Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-20
WE'D AT HIGH NOON:
QUIET BUT BEAUTIFUL AFFAIR.
TIE Ceremony Takes Place at Home
exquisite Decorations - Oos'"e"
-, n. uride md Maid Of Honor
other weddings.

r.YNcHBuRG. VA. December is'-Vspe.
c,a,.-Lynchburg has seen many p'""~"s
marriages this season, nu' "o"e 80
s-~.,.S more interest than the weuo'hs
..s,cn took place at "Wcs.ern 'e
:, senator John W. DANIEL ~
80. rv,chburg. at high noon to-o"S'
The marriage OF MEMBER "a
~ distinguished people Is always
c,s,v event OF Importance p"' -
a.. case mat society alone Is oceps
...s,.a II was different to-day ho'
-. account of the love that 'ne
-o,,,. ., the city have for sena-or Jan
lei. but owing also to the'' es,ee" -,s.
his lovely daughter, who was inc '''1~
an This occasion. Her popularity ="
a., - no circle of society," anu VIC
,vhole community was nteres'ee
s'-,- ~ the family was that the occa-
.,on should be quiet and unos'eh'""o"''
.,,,,a,.ons we're not genefahy eA
a o. ~ was Impossible withih 'ne
,, 81 the dwelling 10 make ioo,"
,nose whom the paren.s Oh '"e
~. .,laalv have welcomed. AS IL ""a'
~" ,o',se was filled when tne !" u' "a
- when Carrie Warwick DaIiiei "as
S.,>o,ne the bride OF Mr.. rreuei'n
uarner and those who nao 'he So
haIpei' a,',,nass the ceremony and sur
.,s,,,,gs nrcnounced II one OF the pref
t,aaf weddings seen here for years.
BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS.
The narlors. hall. and stairway were
.xcy,s,telv decorated with evergreen
nsirns roses and sm.iax. Mucn OF nv
wort was done by the fair hands OF tue
80. IRE effect was bewiidering in It's
heautv AT the far end Of the parior IN
which the ceremony took place Is al
alcoye. which was banked up from liooi
10 ceiling with evergreens. over this was
an arch from which was suspended
superb marriage bell OF carnations, SIM
lax and roses, and Immediately
underneath the bell was a satin cushion.
From the arch of the door at whien
bridal party entered was an aisle made
of pink and white ribbons. and lamps
with pink and white shades alternating
THE CEREMONY.
Promptly at y O'Clock fioated on the
air the grand strains Of Mendessohn
wedding march, rendered by the ifalian
string band The bridal party came
down the stairway. and Rev. NJ. I. Car
son. rector of st. Paul's church. took
position within the alcove. The bride and
groom first entered, and were followed
by John W. Daniel. Jr., the best man,
and Miss Lutte Harper. maid of honor,
a sister of the groom. Then came Master
Edward w. Daniel with Miss Helen
Bouldin. cousin of the bride and daugh-
ter OF Bristoe II. Boulding. Esq. The
beautiful and impressive service of the
NIL xtrQC nod
notes OF "Call HE Thine Own were
waited through the room. and then
friends pressed forward and congratu-
lated the couple
THE BRIDAL GOWN.
The bride was attired in a white satin
costume, made princess en-traine, wore
a wreath of orange blossoms on her VEIL
and her ornaments were pearls. She car
ried bouquet of lilies of the valley. and
a pearl fan, which was the wedding fan
of her mother. Miss Lutte Harper, her
maid OF honor. wore a gown of white
organdie, a white lace hat, with pink tips.
and carried bouquet of pink carnations
The groom and his best man wore frock
coats, light-gray trousers, and gray
gloves.
THE LUNCHEON.
An elegant luncheon was served after
the ceremony by six young friends Of
the bride-Miss Mary Morgan. Miss Doug
lass Kabler. and Miss Emma Adams lin
white organdie), and Miss George Nor
gan. Miss Maude Smith, and Miss Mary
Miller dn pink organde). Happiest
wishes were again expressed by the
guests, and the newly-married couple
came to the city, where they took the
afternoon train for their future home,
In Wilmington. n. c. The bridal presents
were not exhibited, but there were over
a hundred, and OF great beauty and
variety.
WILL BE GREATLY MISSED.
Mrs. Harper will be much missed by
the large circle of friends here, who
love her for her sweet gentle disposition.
and her bright and vivacious manner, and
In her marriage Lynchburg loses one of
her most beautiful young ladies-a lovely
brunette, of petite. well-rounded figure.
with a beauty inherited from a lovely
mother and strikingly handsome father
Mr.. Frederick Harper, the fortunate
groom, is graduate of Trinity College,
North Carolina, and also a graduate in
law OF the University of Virginia. At
the latter institution he was president
OF the Athletic Club. and was distin-
guished In physical exercise as well as for
his high character and hts success in
his studies. He is now practicing law at
Wilmington.
THE GUESTS
In the grooms party at the wedding
were his brother, DR.. Harper. of Balti-
more, and his bride. Among the other
guests were Major J. d. Patton and Dr.
Tabb. Of Richmond; Hon. J. II. Wingfield
and wife. OF Charlottesville; General
Fitzhugh Lee, Congressman and Mrs.
Peter ]. Otey, Captain and Mrs. Charles
NJ. Blackford, Mr.. Duvall Radford. Mr..
and Mrs. r. Pollard. Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Halsey, Judge Stephen Adams, Captain
and Mrs Featherstone, Judge J. Singleton
Diggs. Judge Frank Christian, Mrs. r. NJ.
Alexander. Mrs. John II. Lewis. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Scott, Judge John ID. Horsely,
Miss Agnes NJ. Morgan. Mss Lula Miller.
Mrs. Dudley Calhoun. the Misses King,
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lynch Ward.