The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-04
OLD DOMINION WEDDINGS.

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Nottingham, daughter of Mr.. ]. T. Not
nngham. became the bride of Mr.. Thomas
| II. Minton.
| Mr.. Henry Wisner. of Fredericksburg,
| and Miss Mamie FlippO were married
| "Wednesday afternoon at Round Oak
| Church, Caroline County Rev. J. w. Rey-
| nols and Rev r. S. Riland officiating Mr.
! ". II. Hurkamp was best man.
Miss Lydia Frances, daughter of Mr.. d.
| Frank Parker, and Mr. Robert F. Young,
| OF Norfolk, az emplaye OF the Norfolk
| and Western Railroad. were married this
afternoon at the brides home, near Suf-
| folk, by Rev W 7. Green.
Mr. Silas Marlin McFadden. of Kittan-
ming, Pa, and Miss Cora Parkinson. of
| Moundsville, w. Va, were married last
| evening by Rev. W. b. King at the
| brides home. The wedding was quiet, ow-
ing TO recent death Of relatives of the
| bride
Mr.. Paul T. boswell. an attache of the
| Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
| Railroad. and Miss Annie Dill Park
| lnson, the charming daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs w. L. Parkinson, of Hanover, were
married yesterday, at noon. at TayloyS-
Vile, Baptist Church, near Ashland. Rev.
5. 5. Hepburn performed the ceremony.
Miss BERTHE Powell, Of Suffolk, daughter
| of the late William Jackson Powell was
| married yesterday at her home to Will
| lam Henry Williams, by Rev. William
| I. Green. Miss Mary Williams. the bride
| groom's sister, was maid Of honor, and
Mr.. Harry Steinhardt was best man. The
| couple left for honeymoon.
Mr.. William T. Chaplin, a prominent
| young Newport News business man, and
| Miss Elizabeth Lane Roy, daughter of
Dr. W. s. Roy, were married at Front
| Royal yesterday afternoon Miss Vir-
ginia Cook was maid Of honor and Mr..
| George Chaplin, brother of the groom. was
| best man. The bridal party left for the
! North.
| Mr.. William I. Baxter, prominent bus
| mess man of Richmond Va, and Miss
| Lucille Chrisman, the youngest daughter
OF ex-Sheriff George 4. Chrisman' were
married at the residence of the bride
| sister, Mrs. W. W. Ramer, in Martins
burg, w. Va. Wednesday evening. Rev
| Wilson Chrisman, brother of the bride,
ed by Rev. John S. Douglas. The bride
| and groom left Immediately after the Ger
emony for Richmond, their future home.
At Andrews Chapel. Montross, West
| mOreland County, yesterday, Miss Eliza
| beth Walker, eldest daughter of the late
| William Walker, and Rev. Frank Burriss,
| member OF the Virginia Methodist Episco-
pal conference, now stationed at Ridge
| way, Henry County, were married. The
| ceremony was performed by Rev. W. W
| Walker. uncle of the bride. after which
an elaborate breakfast was served the
| bridal party at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Bette Walker.
| Mr.. Cary Ellis Stern, brother of Col j.
| Lave Stern, and Miss Eva Vernon Bowe
| daughter of Mr.. n w. Bowe, were mar
| Church, Richmond. The brides sister,
Mrs. John Thomas Penn, of Martins
vile, was the matrOn of honor The
| bride smaids were Misses Mary Marshall
Gillian. Mary Frayser, Emma Lewis
| Williams Bowe, and Daisy Hancock. of
! Danville. Col. J. S. Lave Stern was best
man, and the ushers Were Messrs. Stuart
| Bowe. Merritt Motley. Harry Colquitt
| Charles Caulling, Bruce Bowe. and Leslie
/ Ellis, OF Ashland. Rev. DR.. William T.
| Hatcher performed the ceremony.
