Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-30
TWO WEDDINGS.
Notable Events in Winchester So
ciaI Circles.

WINCHESTER, VA, December ~
(SpeciaL)-Among the many bright memo
ries OF Winchester's social life the mar
riage yesterday evening of DR.. Samuei
Marx Barton. of the University OF the
South, at Sewanee, Tenn, and Miss Mary
Mnlicent TidbaH of this city, VIII long
be accounted one of the most brllllaht
and charming. The wedding took place
at Linden" the beautiful country nome
of the brides mother, Mrs. Edward NJ
Tidball. The house was brilliantly hghleu
and deliberately decorated. At 43O O'CLOCK
as the first notes of the wedding march
were sounded by Mrs. Henry stephenson
little Misses Laura Dame ana wine NC
CURE as ribbon girls, entered the par
lors. clad in dainty costumes or whlte
oreandie and ribbon, and carrying oou-
uuets of pink roses. They were toiIowed
by the maid of honor, Miss Mary Jones'
in white organdie over white satin, carry
ing yellow roses and ferns. foho"lhs
the maid of honor was the bride, attired
i'm an elegant costume of white corded
silk and duchess lace, with bridal ven
and orange blossoms She carried
bououet of brides roses and ferns, ana
entered the parlors leaning on the arm
Of her cousin. Mr.. T. Alick Jones, by
whom she was given away. Inc groom
was attended by his best man. MI 10
bert +. Baldwin, of Norfolk, va. me
ceremony was performed by Rev. l. ,,
TidhaU ID. D. of Philadelphia, a cousin
90 tbe brides. and Rev Nelson p. Dame,
rector of Christ Episcopal church, WIN
chester. After the ceremony wedding
sumner was served and then the bT1uai
connie took the evening train Tor New
work whence they will sail for Italy
where they will spend the winter
one of the prettiest weddings I'm WIN
chester's leading social circles TINS sea
son was solemniZed this evening at uhe
residence of the brides parents. me
ao,'troctinq narties were Miss Mary Eliza
hotb wall the pretty and accomplished
daughter of Mr.. w. w Wall, one or the
leading merchants of this city, and MI,
charles Frederick Barr, prominent
Young photographed here. The brlde was
| ottired in ivory satin, with veil caught
with a sunburst of diamonds ana pearls
the Gift of the groom, and carried an
ivory-covered prayer-book. she ehteieu
/ the spacious parlOr, which was tds'elulS
| decorated with potted plants ana no"eia,
! 10 a wedding march rendered on tue
"a IL, Miss Ellen Boyd accompanied
! nv professor Thomas Beardsworth on inc
| violin ana attended, y the maid OF hoiior
Mic Gravce Wall, who was DecofHlhsS
| tired In light blue mousseline de sole
over light blue satin. They were tollow WEI,
~, the bridesmaids, who were gowheu
in white organdie and carried white car al
nations The bridesmaids were MISS L l.,a
RE Harper of Harrisonburg; Miss Bertn i'
Rodgers. of Baltimore; Miss Rose Harry
| of Washington, and Miss Mamie D"l Ga
! the sister of the groom me Dllue az" ~,
| we '5oots were met at a floral altar by
-. eroom and the best man, MI H.
pio,r sbeetz followed by the groomsmeh'
r.b ,, we're Mcssrs. George Clarence Miller,
NJ W. converse. of Harrisonburg; William
T. T. b Barr, and L. c. Janney. The &c eer e
-, was performed by Rev. DR.. W. H.
i ~ Iarner of Harrisonburg, and after
,veddinr supper the newly-married COUPE
took the evening train for an EXTENDED
! trip North.