Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-09-13
SEPTEMBER BRIDES.
Three Beautiful Wedding on last
"Wednesday.
PKERY-HAsKINs.

f9ery 10 Mr.. Md .denkins look place
at the residedce of the brides father
Mr.. III G. Peery, Wednesday, the
1Ith at 3. so. p. NJ. 1t was a qniet
home-weddipg, attended only by
the relatives and intimate friends.
The bride was dressed in q handsome
going g-away gown of marine-blue
venetian cloth, and had no attend
ants. Miss Hattie Surface played Lo-
hengrins wedding march. The bride
is an unusually handsome woman, a
typical brunette beauty. aud the
groom is a well known business man
here, being partner in the Taze-
well Racket Store. We trust their
future lives will be as happy as their
numerous relatives and friends would
ike to have them.
DUNN-Moss
On Wednesday the 11th at 2. 80.
p. NJ, a beautiful cermony was
performed at the III. +. church
North Tazewell. 1t was that which
united IN marrige Miss Caroline
Murere Dunn and Mr.. Robert G.
Moss, Rev John +. Wool of Oxford
n. c. being kthe officiating clergy
man. The church was beautifully
decorated in white aud green Qt
being white wedding") and wa
filed by the relatives and many
friends and well.wishers o. the happy
couple. The bride entered on the arm
of her uncle, Harry hi. Smythe, who
gave her away. She was dressed
in lovely costume of white organdie
with trimming Of lace and baby rib
bon the waist made with bon e-roi
jacket, the skirt made en- train, with
deep fiouuce, finished by small raj.
fies. A transparent veil shaded her
sweet iace, and fell over the charming
costume. She wore orange blossoms
and carried bouquet of bride-roses
Her attendants, Misses Mamie and
Alverta Moss, joey Brittian and
Stella Stras of Roanoke, wore white
organdie, with black velvet picture
hats, and carried pink carnations.
Miss Josephine Smythe, maid of
honor, was similarly attired. The
ushers were Messrs w. J. Gillespie
w. f. b. White, j. ". SPOTS and
Absrt Greever, the groom. entering
upon the arm of his brother, and
best man Mr.. Joseph Moss. Jr.
Little Misses Mary PrestOn and
Theresa Gresver acted as flower
girls, a charming little pair, in white
orgAndie dresses, with their cluster
of flowers.
The party entered to the strains
of Lohengrin's wedding march, and
during the ceremony, performed by
MIR. Wool with deep solemnity and
impressiveness, the soft tones of
Schubret's Serenade, blended with
his words. As the wedding party
passed out of the sacred building
Mendleshons wedding march sound
ed it's triumphants paeans. Miss
Carrie SPOTS was the organist anG
her skill aud brilliance in execution
never showed To greater advantage
The happy pair left on the even
ing r in for Buffalo and other points
N N'rth. They expect 10 make gu
an extended tour. On Tuesday ev,
before the wedding the bride enter
tanned her attendants and a fey
relatives at the home of her aunt,
the Misses Smythe.
1t would be bard to mention
pair who could have warmer goo
wishes from our people than this on,
v The bride, who is an orphan, hi
II long made her home with her aunt
@ and by her unfailing courtesy an
l. kindness of heart, has earned b,
eward. He that hath friends mu
g. show himself friendly, and a no
II of friends tesii y to this young LADY
~ character. Her nswly.wed husbar
ID is to be most warmly congratulat.
upon the treasure ke has won. Fl
st himselfis member of family viii.
rankssecO Id ton nons 10 the e,tims tic
re OF our people. He fully sustain
their reputation. being a man
ce sterling integrity, aud upright lii
ne The good wishes of this Office swe
the tide OF congratulations to bo