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The Washington times., 1902-12-07

/ Mrs. Seaton Schroeder introduced her
daughter. Sally. at a tea Thursday af-
/ ternoon. The distinguishing feature os
Mrs. Schroeder's reception was the num-
Der Of the resident set present. At no
function this winter have so many OF
the old Washington people been gath
cred together. A daughter OF a distin-
guished family said: IT an having
beautiful time here. as I call so many
women by their first names"
Miss Schroeder was very pretty in her
dainty white gown. and a table piled
high with flowers attested her popular
ity Mrs. John Poor and Miss Sauie
Emory served cafe frappe and chocolate
in The dining room. Mrs. Robert Chew
poured tea and Miss Victoria Emory
presided over Ine punch bowl. Mrs.
Frank Schroeder. aunt Of the debutante.
came on from New York to receive with
her niece. Mrs. Schroeder was also as
sisted in receiving by a number CT tas
debutantes Of this season
Mrs. Arthur D. Marks will be at home
MouusSs at the Coywood, 1923 L Street
northwest.
Assistant Secretary Of War Sanger.
who has been in New York for the past
few days, returned to Washington yes
terday.
Justice Holmes. Of the Supreme Court.
reached Washington yesterday and will
take the oath o. Office in the court Mon
day morning.
Hon. George ". Bowden. who passed
last week in Washington. returned to his
home in Norfolk on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Andrews and
their two nieoes, Miss Bessie King SEQ
viii and Miss Isabel Andrews Spears. OF
Cincinnati, sailed yesterday on the
steamer New England from Boston for
the Mediterranean. They will pass the
winter in Italy
Mrs. Charles Poor viii give tea on
Wednesday. December 10. in honor Of
her guest, Miss Eleanor Wilson, or VIII
mington, Pa.
Miss Matte MacElroy. Of Lebanon.
KY, will pass the next two weeks in
Washington. as the guest Of friends.
Mrs. Robert A. Williams. OF Alilwau-
kee. will visit Colonel and Mrs. Edwin
F. Townsend for the next few weeks.
MI and Mrs Waiter 3. Brannon VIII
go to Atlanta. Ca. the coming week for
visit Of several days with friends
there.
The Washington times., 1902-12-07

Mrs. Sarah Cromwell Bent. widow Of
Ward Bent, a well-known Philadelphia.
who died fear years ago. and Archie
Pell, Of New York, were married at
Bordentown. ~ J.. on Thursday. The
Rev. Robert z. Campbell. OF Princeton.
performed the ceremony. Mrs. PeH is
beautiful, woman, tall. slender. and
graceful, with marvellous brown eyes.
For her wedding gown she wore a tan
colored broadcloth trimmed with sable
with hat and gloves TO match. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pell left for Bordentown for a we'd
ding trip through Canada Immediately
after their marriage
The Washington times., 1902-12-07

Mrs. Howry. wife Of Judge Charles r.
Howry. Of 172S y Street northwest. viii
receive tomorrow afternoon.
The Washington times., 1902-12-07
The Cabinet.

Mrs. Hay has decided 10 receive in
formally in December end VIII be at
home every Wednesday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1902-12-07
J. ST. LOE STRACHEY.

Story Of Boston. Lanier Mckee. brother
OF Dunn Mckee, viii act as best man.
and the Rev. Arson Phelps stokes, Of
New York. a classmate Of Mr.. Mckee,
Yale '96, viii celebrate the marriage.
The Washington times., 1902-12-07

Mrs. Abner Mckinley entertained at
breakfast yesterday morning at the Ho-
tel Manhattan, in honor OF Mrs. Fair
banks, the wife Of the Senator from In
diana
The Washington times., 1902-12-07

The Silver Wave Social Club will give
a popular prize waltzing contest at 81.
Joseph's Hall. Fifth and H Streets.
Tuesday evening. Admission win be by
card
The Washington times., 1902-12-07

Mrs. Arthur D. Marks will be at home
Mouusys at the Coywood, 1923 L Street
northwest.
The Washington times., 1902-12-07

Assistant Secretary Of War Sanger,
who has been in New York for the past
few days, returned to Washington yes
terday.
The Washington times., 1902-12-07

Hon George ". Bowden. who passed
last week in Washington. returned to his
home in Norfolk on Friday.
The Washington times., 1902-12-07

Mrs. Charles Poor viii give a tea on
wednesday. December 10. in honor OF
her guest, Miss Eleanor Wilson, OF VIII
mingtOn, Pa.
The Washington times., 1902-12-07

Justice Holmes. Of the Supreme Court,
reached Washington yesterday and will
take the oath o. Office In the court Mon
day morning.
The Washington times., 1902-12-07

Miss Matte MacElroy. OF Lebanon.
KY, viii pass the next two weeks in
Washington. as the guest OF friends.
The Washington times., 1902-12-07

Mr. and Mrs. Waiter B. Brannon VIII
go to Atlanta. Ca. the coming week for
a visit Of several days with friends
there.
The Washington times., 1902-12-07

