The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
WEDDING in WARRENTON.
Mr.. Albert Fletcher, Jr., and Miss Emily
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ssVvARRENTON, VA, Nov IA very
beautiful wedding was celebrated tms
evening in st. James Episcopal church,
when Miss Emily North Forbes, the cid.
est daughter OF Mr.. and 4,,rs. Murray
Forbes, and Mr.. Albert Fletcher, Jr.,
were married by the Rev. q. w. NeI-
son in the presence Of several hundred
guests.
The chancel of the church was lined
with palms. forming Il background to
The huge clusters OF white chry santne-
nuns, which were the only. flowers USED
In the decorati ons, while many wax
lights Illuminated the altar. LIE Wet
ding marches were rendered by the &C
complished organist, Mss Annie LAY.
who also played during the seating or
the guests. The ushers who performed
the latter service were Mr.. lines FORBES,
brother of the Bride; DR.. Howard
Fletcher, brother of the groom; Mr..
Thomas SeTnnes, of New Orleans; Or.
George Victor L.tcl1helG, Jr., of Balt1-
more; Mr.. ]. A. G. Eeith ana air.
George Latham Fletcher, of WaTrenton.
The ribbons were held by little Miss Mar
garct and Master Irwin Dunn.
At o'clock the bridal party entered
the church, preceded by ushers.
The bridesmaid was Miss lucille Carter.
of Orarfge, Va, and the matc OF honor
the charming and popular slste. OF the
bride, Miss5i Mary semnes rorntis.
Both attendants were gowned alike III
exquisite creations of pale green crepe
de chine, with guiulpe and fittings or
white chiffon, and carried large bou-
quets Of white carnations. Following
them came the bride, escorted by her
father.
She never looked more beeut1ful tnan
hi oSin oil 11ef1 n
monty pretty girl Her TOWN was white
Canton crepe, simply, but perfectly fash
oned in the prevailing mode The bodlce
was made UP: in extremely fine tucks,
with a yoke CT exquisite hand-work or
sllK embroidery, wrought with seeu
pearls and a garnitlre of creamy lace.
Her veil of tulle was fastened with
ew of the flowers from her bouquet,
which was a shower of lilies OF the val
knots in white ribbons They We're met
at the altar by the groom and his tathet'
who acted as his best man.
a small reception to the Imhle---ate
relatives and friends followed at the
home of the bride, after which Mr. ana
Mrs Fletcher left for a short trip north.
Miss Forbes, who came out rev
years ago, is a very popular slfi. ana
"A member of an old and distinguished
Fauquier family.
Her maternal grandfatner, the late
late Captain North, served with distinc-
/ ton in the United States Navy.
MIR Fletcher is q rising young Dust
ness man of Warrenton. and is the SO :
of Albert Fletcher, a prominent ana IN
huential citizen of the county, al a
| popular member of the present Constl-
tutional Convention of Virginia.
The bride was the recipient Of numer-
Gus and beautiful wedding presents
among which was handsome silver ser
vice from Mrs. North, her. grandmother.
The gift of the groom's. father. was the
entire furniture for the home the young
couple will occupy.
Among the relatives and friends VINO
! attended the wedding were Mr- ana
Mrs. c. Irwin Dunn, and Miss Alice =.
North of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
chic Roberts and Miss Aileen Kerr, OF
Washington; Miss Lucy Cnisoina. OF sa-
vannah; Mr.. David c. Lannon and Mr.
Gaylord Csark4 Mrs. North. Mrs
FORBES. Mr. and Mrs. Conway SpilIman n,
Mrs and Miss kinckeloe, Mr. l. N.
| Fletcher. and the Misses Fletcher, an0
Mss Allison Williams, OF Baltimore