Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-02
DEM Y---STRICKLER.
ONE PROFESSOR AND DAUGHTER
OF ANOTHER ARE MARRIED..
PRETTY WEDDING At The SEMINARY.
Miss jamie JunISfn striciklcr Becomes
the wife of Professor George H..
Denny, of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Tour Abroad.
Tour Abroad.

| Professor George H. Denny, Phi. d., Of
Hampden-Sidney College. and Miss JAMIE
Junkin Strickler were married at noon
yesterday in the chapel at the Union The
illogical Seminary.
| The ceremony was performed by Rev.
DR.. G. 3. Strickler, of the seminary. IA
Their Of the bride, assisted by Rev. Charles
f. Rankin. of Red Spring. N. c.
The decorations Of the chapel were SIM
pie and pretty. The auditorium was fair
ly well filed wieh the friends OF the cou-
pie. including the members Of the semi
| nary faculty and their families, and
guests from this city and elsewhere.
THE ATTENDANTS.
| The maid OF honor was the beautiful
| sister of the BRIDE Miss Mary Ramsey
Stricken. The best man was Mr.. W. Lee
Estes. OF Texarkana, Tex.
The other attendants were Miss Fife V.
Stricken. with DR.. II. NJ. Smith. of Hamp-
den-Sidney Miss Matte c. Denny with
DR.. Cyrus w. Stricken. of Atlanta. Ga;
Miss Daisy Moore, of Natural Bridge,
with Rev. T. b. Southall, Of Austin, Tex.
Miss Florence Werner. of Atlanta, with
Rev. w. II. Frazer, of Lafayette, Ala;
Miss Bessie Poague. of Lexington, with
Mr. j. L. Stuart of Pantops Academy.
Albemarle county; Miss Lucy Effinger. of
Lexington. with Mr.. Lewis i. Harvie, of
this city; Miss Salie Lane of Richmond
with Mr.. Allen +. Edwards, of New York;
Miss Margaret Lane, Of Richmond, with
Rev. r. w. Joplin, of Princeton Miss
Margaret Kirk, of Atlanta, with Mr..
James White Shelley. Of Marion, Va.
The maid OF honor wore pink organdie;
the other ladies who were attendants
were gowned in white of the same mate
rial. The bridesmaids wore large white
hats. trimmed with pink roses.
The ushers were Messrs. Henry A. Con-
verse. OF Winchester; A. ID. =. Gilmour.
of Richmond; James Hoge Tyler, Jr.. Of
Richmond. and James b. Ffcklen, of AL
bemarle.
WILL ROAM IN EUROPE.
After the ceremony an elegant break
fast was served the guests at the resi-
dence of DR.. Stricker. and soon thereaf-
ter the couple left for Washington. Balti-
more, and New York, from which city
they will sail on the 18th of June to spend
few months roaming in Europe.
The spacious parlor at the residence of
the brides parents hardly afforded room
Sufnclent Tor the display OF the presents
received, the couple being remembered by
more than a hundred Of their friends,
who sent gifts of almost every character.
in silver, crystal and china.
Professor Denny occupies the Chair of
Latin at Hampden-Sidney College. and
besides being a young man of deep Gull
ture, is teacher of high ability. for
whom those who know him best predict a
brilliant career.
The bride is a typical young Virginia
girl, pretty refined, and accomplished
one of the kind that has made the women
Of the Commonwealth the peers of any in
the world.
Fanear-ParsOns.
Mr.. Charles III. Fanear and Miss Laura
Lee Parsons were married at o'clock
Wednesday night, at the residence of the
brides aunt, No 1923 Ashland street. by
Rev. DR.. /. NJ. Mercer, pastor of West
View Baptist church. Only q few friends
Of the young couple were present.
Mr.. Fanear is a well-known black
smith on Seventh street. and his bride is
an attractive VOunp lady with