Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
A PRETTY MARRIAGE.
4 Daughter Of The washington
Family WedS.
HANDSOME CHURCH DECORATIONS,
The News in the Berryviiie Neigh
extraordinarily Bitten In "a Fight
Run Over by Drove OF Horses-
Personal.

HERRYVlLLE, VA. october 5.-(Spe-
cial)--A very pretty wedding took place
nj O'Clock Wednesday evening In the
Church Of the Holy Spirit (Ep!scopaD at
Summit Point. W. Va. The parties were
Miss Eleanor Love willis. second daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel II. Willis.
and granddaughter OF the late Colonel
John Augustine Washington. the last OF
the Washington family owning MI. Yer
non. and Mr. Edm ind Pendleton, pro-
gressive young Businessman Of Wythe-
VILE Va. The church was beautifully
decorated with evergreens, growing plants
and cut-nowers The bridal party en-
tered the church 10 the strains OF Men
Gelssohn's wedding march. The eight
bridesmaids. bocomingly attired in White
organize with pink ribbons, came III
through the chancel. and proceeding down
the aisle met the bride with her other at
tendants at the door. Then Turning. the
whole party, consisting Of the brides
maids, the eight groomsmen-two brides
maids and then two groomsmep AFTER
nately-the maid Of honor. Miss Bette
Wills. a sister OF the bride wearing PINK
cropon. and the bride leaning on her
fathers arm and handsomely go"hed III
white faille proceeded up the aisie TO tho
ohanccl where they were met by the
groom with his best man, Judge william
L. Fulton, Of Wytheyillc, Va.
THE CEREMONY.
TIE ceremony was performed by Rev.
A. !. willis. pastor of the church ana
cousin OF The brides father The bride,
maid OF honor. and bridesmaids oil car
yied bouquets Of beautiful! flowers. The
bridesmaids were Miss Lila Wills. sister
of the bride; Miss Christine Chew. OF
CharlcstOwn. W. Va: Miss Nellie Tucker,
of Norfolk. Misses Julia and Fannie Fen
dleton. sisters Of the groom; Miss Mary
Lippitt. Of Clarke county: Miss Charlotte
Ransom, OF stanton. and Miss Mamie
Lakeland. OF Alexandra. The groomsmen
were Messrs II. 81. George Tucker. R0-
bert Chew. Arthur Amber. and Il. w
Alexander. Of Charlestown, w. Va;
Thomas w. and Richard Willis. brothers
Of the bride; Phillips Lee, of Baltimore
and William Wattles, Of Alexandria. I'm
mediately after the ceremony a reception
was given to the bridal patty and near
relatives at the residence Of the brides
father.
SEVERELY BITTEN.
Mr.. r II. Whiting. living near the
"Old Chapel" this county. In attempting
10 separate two stations that were fight
Ing. had his arm caught by one of them
between his teeth and badly mashed
Fortunately the animal. which was owned
by Mr. Whiting. let 80 his hold as soon
as his owner spoke to him. otherwise his
injuries might have been much more
serious.
Mr. James Li;tleton On driving out OF
south Church street a drove Of about
forty horses owned by Mr.. Marshall
Mccormick. which were beng driven TO
wai.'r. and before he Cou.j get his horse
and buggy ont Of the street the horses.
coming at full speed. were upon him.
overturned his buggy. knocked his horse
down. and threw him out on the ground.
His clothes were badly torn and he was
considerably bruised and otherwise in
Iured.
The Berryvlle High School. with its
full corps Of six teachers. with Mr.. NJ
W. Jones. late County Treasurer as prin-
cpal opened on Monday. About 10
scholars are now in attendance in the
several departments. and it is thought
that the attendance will increase largely
during this month. While awaiting the
completion OF the handsome new school
house the school is being held in sepa-
rate buildings in the town.
During the progress Of a festival held
by some colored people on the outskirts
Of town Tuesday night. Sam. Robinson.
q colored boy, was badly cut on the head
by a knife in the hands OF John Hill.
Hi fed and has not yet been found.
PERSONAL.
W. Il. Dangerfield and family who
have been spending the summer in the
county left on Tuesday for his home In
Alexandria.
Mossrs. Marshall Mccormick and
Charles NJ. Brown have been attending
Circuit Court at Luray this week
Miss Bessie Tliford has returned 10
Washington for the winter.
Mr.. Kafersteln. who has been visiting
friends in the county. left for Washing
ton Wednesday
Rev. p. =. Philips. OF ST. Paurs church,
Alexandria. formerly rector Of Grace
church here. spent IA day In town this
week.
DR. John Freeland ie,t on Thursday for
his duties in New York
Cadet II. l.. u. Lewis left THURSDAY
morning for the Virginia Military In
stitute.
Mr.. George Beall. Of Frostburg, Nd. s
IN town.