Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-07-05
Weddings.

| weddings.
The young lady whose marriage is given
in the following notice from the Rich
mond Dispatch, is well known here, where
she has many relatives and friends, the
latter made on visits to Staunton.
She is niece of Mr.. Jas. r. Taylor. Jr.,
! who, with his wife, was at the marriage:
'tThere was alovely wedding at Monumen-
tai church at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
| when Mr.. Virginius Hall led to the altar
Miss Annie Fisher, eldest daughter of Mr..
Robert H. Fisher. the popular Chesapeake
and Ohio ticket agent. Rev. Fenner S.
Stickney, rector of that house of worship,
performed the ceremony. The altar was
dressed in white, and the church was well
filled with friends and relatives of the
young people. Miss Ellie Fisher, sister OF
the bride, acted as maid of honor. She
was charmingly attired in pink, with lace
overdress, wearing large hat with pink
flowers, and carrying pink carnations.
The bride was dressed in an exquisite gown
of white bengaline, with tulle veil, and
carried white prayer-book. Captain
Cunningham Hall, brother of the groom,
was best man, and the ushers were Messrs.
Robert A. Harrison, G.. Hall, R. J. Wal
ker, and Elmslie HigginbOtham.
''Immediately after the marriage re-
ception was rendered the bridal party at
the residence of the bride S parents, on
north Twelfth street. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
left on the o'clock train over the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail
way for the north. The groom is a popu-
lar travelling salesman for the well known
New Y ork firm of James D. Pyle i Co..
and has many friends in Richmond. The
presents were numerous and beautiful"
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Berry left few days
ago for Baltimore to attend the wedding
of their niece, Miss Mary Berry Donavin
The Baltimore Sun of Wednesday has the
following account of it /:
Miss Mary Berry Donavin, daughter OIL
DR.. NJ. W. Donavin, 300 West Hoffman
street, was married yesterday at Trinit,
Methodist Episcopal Church South tt
Lieut.. Charles Miller, of the United States
Army, The ceremony was performed by
Bishop Wilson. The ushers were Lieut..
Robertson Honey. fourth artillary, United
States Army; Lieut., c. H. Paine, thir
teenth infantry Capt. F. R. Keef er, sur
geon, and Lieut.. David M. King, fourth
artillery, Mrs. Jasper M. Berry, Jr., was
the organist. The bride was attired in 9
white null dress trimmed with satin, ani
wore a hat to m atch. After the ceremony
a reception was held at the home of the
brides father. The newly welded couple
left for an extended tour of the great lakes
1 They will reside at Fort Apache
Arizona, where Lieutenant Miller is sta
toned.
Miss Louise Flournoy, graduate of tn
Augusta Female Seminary, was married
on June 10Th to MI. Lucien Napoleon
Larehe, at the home of her sister, Mrs. L
W. Flournoy, in West Monroe. La. Mis-
Flournoy is Virginian, and among he
wedding presents was silver ladle over
Ctllt Oll q AOAoo1rS'
: At the Methodist church in Luray, Jun
25th, Miss Leila A. Y Dung. daughter o
Mr.. Daniel T. Young of that place, wa
married to Mr.. Geo. M. Boyce,a merehan
of Boyce, Page county. Miss Leona Fitc
, of Augusta county, was the Maid o
Honor.
, Miss Maude L. Weaver, daughter o
MI. F. H. Weaver OF this city. was maj
ried on June 9th at her home here, to ID
J. H. Smith, a dentist OF Hinton, w. Va
She is a graduate of the Wesleyan Femal
, Institute. Rev. DR.. Boyd married them
Miss Gertrude Moffett of Newmarket,
niece of Dr. 8. H. Moffett of Harrisonburg
was married at her home last week to MI
Lewis A. Zirkle, for several years the agen
of the B. i U. Ry. at Newmarket.