Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-27
WYTHE COUNTY.
4 Pretty Country Wedding-Personnl
Notes.
Correspondence OF the Dispatch.)

Correspondence OF the Dispatch)
WYTHEVILLE, VA, September %
At Fleming church. on Cripple creek. in
this county. was witnessed Wednesday
at high noon a wedding OF unusual
beauty and briniancy. The contracting
parties were Miss Stuart, daughter Of
the late judge James Piper McTear. OF
this place and Mr.. w. II. Boiling. also Of
Wythevl.le.
The ceremony was impressiyely per-
formed by Rev. George a. Maiden, Of
the Methodist church.
The Htte but beautiful country church
was tastefully and deliberately decorated
with brides roses, maidenhair ferns, and
golden rod.
The bridesmaids were Miss Porter,
cousin Of the bride; Miss Powell and Miss
Obonchan, Of Wythevile and Miss Grace
Anderson. Of Max Meadows, two Of
whom were att.red in white organdie,
and two IN pink organdie.
The grOomEmen were Messrs. w. S.
Moore Of Lyrchburg; Frank Stras, Of
Salem, and J. r. Boiling, and Robert
sayers, Jr., Of Wytheville.
Messrs. c. n. Trink,c, OF Wytheville;
and Charles Gose, Of Cripple-Creek Val
ley, were the ushers.
There were four beautiful little flower
girls and gate openers-the Misses Es-
Their Porter. Helen Huffard, Anna and
jessie Gleayes.
The bride. who was handsomely dressed
in gown OF cream satin and lace, with
bridal veil and orange blossoms, entered
the church leaning upon the arm Of her
uncle, Mr.. =. L. Porter, who gave her
away. The groom was accompanied by
his best man, Mr. Floyd Boiling After
the ceremony the bridal party were driven
TO the hospitable home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. i. Porter, near by, where reception
was rendered them. after which they
drove 10 Wytheville and took the north
crn-bound vestibule for tour Of eastern
cities. among them Petersburg, the old
home of the groom.
Mr.. Boiling is well-known merchant
OF this place, and their future home viii
be in Wytheville.
MAY BE SERIOUS.
Mrs. Judge Boiling, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
mant Gait, who were in an unfortunate
and serious runaway In this place We'd
nesday morning, are still confined 10
their rooms, and II is thought that It will
be many days yet before either Of them
will be out again. II has since developed
that the injuries OF Mrs. Boiling and Mr.
Gait are far more serious than at first
supposed. Some apprehension Is still felt
that Mrs Bolllngs injuries may develope
into pneumonia.
Foltz Brothers. Of Culpeper, have OPEN
cd out a store In this place.
Miss Ethel Smith leaves tomorrow on
visit 70 friends in Martnsville, Dam
vile, and Norfolk, and thence TO her
home in Lynchburg.
DR.. Darst, OF Pulaski city. who married
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move 20 Bland Courthouse.
Misses Mamie and Tilla Wolfenden
have gone to Baltimore to take a course
in music at the Peabody Institute, in that
city.
Mrs. Armstrong returned to Baltimore
Wednesday. accompanied by Miss Susie
Spiller, who will visit friends In that city
for several weeks.
Rev. William Burley, pastor OF the
Christian church. at this place, has re-
turned to his charge after vacation OF
some weeks.
r. +. Withers, Jr., will return TO Pitts
burg, Pa, tomorrow He viii be accom-
paned by his sister, Mrs. Josephine Reed,
who will visit her sou Royal. there for
several days, and then she will go on to
Seattle, Wash, to spend the winter with
her sister. Mrs. John Y. Terry.
Miss Maggie Ewald left yesterday on a
visit to Baltimore.
Mr.. Norman Walker, OF the Times
Democrat, New Orleans, is visiting his
family, who are boarding here.
SICKNESS.
Frank Welser, OF this place, has ty-
phoid-fever.
George X. smythe ana wife. OF Kenova,
W. Va, are visiting I'm Wytheville.
Miss Mary Lacy, who has been visiting
relatives I'm Wythevlle for some weeks,
has returned 20 her home, in Lynchburg
Miss Minetree, who spent most Of the
summer here, has returned to her home,
I'm Washington city.
Miss Susie Fox has accepted a posi-
ton I'm Alabama, as typewriter. and will
leave for her new home in that State in
a few days.
Mrs. c. W. Heuser continues quite
sick at her home. on west Main street
The first frost OF the season fell on
Thursday morning. doing very little dam
age.