Mrs. Robert A. Williams. OF Milwar-
kee. will visit Colonel and Mrs. Edwin
F. Townsend for the next few weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-06
MORE Bic POTATOES,
Chesterfleldlan Tuber Whlc
Weighs Eight Pounds,
and Looks it,

CHESTER, VA, November 5.-(Speclalj
The largest sweet-potato ever seen IN TINS
section this year was exhibited here to
day 1t weighed eight pounds, measured
twenty-three inches in circumference, anc
was Of the yam variety. This giant pota
70 was raised by Mr.. w. L. Burgess, one
of the county's most prosperous and well
known farmers. who owns nice larui
near Ochre about five miles from here.
While on the "tater'' subject l recall.
that a well-hnown citizen and experienced
huntsman stated that he once raised
tuber in his garden that weighed eleven
pounds. Another gentleman VINO visits
the well-hnown huntsman occasionally
related the story that he once pianteL
a large potato for the purpose OF raising
plants but instead. of its growing plants
it grew in size and when taken from tne
ground was OF enormous size.
Mr.. E. T. Hatcher, one or the larges,
farmers on James river, has lost four
very fine mules in the past ten months,
The animals all died after being sick only
q very short time. One OF them was
taken to a veterinary surgeon at Peters
burg lust before it's death. to DC eX-
amined.
Mrs. III. A. Tucker, of Atlanta. Ga, ar
rived here yesterday morning over the
Seaboard Airline and is visiting her SIS
ter. Mrs. E. C. Shields.
Mrs w. L. Burgess. of Ochre, vlsltec
relatives here to-day
The bride and groom, Mr.. and Mrs.
RicheIieu Hatcher, have returned from
their northern tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hopkins. of Ohio, are
visiting the latters parents, MI ana
Mrs. Jordan near the Courthouse.
Mr.. P B. Clark and wife, of Beach
are in the village to-day.
Mr.. Flavel Goode. of Richmond, visited
his sister, Mrs. Matte Perdue, Sunday
Mr.. Bonnie Graves, who has been con-
fined to his home for the past two months
on account of a very severe attack OF
typhoid-fever, is now able to be out anc
has resumed his duties in Mr.. P. D..
Clark's store.
Mr.. Herbert DuVal. of Portsmouth.
visited his sisters, near Centralia, few
days ago.
Rev. T. Ragand Sanford is conducting
a series of night meetings at Second
Branch church, on the Broad ROCK roao-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-06
4 R-lGN OF BRIDES,
MANY WEDDINGS WERE soLE,,-
NEED IN THIS STATE YESTERDAY.
The ONE At FRONT ROYAL.
ur. mckay Leads Miss Cook TO The
ltar-Two Pretty Ceremonies Mt
acknowledgement winchcs-
90. ma.npton. noydton. nnd Mil-
.iamsbur& Swell tho Happy Ranks.

'FRONT.' ROYAL. VA, November s.
4sgccal)-The local Presbyterian church,
was Inc. scene Of a beautiful wedding this
evening at 6 o'clock. the contracting par.
tes being Mr. Alfred Jesse Mckay. OF
Ba sdnore, and Miss Virginia Woodward
cgca. daughter OF Hon. Giles Cook. OF
tbs town. Rev. DR.. a. c. Hopkins. OF
Char.cstown. W. Va, oficiated. The
bride entered the church with her brother,
nj Giles Is. Cook, She wore white crepe
dc chine over taneta, and carrying s
shower bouquet of Brides roses. The
church was tastefully decorated with
ferns. palms, and white chrysanthemums.
Mrs NJ. 7. Chaplin, of Newpo News.
va. was maron OF honor The follow
ing were bridesmaids: Misses Kathleen
anu Alice Cook. sisters OF the bride; Miss
Frances Cook, Of Jefferson City, Mo;
Ass Lucy Mckay. OF Baltimore. sister
oa the groom: Misses Elsie and Elizabeth
5sllatee, and Misses Mary Carson and
aeeca Roy All of Front Royal. The
3. aru was attended by his brother, Mr..
Marion Mckay, of Baltimore, while
following acted as ushers: Messrs
E l. Mckay. A A. Mckay, and c. O.
Say al OF Baltimore, and brothers
OF tlle groom; DR.. Henry c. Macatee, of
washington, D. C; Messrs. Richard L.
Cock OF the University OF Virginia: Dan
{rl Cloud, Jr., OF Baltimore; J. II. NJ.
CaEsett Of Berryville. Va, and S. Is.
Dog-riug. o. Front Royal.
Mrs. ". T. Chaplin. matron Of honor.
vas eowred in white crepe de chine and
carried JacQueminot roses; the brides
maids wore white organizes trimmed with
white satin ribbon, eacn carrying a..
american Beauty rose.
Tie bride is one Of the Valleys at
Factlye and accomplished daughters. and
has 8 large circle of friends. especially
ii the District of Columbia and Mary
land as well as in this section Of the
state In 1900 she was selected sponsor
this district at the Grand Encamn-
ii mt OF Confederate Veterans. which con-
aaed at Pulaski City, Va.
The groom is d prosperous young bust
ness-nan OF Baltimore, and is connected
with the firm of N. Samuels. & Co., Of
Rat city. He was originally from this
county. where he has a host OF friends.
Ny and Mrs. Mckay took the north
hound evening train and after their br--al
tour VIII resGe in Baltimore, on Fairmon,
avenue Forest Park. they will be at
lone after December LIST.
Among those from a distance who at
tended the wedding were: DR.. and Mrs
@ Wythe Cook, DR.. II. c. Macatec and
mr. Giles &. Cook, ell Of Washington,
H. C: Mr.. r. l. Cook OF the University
If Virginia; Miss Helen NJ Finlay, OF
Charlottesville Va; Mr.. and Mrs. "
Woodward Cloud. the Misses Cloud. Miss
Alma Phelps, Messrs d. NJ. Mckay, A. a.
Mckay, c. O. Mckay, and Misses Mary
woodward and Lucy Mckay, all of Balu-
more; Miss Frances S. Cook, of Jefferson
City. No. Miss Louise Claggett, and Nj.
j. N. H Claggett, Of Berryyille, Ma.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-06
LYNCHBURG'S BRIDAL ALTAR.
Miss Mary Bell the Wife of DIR. Per-
lSins-Hocps-EisIle