Mr. Raymond Mancha, of Grand Rapids.
| Mich, and Miss Della A. StringfelloW
one of the leaders in Richmond society,
were married last evening at the home of
the brides father. Maj. Charles S. String
| one of the most elegant of the winter
Pew. DR.. William A. Barr of Norfolk,
performed the ceremony. which was fol-
lowed by a brilliant reception. BufoTd
( Scott and Jack Parish held the ribbons To
form the aisle through which the bridal
Earty entered. Misses Maude Stringfel-
low, the brides sister, and Mary Roper,
| of Petersburg, were the maids Of honor,
| and Misses Maggie Stringfellow. Judith
Deane, Maude Conrad, Meade Burwell
| and Bessie Thanin, OF Montgomery Ala .,
were the bridesmaids. Mr.. John Hagan,
OF Alabama, was best man.
At the Methodist Church South of
Edenburg, Va, last night, Miss Grace Du-
four Haas became the bride of Mr.. Fred
eriek T. Grove. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. II. NJ Reed. Miss Kate
| Topley presided at the organ. The ushers
were Misses Alice Jennings, Anna Belle
Santmiers, ZOda Rinker, and Nellie Lud-
Wig and the flower girls Misses Julia
T | I .fxErfor and Carrie VhfGcln hi a.
| wore white Organdie over white silk. and
carried Bride roses Miss Rose Haas, of
Baltimore. Md. sister of the bride, was
maid Of honor. The floral gates were
Miss Mary Stoneburner The ring was
carried on a silver tray by Miss Julia
Wightman. The groom entered the church
with his. brother, Mr.. John Grove, who
dered by Mr.. L. NJ Grove. father of the
groom.
Miss Maude LoOmis Parsons, daughter
OF the late Col. Henry c. Parsons, of Nat
ur3l Bridge, was married yesterday to
MIR. William II. McCluer, son OF Mr. r. 5.
! McCluer, of near Fancy Hill. The eere-
MOny took place at the residence OF the
brides mother, Mrs. III. G. Parsons, at the
| Natural Bridge. Rev G.. A Long, pastor
of High Bridge Church, officiating The
maid OF honor was Miss Helen Morrison,
of Washington, and the best man was M.
| d. Edward Witt OF Lexington. The other
! attendants We're Miss Gretchen Parsons,
sister of the bride, ard Mr.. George Witt,
| Mary Ware Gait, OF Williamsburg, Va
| Miss Dodge. of Washington, pre-
| sided az the piano and played the
! wedding march. After the ceremony a re-
| CeptiOn was held and a collation. served.
The newiy-wedoed couple left on the al
! ternoon train for a tour Of the West and
| South. and will make their future res
idence at the Natural Bridge. Among
| those present were Representative s w.
Mccall, OF Massachusetts; Judge Loonsis.
| OF West Virginia; Chief Engineer Gait, OF
the United States Navy; Miss Annie Gait
| OF williamsburg, Va; Mr. and Mrs Rob-
ert r. Witt, DR.. Robert Glasgow, and Mr..
GTeenlee d. Letcher. OF Lexington.
Mr.. J. D. Copenhaver and Mrs. Mary
J.. Can't. both OF Marunsburg, W. Va
we're married yesterday al the home OF
the bride By Rev ". w. Barnes, pastor
OF First NJ. E Church.
Al the residence Of Mrs. A. T. Strih-
ling NartinsbuTg, Mr.. Harrey T. Trus-
sell and Miss Lena Virginia Engie. both
of the vicinity OF Dufhelds, jefferson Coun-
~. were united in marriage BY Kew. DR.
| A G Hopkins, pastor or the Presbyterian
| Church. CharlestoWn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Burton. OF Rich
| mOnd have issued cards announcing the
tEelr daughter, MISS Alice Florence Bur
ton 10 Milton Lee Hutchinson. Mt and
Ms. Hutchinson viii be- at home so East
Cary street. after December 10
Miss Hettie T. Ham was married Thurs
day evening in Clifton Forge 10 Mr. John
NJ, Hatch Of Chicago The ceremony was
performed By Rev. j. A Barker Misc
Cora Carpenter was maid OF honor and
Hr. II r. Whseler best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hatch left Immediately after the
ceremony for their home In Chicago
tIysiery Absat Neuth's Death.
special to The wsshinEius Pss;.
Keyser W. Va, Nov. so.-Roy Mcneil.