The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-20
CARRIEDANIEL Welded
SHE BECOMES THE BRIDEOFA P0P.
ULAR YOUNG ATTORNEH.
The Wedding was Quiet, but was Character
ixcd by Quiet Elegance and Refined
Taste-The Ceremony.

Lynchburg has witnessed many brilliant
marriages this season, with their wealth
of decorations and great crowds i'm at,
tendance. but none have created As much
interest or was ever conducted with more
quiet elegance and refined taste than the
pretty home wedding of Miss Carrie
Warwick Daniel, the lovely young daugh-
ter of Virginia's great Senator. John W.
Daniel, which took place at high noon
to-day.
Westerly" the country home OF Sena-
tor Daniel. i'm West Lynchburg. was the
scene of this interesting ceremony, which
united this charming young lady TO Mr.
Frederick Harper. promising young
lawyer Of Wilmington, n. G.
The wedding was as quiet an affair OF
the kind as II was possible 20 make II,
as ii was the desire of the family that,
the occasion should be simple and unos-
tentatiOus
Many of the relatives and immediate
personal friends of the bride and family
were present, but invitations were not
generally extended, and 1t was 'impossi-
BILE within the limits of the dwelling to
make room for those whom the parents
of the bride would gladly have welcomed.
THE BRIDE ON y WOfth.
The fair hands OF the bride arranged
the beautifully decorated parlor in which
the ceremony took place Evergrcens,
carnations, palms, cut flowers. and shad-
ed lamps were the principal decorations
There is an alcove in the far end of the
parlor. and this was banked up with
evcrgreens
An arch of evergreen crossed this, and
from it was suspended a wedding bell
OF carnations smilax, and roses, and I'M
derneath was a white satin cushion.
At the entrance to the aicove were
stands covered with pink and white satin.
on which shaded lamps were placed.
From there 10 the door "A broad aisle OF
ribbon was made.
The Italian string band furnished the
music. and promptly at the hour of Il
began Mendessohn's Wedding March.
The bride entered on the arm of the
groom. followed by the maid OF honor.
Miss Lulie Harper, sister OF the groom
and the best man. Mr.. John W. Daniel,
Jr.. and then followed Master Edward
NJ Daniel. also a brother OF the bride,
with Miss Helen Bouldin. her cousin, a
daughter Of Bristoe b. Bouldn. Esq.
Rev T. VI. Carson, rector of ST. PauPs
church the officiating minister, was IN
the alcove awaiting the couple. who stood
beneath the wedding bell as the impress
sive words were pronounced that made
them man and wife, while the sweet
strains of Call Me Thine own" softly
played by the band. filed the air.
A BEAUTIFUL SCENE.
The scene as the couple knelt before
the rector was one Of rare beauty ana
beyond prosaic description
mi.
princess en- train, trimmed with lace.
wore orange blossoms in her veil, pearl
ornaments. and carried a bouquet OF
lilies OF the valley and pearl ian, the
wedding fan OF her mother.
Miss Lillian Harper. maid or honor'
wore white organdie, with white lace
hat and pink tips, and carried punk car
nations The groom and his best man
wore frock coats and light gray trousers
and gray gloves.
Congratulations followed and an ele-
giant luncheon was served by the follow
ing young ladies': Miss Mary Morgan
MISS Douglas Kabeler, and Miss Emma
Adams In white organdie: Miss George
Morgan. Miss Maud Smith, ana MISS
Mary Miller, pink organdie.
The couple left on the afternoon tram
for their future home in Wilmington,
n. c. Init,
The bridal presents were not exhibited
but there were over a hundred OF great
beauty and variety.
4 POPULAR GIRL.
Not in the history Of Lynchburg has a
more popular young lady been tied with
thsse silken cords of matrimony than
Carrie Warwick Daniel.
As senator's daughter her popularity
might not be surprising. but not on suen
enhemeral grounds Is the faVoiltisin Vi
mis- charming young bride founded. III y
we'll known that no young woman IN
Virginia can point with more JustihaDle
prida to her ancestry, nut II II ai9p
equally well known that the senator
is a man OF the people, and mas as
hearty a Shake Of the hand Tor the poor
and unfortunate as the Weai,nS an"
successful. so Is the fair bride OF To-
dav While highly accomplished,
Ieautv and a society favorite, she mas
hosts of friends in all the best crcies
of society. and is thoroughly unspoiied,
She is well-htted to adorn any circle
and as TO her beauty there Is but one
oniniou. She is a lovely young glrl OIL
| Inc brunette type. we'll rounded hsure'
beautiful. bright. sparkling brown eyes
/ full OF yivacity and possesses cnai III
/ ing. lovable disposition.
Frederick Harper, the young Nortn
| Carolinian. who has mated with TINS as
tineuished Virginia girl is a graduate oil
Trinity College. y. G.. and also grad
nate i'm law OF the University or VIZ
ciula. At the latter institution ne was
/ president OF the athletic club, ana was
| distinguished In physical exercise as wen
as for his high character and MS sue
cess in his studies. In the grooms party
were his brother. Dr. Harper. OF Baiu-
more with his bride. who were married
Yesterday In that city
! Among the other guests were MAJOR
i ID. Patton and DR.. Tabb, OF RlcnmGhu
| Hon. J. r. Wingfeld and wife, or CnaL
| lottesville: Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ MuI
I reil OF Bedford. General F1tzhLSh lee
/ Congressman and Mrs. Peter D. citS
! Captain and Mrs Charles NJ. Blackiorg'
| Mr. Duval Radford, Mr. and Mrs. i,
! Pollard. Editor Carter Glass Mr. anu
/ Mrs $ Halsey. Judge stephen Adams
| Captain and Mrs. Featherstone. Judge
I Singleton Digs. Judge Frank thfiS,-
! fian Mrs. +. ". Alexander, Mrs. Jonh II.
Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. James Scott; JunBe
John D. Horseley. Miss Agnes ~. MOT
! gan. Miss Lula Miller. Mrs. Dudley ca
houn Misses King, Mr. and MIS-. a.
| Lynch Ward.
Wedding. in Gor,ionsyille.
GORDONsVILLE. VA, Dec II. --Spe-
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