The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-13
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rAzrWFLL. VA. March l2.-speci"l'-
ono Of thc most beautiful and m'eresuns
...l4,,o, mat has ever taken place in
49,. IN was solemnizcd last evening at
.oo o..iocl, Mt the Presbyterian chuie"'
when Miss Theresa Davis Alexander ana
Mr. Jameson George Huston We're mace
man and wife .c..,,o.l bv Mr..
The ceremony was lerloiHi'' ~ -.
.t.,tr nacto. of the Presbyterian chuIch'
- ~ l,- Mr.. Martin, pastor OF TIE
Nfothodiet church. The bride is a daush-
t.r of AI~. John ID. Alexander, d hlS"y
,..s,.ctod merchant. late OF Bailliilole'
Nd b,if now of this place, Whiie MT
ft,.ton is the senior member OF me en-
t(r,rieing and well-known grocery HiAl
of Huston & Sons. .-.o
,-bo .hiirch was handsomely ana taste
fullv decorlIed with eversreens' anu many
varieties of beautiful hot-nonse ho"t'9'
and over the place where the youhs GU
ple stood was suspended large MA
made of eyargrcens, sieniiyihs lle H"Pf'
union Of these two hNeS. ,.
At 4l5 O'Clock the doors OF the emu q"
we're thrown open. and in few minutes
an tho news we're filed with the friends
and relatives of the contracting parues.
promntlv at 4 o'clock TO the cnchanths
sfrains of .oneuerm's Wedding maich'
,ioved bv Miss Alice Alexander. sister
al the bride. tho happy pair entered inc
church. preceded by the ushers Ihe gIo' hi
,-fth his nest man and brother Harry
Huston and the bride leaning upon the
arm Of her brother, Charley Alexander
fov.fna TO the illness of her fathep' met
in front of the altar, and whlle ihe OF
canist played softly that solemn ana az
footinc piece 20 Promise Me- the min
istc~ pronounced the words that made
Thorn man and wife When the Denedlc-
tion was pronounced. the organist played
1ot erandest of wedding marches. Men
delssohn's to the music of which the pair
left the church. followed by the rest OF
Tina wedding party and proceeded 10 the
railroad station where. at $50 O'Clock,
/ they took the train for q two-weeKs tour
I'm The city Of Baltimore and other nortn-
ern cities.
The bride was dressed I'm tasteful trav-
cling costume Of mode-colored clotn' an"
4 carried a large bunch Of brides roses
while the groom was dressed VA conven-
/ tional black Miss Bette Alexander SIS
J ter of the bride and maid OF honor wore
} a stylish dress Of light green cloth with
/ mink chiffon and yellow lace trimmings.
| Miss Alice Alexander. organist. wore a
| urettv dress Of electric blue cloth. The
/ ushers. b.. y. O'Koene. Allen Higgenho-
than. VIII Henry Anderson. and Il. J..
1 Greever. like the groom and best man
wore conventional black.
While I'm Baltimore the bridal pair viii
stop ~ the Hotel Hennert.'
There SIS something romantic connected
with this marriage which / do not think
&c out of place 90 mention. About seven
years ago Mr.. 4. ~. Alexander father
/ of the bride moved from this place tt
( tho city Of baltimore. where Dee ros!dee
+ until December last whom DC returned O.
this place A. tho time De moved away
both the bride ard groom We're i'm theil
teens" but very desperately IN love Will
( each other But very generously howins
10 the fate Of dcetiny. they hid each othei
goodbye with heavy hearts. hoping q
meet again in q happy future. Durini
the whole time of her stay from her ma
tive town (sevcn years.. they saw eaci
other but once. when she returned on
visit 20 her old home, but as they sal
true love never dies. aud as theirs Wa
the genuine $50 they say and we have n
right to doubt iO, IL was only natura
that the old love should manifest itsel
upon her return 10 the scenes and associa
I tions Of that early experience.