsey, daughter of Mr.. U. L. Dorsey,
and Mr.. William B. Snider, both OF
Winchester, was solemnized in Brad
dock street Methodist Episcopal Church
South yesterday evening at Z O'Clock,
Rev. w. II. D. Harner officiating.
Miss Mary Ware, daughter of Mrs.
E. v. Ware, of Manassas, and Mr.. John
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ae the home of the bride in Manassas
yesterday. The bride was attended by
Miss Corinne M. Milburn, of this city,
and the ceremony was witnessed by
large number of Ale1andrians and
Washingtonians.
Mr.. N. Clifford Nichols, attorney at
law, of Leesburg, and Miss Mary F.,
only daughter of Mr.. Daniel Shafer,
were married at the home of the brides
parents, near Clark's Gap, on Wednes-
day.
Miss Ethel H. Scott, daughter Of Mrs.
James Scott, was married to Mr.. J. Ais,
ton Cabell, son of the late General
Henry Coulter Cabell, of Richmond,
yesterday afternoon at her mothers
residence in New York.