The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-26
WEDDINGS IN VIRGINIA.

Mr.. Ernest Truslow and Miss Alice
WitherS. both OF Stafford. were married
/ Thursday in that county, Rev. a. T. Lynn
officiating
County Clerk L. s Walker. of Shenan-
dOah County. issued eleven marriage
licenses Saturday for weddings to take
place during the holidays.
Mrs. Wellard, mother of c. E. weIlard
teller OF the Mount Jackson National
Bank. died at her hCme in Mount Jack
son. Tuesday of paralysis.
Mr. o. H. FraveI. of Woodstock. and
Miss Bessie E Miller. OF Toms Brook
were married at the brides home Sun
day. They Will make their home in
Woodstock
William D. Lamp. Of Frederick County.
Va. and Miss Maggie l. Custer. of Bun
ker Hill, Berkeley County. ". Va, were
married AT Martinsburg. W. Va Thurs
day night. Rev. c. z. Stealey. of the Bap-
tist Church, officiated.
Eugene Allen. a prominent young farm
er OF Fauquier County, was married YES
terday To Miss Lucy Thornton. daughter
of Mr.. T. c. Thornton, of Warrentou.
The ceremony took place in ST. James
P. h. Church, Rev. George W. Nelson,
rector, officiating.
Corbin NJ. Lewis. Of New York, wes
married at Roanoke yesterday to Miss
HonOria Garner daughter of W J. Gar
ner, at the brides home. Miss Leila Price
was maid Of honor and l. O. Price best
mar. Rev. J. NJ Milton, rector OF St.
Johns =. f. Church. Officiated.
VIII A. Hines was married yesterday
noon at Grace NJ. Z. Church, Roanoke, 10
Miss Bertha Wright daughter of Frank
p. Wright. A. =. Patterson was best man
and Miss Ada Kit;erman maid of honor
Rev j. NJ. Green. pastor Of the church,
ofliciated. The ~edding was largely at
tended.
Mr.. Jacob c. Miller and Miss Daisy NJ
TableT, daughter of Mr.. @. VI. Tabler,
were married Thursday evening at the
nome OF the brides parents, at Martins
burg, w Va Rev. Mr. Dice. of Shepherds
tOwn, OfhCiated. The attendants We're
Miss Annie Daley, who was maid of hon
or. and Mr.. Robert Miller, brother of the
groom, who was best man.
Mr.. Walter a. Grinnan, one of the best
known young business men of Richmond.
died yesterday morning, aged thirty-fOur
years He was son Of Robert A Grin
nan, formerly of New Orleans, and was
unmarried. He leaves sister, Miss Helen
@. Grinnan, and brother. Prof. Robert
7. Grinnan, of Bingham School. at Ashe-
vile; y. G.. and was cousin of Mr.. Dan
lei Grlnnan, prominent lawyer of Rich
mOnd.
Miss Bette NJ. Goodrich and Mr.. John
Gregory Harrison Were married last ev-
ening at the residence of the brides
ulOllltI III ItttTSDuTS. fleN. Is. r. LIDS
comb Officiated. The bride Is the attrac-
tive daughter of Mrs. Ann W. Goodrich,
and the groom is prominent citizen Of
Brunswick County. The bridal presents
were very handsome. Mr.. and Mrs Har-
rison left on the night train for the home
of the groom.
Mr.. A. B. Fleming, OF RileyvilIe, Page
County, and Miss Lucie ]. Silvey, of Rap
pahannOck County, were married yester-
day morning at the home of the brides
parents, Rev. Thomas J. Miller. of the
Front Royal NJ. Z. Church, officiating
The couple will spend their honeymoon in
Washington. Philadelphia, and New York
Mr.. Fleming was for several years super
visor of the Springfield district, Page
County
Miss Lily Marshall Kloman. daughter of
DR.. +. F. kloman, was married to Ed
ward Furman Wilson. of Darlington
County, S. c. yesterday at Silver Spring,
the brides home, near WarrentOn. Rev.
Henry F. klOman, rector OF Christ
Church, Baltimore. ard q brother of the
bride, ottieiated, and their sister, Miss
Agnes KlOman. was bridesmaid. Mr.. Ed
ward Johns was best man. The groom is
the chief chemist Of the Virginia Iron and
Coal Company. of Bristol, Tenn.
At st. Luke's Episcopal Church. Nor
folk, yesterday, Miss Fannie Louise
Thomas, recently. Of Norfolk, and Mr..
Richard KidOer Meade. assistant profess
sor of chemistry at Lafayette College,
EastOn, Pa, were married. Rev Mr..
Meade, of Hinton. w. Va, father of the
groom officiated. The bride entered lean
ing upon the arm of her brother, Mr.. r.
HaskinS Thomas. OF Baltimore, and was
met at the altar by the groom Mr. Rob
ert y. Meade a student at the Episcopal
Theological Seminary, at Alexandria, and
a brother of the groom. was best man. |
There were no feminine attendants. Mr..
G. b. Thomas, of Baltimore, a brother of
the bride, and Mr.. James G. Attix, of
EastOn, Pa. an intimate friend OF the
groom. were ushers. Mr.. and Mrs Meade |
will reside at EastOn, Pa.