Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-06-26
MAR RACES.
June 18th


GLENN-ROBERTS. June 20. 1895. at Green
vile, by Rev. Il. NJ. Wheeler, JOS L. Glenn,
an attendant at the W. S. Hospital, to Mamie
| NJ. Roberts.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20, 1866, in staun-
| ton, by Rev. j. d. Donovan. Jas. A. Earman,
| of Rockingham, and Bette j. Yeago.
FRAN KLIN-SH EETS.-Near Mt. Sidney, this
G e sunday, June 2Srd; Mr.. Richard J..
daughter of Mr.. Albert Sheets.
PIFER-FOLEY.-In the Methodist church in
| Mt. Crawford, Rockingham county, at $50 p.
m, June 2lst, by Rev. D. L. Reid, MIR. Adam
| NJ. Pifer, youngest son of Mr.. Adam Pifer,
| Jr.. to Miss Blanche E. Foley; only daughter
| of Mr.. James NJ. Foley.
RODE-McNAMEE.-In Harrisonburg,
| Thursday, June Goth, by hev. j. Silor Garrf-
son of the Reformed church, Mr.. F. Alma
rode, of Greenville, to Miss Geneva Nc
| Nance.
MATTHAE I-COCKERIL the Presby-
| terrain church in Charles Town, West Va,
| Thursday, June Goth, by Rev. Mr.. Gravatt,
assisted by Rev. DR.. Hopkins, with the Epis-
Harrisonburg, to Miss Sadie G. Cockeri il,
daughter of Mrs. Joseph Cockerill, Of Charles
| Town.
MANUAL-FIGGAT.-A the residence of the
by Rev. j. s. Gardner, Mr.. William H. Manual
and Miss Carrie b. Figgat, daughter of the
| late Ferd w. Figgat.
JENNINGS CARPENTER.-Att the residence
of the parents of the bride near Burnley's
| Station, Albemarle county, Wednesday af-
ternoon, June 10Th, by Rev. W. E. Gwatkin of
| CharlOttesv1le, Mr.. L. B. Jennings, son of
| DIR. George B. Jennings of Ruckersville
Greene county, to Miss Beulah 1. Carpenter,
daughter of Mr.. c. f. Carpenter.
| INS-HARLOW.-In Charlottesville.
| Tuesday afternoon. June lSth by Rev. DR.. A.
| c. Bledsoe, Mr.. G. z. Collins of near Scots
| vile, to Miss Myrtle A. Harlow, daughter of
Mr.. James Harlow.
BROwN-WATTS.-At Mt Moriah church
near Whitehall in Albemarle county, at s
O'Clock p. m, Wednesday, June 10Th, DR., G.
| Woodford Brown to Miss Josephine Watts
daughter of Mr.. NJ s. Watts.
| TUCKER-RASCHE.-In Charlottesville at $3.50
O'Clock p. M, at the residence of Mr.. Geo. N
Bragg, by Rev. W. a. Rousche of the Chris
Washington city, to Miss Florence W. Rasche
OF Charlottesville. They will reside in wash
ington.
DeMOTT-HA Grace-street Bap-
list church in Richmond, at noon, Wednes
day, June 18th, by Rev. DR.. w. E. Hatcher,
| father of the bride, Mr.. Charles Leonard De
Mott to Miss Kate Jeter Hatcher
After the ceremony the bridal party went to
DR.. Hatcher's residence, where delightful
luncheon was served: The young couple took
| the 1886 train for Norfolk, whence they went to
New York on an extended Northern trip. The
State says, 1.-The groom is Professor of Mathe-
matics in an institution OF learning at Lynch
burg and young man of much talent and has
| promising future. His bride is lady of de-
served popularity, highly accomplished and
| favorite with all who know her,
ZIRKLE-MOFFETT.-A the home of the
brides parents in New Market, Shenandoah
county, at $50 O'Clock Wednesday morning.
June 10Th, by Rev. J. A. Snyder, Mr. L. A
Zirkle, agent of the New Market depot, ex-
press and telegraph office, to Miss Gertrude
Mofett. daughter of Mr.. Geo. A. Moffett, and
sister of Rev. DR.. s. K. Cox.
The newly married couple took the 9:35 a. M
train for a bridal tour to Washington, Balti-
| more, Philadelphia and Niagara Falls and at
| an early day they will build near the Baltimore
| and Ohio Depot, where they expect to reside.
| HOGE-AYL ETT.-At "Monteville, the home
of the bride in King William county, at ii
| O'Clock a. M, Tuesday, June 18th, by Rev. DIR.
Moses ID. Hoge, sen'r., the father of the groom
| Dr. Moses d. Hoge, jr., to Miss Alice Page
The bridal couple took the train for an ex-
| tended Northern trip and stay for some time
| at Newport.
| WHEAT-ROSS.-In Christ Episcopal church
| in Winchester at noon Wednesday, June 18TH
| by Rev. DR.. ]. c. Wheat, father of the groom
| Mr.. j. e. Wheat, ir., of the Wheat Drug Com
! pany, to Miss Gertrude Ross, only daughter
| OF Mrs. j. NJ. ROss-both of Winchester.
| After the ceremony a reception was given
| to the bridal party at the residence of the
| brides mother, after which the bridal couple
took the train for trip to Northern cities and
| the SeaShOre.
| HEAD-SINCLA1R.-At the residence of +. P
| Parish in Albemarle county at IL O'Clock a .
| M, Thursday, June Goth, by Rev. w. e,
Gwatkin, Mr.. Claude A. Head, of Roanoke
| to Miss Lille b. Sinclair, daughter of Mr..
| John c. Sinclair.
| CONGREGATIONAL st. Thomas Episco-
| pal church at Orange, at 1890 p. M, by Rev.
John S. HanSbrOugh Mr.. Geo. ii. Gilmer, of
Lynchburg, to Miss Rita Patton.