Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-16
LEXINGTON WEDDING
MISS PENDLEToN BECOMES THE.
bride OF MIR. W. n. LEAVELI.
A VERY PRETTY AFFAIR.
Deaths of Ncasrs. Albright, Wallace,
and Thomrs Observation-Disclosures Main
struck by Ligbtnipg-Washin ton
and Lee University News.

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o'clock. in Grace-Memorial Episcopa!
! church. The contracting parties were
/ Miss Lucy Nelson Pcndleton, the eldest
| daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Robert n. Pen
! dlcton. Of Wytheville, Va. and Mr.. VII
/ liam r. Lcavel. Jr.. OF Crescent. w
| Va son OF Rev. W. r. Leavell. of
I Hcdgc~ville. W. Va Miss Pendleton for
many years past has made her home with
! her cousin Mrs. Susan i. Lee. daughter
of General William y. Pendleton who
was chief of artillery of the Army of
Northern Virginia. aud later was rector
| Of Grace Memorial church, until the time
OF his death. Miss Pendleton WAS de-
servedly popular and type Of Nirginid's
/ beautiful daughters, OF a decided brunette
I style and queenly carriage, we'll known,
| ana a great favorite. MI Leavell Is
/ graduate OF Washington and Lee Uni
versity. of the class of 1915, ana took
the degree OF NJ. A., and later the de-
gree Of Bachelor OF Law and has for
some time past been a coal operator in
the Hanawha Valley.
The church was tastefully trimmed
with flowers. evergrcens. and potted
plants. and lighted with wax candles,
under which the bridal party presented
beautiful and Respondent picture as the
marriage ceremony OF the Episcopal ser
Woe was recited.
THE ATTENDANTS.
The ushers were Mr.. G. l. Thornton,
of Port Royal, Va; Mr.. }. W. GarroW'
of Houston. Tex: Mr.. James H. ShiVeiy'
of Marion. Ind. and Mr.. Robert Nelson
Of Lexington, Ky.
The Lohengrm march was rendered by
MIR. Hugh NJ. McIhany. Of Staunton. Va
and the bridal party entered as follows;
Miss Anne Mcdonald. OF Charlestown,
| ". Va. attired in pink organdie ana car
rying white roses; Miss Anne Daniel oil
| CharlestoWn. w. Va. attired in PINK or
candle and carrying white roses; brides
maids and nicccs of Mr.. LeaVel. loiloW-
ed by the groomsmen, Mr.. Harry w d.
Pratt and Mr.. a. Nelson Myers, poIh u
Lexington. va: Miss Kate Pendleton, OF
WVtheville Va, a sister OF the DIlue'
. attired in white organdie, and WIN
nosegay of pink roses; Miss Heieh
o. Moore of Wythevlle. attired III WIll1e
T / organdie and carrying pink roses pIIuv9
. maids followed by the groomsmeh MI
! Roy G. Mitchell. Of Brownsburg. VA
/ and Mr. John Glenn, of Baltimore heAl
r. the flower girls. Misses Ellnor ana AuN"-
4 lctte Gadsden, Of Washington. j. l.
y tired i'm pink. and Misses Margaret TURK
j. If Wasbinaton. d. c.. and Ellen Ander-
n son. of Lexington. Va, IN "hlte. i'a9'
!. came the bride who was attired III pc
: coming gown of white organize. WIN
, veil She carried "a marriage DOOR ana
entered leaning on the arm OF her prolher'
Mr.. William G.. Pendleton, OF WytheNlHe'
, Va. The groom. with Mr.. John H. camp
hon of Lexington. Va, as best man.
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left and met the bride at the cndncel'
where the Rev. r. J. McBryde. d. D.
rector of Gracc-Memorial church. per
formed the ceremony.
After the marriage the bridal party
: left the church TO the strains OF Mendels-
: shon's march, and repaired TO nc
pines" Mrs. Susan p. Lees residence
on jackson avenue. where reception Ia
the bride and groom was given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leaven. after the recep-
- ton. left by private conveyance for
Buena Vista. where they took the north
bound train Of the Norfolk and Western
railroad. They will reside at HARDWOOD
w Va. in the future.
Among those present were Mr.. ano
Mrs Chafiiu, of Virginia.
. ADDRESS on GLADSTONE.
President william L. Wilson, Of thu
Washington and Lee University. began
. Yesterday d series of six lectures betor
The Junior and senior law classes of th
University on political government. 1T
has also accepted an invitation from IN
:. regents of Yale to deliver series OF lee
lures on the same subject at the school
President Wilson's address on Wednes
day morning to the students Of the Uni
versity was an eulogium of Gladstone
Referring TO this great statesman ne san
e, I'm part: "While all are stirred with In
present situation of affairs great ma
is passing away on the other side OF tn
:. ocean lie graduated with the highes
, bonors at oxford. He never stoppe
growing. He was a man who studio
5. and learned every day. He became
member of the House of Commons yer
, short time after he graduated. and fror
= the first was a prominent member. SIEVE
raj parliaments after that he became n
chancellor of the EXchequer. In 1868 h
was made Prime Minister Of England
the Liberal party lie was Tour uih'
, Prime Minister. He has become prom
d, nent in extending the franchise in Ems
D land As the leader Of the Liberal part
S. he WAS. of course, target TO certal
extent. He has been a great leader an
p scholar. and his is one Of the remarkaD
H. lives of the English people.
1r STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
- 4 large maine of the Old Water-Wor'
ce was struck by lightning during a receI
storm Where il crosses Woods cree
coming into town, it was exposed al
- This was the section which was struc
II was broken and splintered IN sever
n nlaces. and in one place, about lOJ yaI'
n distant from where the pipe was Ut
j. etruck and under ground, there was
# ..rious fracture The Superintendent
~ mo Water-Works reports that 1t was vi
~ ouestionably the work of lightning as
has seen rents in the pipe lore ITO
he the same cause.
y Mr. Albright Wallace. OF Fancy III
lS died Mt his residence there TINS wee
~ .,,.d e2 vcars. He was a son OF John wa
r. / 1sco a Uell-known hOtcl-keeper OF Fal
field in ante-bellum days. In 1868 ne ma
~ | RED Miss Jane Lindsay, daughter OF y
,r. late James Lindsay of this place WI
a died six years ago. He leaves three en-
ie' dren-Miss Susie Wallace. of this count
n and John A. and Lindsay Wallace
- Tonesloro' Ind. He was a soldier in u
on civil war and served in the Second Roc
Pl hridce Artillery, and was badly wound'
- -, Aueehany mountain December II, lS'
IN lie U.s. buried az Failing Spring Gem
OF terry. ,
4 LIBERAL PROPOSITION.
IN In view Of the entrance eXaininauo
po,v required I'm order to matriculate
INC washington and Lee University al
80 tho GOOD results obtained at several pr
naratory schools where pupils nave II
"a, lowed the course necessary 10 PaSs =