The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-15
SOME PRETTY
JUNE WEDDINGS
MajOr Cabell Makes Miss Mccormick
His BRIDE,
SUFFOLK HAS TWO MARRIAGES.
One q brilliant Society Event and the
Othci Was Quiet Though None
The Loss Pretty Ceremony.
other Weddings
, SUFFOLK HAS TWO MARRIAGES:

BERRYNiL1.E. VA. June H-Spccial.
One 0f the most fashionable and Drct-
eiest weddings ever solcmn.zcd BOZ Grace
lp.scopa. church here. WAS celebrated
This evening att o'clock. the contracting
parties being Major Charles EHct Canol
81 lyuChhurg and Miss Mamie Powell
Mccormick. of this place.
WHITE AND GREEN
10 was white and green wedding and
these cplors We're used almost exclusively,
both boo The costumes and in thc decora-
tions off the church. Che Htter were clao-
Vratc, beautiful cut flowers potteQ plants
ami candeiabr being used with pretty
sncct.
THE ATTENDANTS
The rihhou-bearers were Miss Emily
tontc Mccormick and Master George
Washington Lewis of this county. the
bridesmaid. were Misses Mary and Eliza
d-ipleft. Annie B Moore. Margrctta Me-
Corulck. and May wheat of This county,
Rose E Mcdonald. of Norfolk Margaret
Cahen of Norwood Va and Charlotte
Ransom. of Saunt0n. The rshers were
Nessrs ArmIstead Long. off L1nchhufe,
j. Baldwin Ransom. of stanton. Huns
den Carer of Richmond. Lawrence Nc
Corm.ck OF Temple. Tex. and r. s..
blackburn smith and Frank Mccormick
't N'.N' N'..'
Washington. and Dr. Louis NJ. Allen 0f
baltimore Miss jamie g.. Moore presided
ot mo organ.
TlIG BRIDAL MARCH.
Promptly at the designated hour the
strains of L0h.nerin- wedding march
sounded tle approach of thc wedding
party into the church. The bridesmaids
led having entered the church rom the
VDsfry-rlam and moved two Dog two down
The centre aisle to the entrance. thence
they and fhc ushtrs. preceded bv the ride
bon-hcarors. marched TWO each alternate
ly to tht chancel followed hy the maid
Of honor. Miss Rose El2cy Mccormick.
of This county. Lastly came The bride
leaning ou the arm of hcr father ur.
Cyrus Mccormick AZ the altar the bride
was met hv the groom. accompanied
by hs best man. Mr. William cabeu
M0ore oi This county The nuDtaI Knot
was Tied hy Rev. Edward Wall rector
OF the church During the ceremony go
Perfect Love was softly rendered 800 the
ORGAN The bridal party rerred from the
church Go the strains of MendeIlsohn
wedding march.
THE COSTUMES.
The bride was attlrel in gown Of
white ssun made en traine and trimmed
with ola point lace. her yel was caught
in place hy spray of orange blossoms,
she carried brides roses and lilies of the
valley. The maid of honor wore nile
green org8ndie over green ta0eta and
carried bridesmaids roses. White orgln-
die with green ribbons was worn bv all
the bridesmaids. who carried La France
roses.
The bride is daughter of Dr. and Mrs
Cyrus Mccormick of This place. and .s
prominently connected thr0uehout the
state. She S. srikinely handsome bru-
uette
The groom is % SON of Mr. and Airs
William ID. Cabcn of Norwood. Na- and
ST. member of the Lynchburg Oar.
During the Spanish-Amerloau war he
served with the rank OF Captain of the
sta0 ~ GEN Thomas IT, Kosser and was
alter appointed by Governor Tyler
Major in the sixth Virginia regiment
lis maternal grandfather Colonel chas.
s1et Jr. was one of the most pr0mi-
rent engineers of his day. having built
boz FIRST suspension bridges n ibis coun-
trv-those nc Tairmont w va. phia-
dcluhia. Wheeling and Niagara. He
commanded the first fleet of arm0red vcs-
sells used hv the Folerals in The civil war
and was killed m the attack upon Mem
ph.s Boo June 1852
Major and Mrs CabeIl left on night
train for q tour to points of interest SOB
the North They win reside in Lynch
burg w
Immediately after The ceremony % rec
cepuon was rendered the bridal party at
the home of the brides parents. which
was largely attended.