The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-10-08
A BEAUTIFUL MARRIAGE.
Osborne Plaster

one of the most fashionable and beau
tiful weddings ever witnessed in Loudoun
county was solemnized at Mt Calvary
F. T.. church. Round Hill, on Tuesday
Oct. | at "A. m, the contracting par
ties being Miss Fannie Meade Plaster,
daughter of DR. George f. Plaster, and
DR.. Archibald f. Osborne, OF Purcellvillc,
Va Promptly at the appointed hour the
bridal party entered the church, which
had been tastefuly decorated with potted
plants ferns, golden-rod. and brilliantly
lighted. To the sweet strains of "LOhen-
grin's Bridal March, - played by Miss Sal
lie Osborne. cousin OF the groom. in the
following order: Dr. Holmes leakley, OF
Staunton. with DR.. 4 Barnes Ilooe, Of
Washing ton, and DR. II Garnett Plaster,
br...cr oi the bride. with DR.. Clayton
Orr Of Petersburg Then came the maid
OF honor. Miss Marion Mason Plaster.
sister oi the bride, attired in white or
gandie carrying pink La France roses.
Following her was the flower girl. little
Miss Vivian Mason Daniel. of Fredericks-
bu-- dressed in white and pink, IA cousin
oi the bri le in front Of whom she scat
T. red pink roses. Lastly the bride, gowned
ii white batisteover silk. carrying Bride :
r1srs. entered on the arm OF her father
who gave her away She wore "A tulle
y,i caught with "a spray of orange bios
soH.s and pearl pin. an heirloom, and
was met AT the altar by the groom with
his best man, Dr. 7. ) Richardson, OF
Waynesboro, Va. During the ceremony,
which was impressiyely performed by
Rev. J. d. La Mothe, OF Epiphany church.
Washington. Loves Old, Sweet Song
was softly played, and Immediately after
the benediction the bridal party marched
out Of the church to the joyous peals OF
MendelssohH' march. The bride donned
her travelling suit of ofhandsome blue broad
cloth, tailor made, hat and gloves TO
match. and the happy pair were driven
to the train, attended 10y n concourse of
Fl lends and relatives. They will make an
extended Northern tour.
The bride is one of Nirginia's fairest
flowers, and her mother, who was n Miss
Talaierro, of Virginia, is n lineal descend
ant OF George Mason, OF "Gunston Hall.
Her father is descended from the old
Lloyd family, of Maryland, and was a
distinguished Confederate officer. The
brides mother was daughter of the late
Col Jas. NJ. Talialerro, who represented
Stafford in the Legislature for many
years The groom belongs to the old
Worthington and Osborne families OF
Virginia.
An elegant reception was given the
bridal party at Glenmeade," the home
OF the bride, on the evening of Sept. 30,
from to H. The parlors and hall were
elaborately decorated with palms, potted
plants. etc The dining-room. where an
elegant collation. was spread, was deco
rated in pink and green. The bridalpres-
ents, which were elegant, costly and nu-
merous, testify to the popularity OF the
young couple. Many guest were present
at the reception. Among those from a
distance were Mr. and Mrs p. V. Daniel,
of Fredericksburg; Misses Margaret Stuart
and Medora Hooe, of King George; Misses
Janet and Louise Meade and Mr. Ernest
Meade, of Clarke; Mr.. Edgar Snowden,
of Alexandria; Misses Gregory, Stice,
Smith, Kaspar and Baird, and Mr.. Guy
Smith and DR.. A. Barnes Hooe, OF Wash
ington; DR.. Holmes Yeakley, of Staunton;
DR.. Clayton Orr, OF Petersburg; DR.. T. S.
Richardson, of Wynesboro; Rev. and Mrs.
MacQueen Brydon, of Hamilton; Misses
Osborne, sisters of the groom; Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason Throckmorton, Mr. Bernard
ThrockmortOn, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Plas-
ter, Miss Pearl Osborne, Miss Sue Leith,
Miss Sallie Osborne, of Clarke county.