The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
Two Pretty FarmyiIIe Weddings.

FARMNILLE, VA, Oct. ESPECIAL -
The society people Of our town have been
quite ousy to-day attending marriages.
At l. VI. the Methodist church was the
scene OF a beautiful marriage. the con-
tracing parties being Miss Bessie Gills
ami Mr.. {. Booker Cunningham, both of
this place.
rhe following were the attendants:
Mcssrs Tom Gcreten OF Prospect War
rem Walker, and II. {. Wiltse OF Farm
Vile, ana Mr.. j. II. Beach OF Lynchburg.
ushers Miss Relied, of Richmond, with
Mr.. j. K. Cunningham. of Lynchburg
Miss Pearl Cunningham, Of FarmviIle,
with Mr.. w Scott, of Farmvile. Miss
VI. Lee Cunningham, of Farmyille. with
Or. Anderson. Of farmyille. Miss Blan-
ton, OF Farmvilir, with Mr.. w. B. Nor
ris. of Charlotte; Miss Taliaferro OF
Farmvllle, with Mr.. w. NJ. Baker. OF
Farmyille. Miss Davis, of Buckingham,
with Mr. John Stokes, OF Farmvllle; Miss
Hix, oil Prospect, with W. L. Venable. OF
Tarmville.
The ceremony was performed in an
impressive and appropriate manner by
Rev. Or. W. Wray, the pastor of the
church, while the music for the happy
occasion was beautifully rendered by
Mrs. Judge Crute. Lohengrin's march be-
ing used Tor the entrance and Mendels-
sohn's for the exit.
AT T.. NJ. the scene was transferred
TO the Presbyterian church. where Cap
tain :. W. Watkins and Miss Clara cum
ningham were made ore, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. Or. Harding Ia
select and weii-chosen words.
Tho following served as attendants
Messrs. W. T.. Clark, ". NJ. Baker. W.
T. VenabIe, and Ernest Whitehead. Of
Famvllle. ushers, Mss Nettie Morton,
OF Farmvli.e, with Mr.. Il. :. Crute, OF
Farmyille; Miss +. Hunt, of Prince I'd
ward. with Mr.. \. T.. Crel!e. OF Farm
Vile: Hiss Z. Nenable. OF Farmville, and
Mr. j. r. Beach vi Lynchburg; Mss
Huntington Of Farmville, with Mr.. J. X.
Cunningham. Of Lynchburg; Miss Wat
kins OF Prince Edward, with Mr.. John
stokes. OF Farmyille; Miss NJ. Lee Gun
bingham. OF Farmvile. with Alr. T.. {.
V-utse. Of Farmyile. Miss Pearl Gun
nlngham, OF Farmyille. with Mr.. W. H.
Thackston, OF Farmylie. Mrs, Dr. Whit.
presided at the organ, and rendered
sweet music for the event.
The churches III both instances were
beautifully decorated with sweet flowers
by the many friends of tha sarties. bo'h
brides were the recipients Of many oeau'
uful and useful presents.
Al, Cunningham and his bride LETT on
the l2.3o train for Atlanta. Captain wat
kins and MS bride took the $50 train FOL
Richmond.
The Farmviiie Guafd, forty strong, LETT
on the A. VI. train this morning foI
the Richmond Fair. under command OF
CAPTAIN Martin and Lieutenants rlan
and Allen.
Rev. l.. 5 Reed,w no has been quite
unweI. Is now improving.
ur + II. Motley, long known as the
livery man of Farmviiie. is quite H.
Mrs. Cowan. wife Of Mr.. X. II. Cowan
OF the Herald. has been In a critical con
dlton for several days, put !" 10 '"oue 81
that she is somewhat better
MIR. Walter Joyner, OF Baltimore, wa
oalied In Farmville on account Of tn
serious illness of his child, who WIN IL
mother IS visiting Mr.. George fAcha'pSo'
and family. ,ta ,oa,,a.
MIR j. L. Hart, Of the Herald ieaYe'
tomorrow for Atlanta.