LYNCHBURG, VA, November 5.-tspe-
cial.)-A pretty home wedding took place
at noon to-day at No. 81 Fifth avenue.
he residence Of Mr.. E. L. Bell, the brides
father, the contracting parties being Miss
Mary Sarah Bell and Mr.. William Robert
son Perkins. The large reception hall OF
Mr. Belts beautiful home. had been taste
fully decorated with pink and white chry
Santhemums, fern, and potted plants.
making a charming picture when the bri-
ial party were all assembled before the
minister. Nearly a hundred friends and
elatives were present to witness the
CEREMONY, which was performed by Rev
Or. w. J. Young, Of the Court-Street
Methodist church. The maid OF honor
was Miss Daisie Bell. sister Of the bride,
and Mr.. S. Garland Hammer was the
best man. Six young ladies, friends Of
The bride. were also grouped effectively
in the wedding party. They were Misses
Katie Pittman. Rena Bell, Lizzie Oglesb,.
Fanny Wingfeld Saiiie Jones' and Mamie
Bell. Mrs. SaIie Christian played several
appropria te selections on the piano
The bride wore tan travelling suit OF
mode cloth with hat to match, and car
ved white Brides roses. The maid OF
honor was dressed in white organdie,
trimmed with white ribbons and carried
pink chrysa nthemums
After the ceremony, a handsome wed
ding breakfast was served. after which
Mr., and Mrs. Perkins took the Chesa-
peake and Ohio train for Richmond, from
which city they will so to their future
home in Newport News.
The groom is native of Nelson county,
and for several years practiced law in
this city as a partner of Judge J. Sin
gleton Diggs. About eighteen months ago
he moved to Newport News where he is
at present practicing law with Mr.. 0. D
Bachelor. The bride is the attractive
daughter of Mr.. E. l.. Bell and is an ex-
ceedingly popular young lady.
HOEPS-F- SHEER
At the home of the BRIDE No 1923 Park
avenue extended at o'clock this after
noon. Miss Catherine Fisher was united
in marriage to Mr.. julius Hoops, the
officiating minister being Rev Dr. II. Z.
Lacey. of Epiphany Episcopal church.
Owing to a recent bereavement in the
family, the marriage was a very quiet
one, only few friends being present.
The room in which the ceremony tool:
place had been prettily decorated with
lowers. The bride was given away by
her brother-in-law, Mr.. w. B. Foster
rhe best man was Mr.. Fred Harper, and
the maid Of honor Miss Frances Lacey.
The bride was becomingly attired in white
and carried white chrysanrhemums After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Hoops tool,
the train for a northern trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-06
TWO ALEXANDRIA WEDDINGS.
Miss Cordciia w. Janncy the Bride
Of STr s. l.. johnson.
Va Nov 5.-tSpeci9l

ALEXANDRIA VA. Nov. 5.-tSpecial. -
A pretty home wedding took place TINS
rY,ornirp at 10 o'clock at the residence OF
Mrs Edith Janrev, in Occoquan near
this city when her daughter, MISS Cor
della Waters Janrey. became lhe pflHe
Of Mr.. Award Lee Johnson, OF Washlns-
Ton.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
s Y. Ftdebrard. brother-in-law OF TIE
bride. assisted by Rev. DR. j. w. Baln
nastor OF the Methodist Episcopal church
South. in Occouuan. The large. old-fash-
toned parlors were prettily decoratec
with ferns and chrysanthenrms. Con-
ccaied undzr a bower Of flowers an Or
chestra rendered "Aiendelssoilns Wedding
March"
The bride entered the room leaning on
The arm of her elder brother. AIr. Tyson
Janney. who gave her in marriage. She
was attired in a travelling gown OF tan
broadcloth. trimmed with Russian lace.
AIr. Thomas EuckHer, Of Kentucky. act
cd as best man. y wedding breakfast
followed the ceremony, after which music
was again rendered BY tho orchestra.
Among the guests present We're Mrs. y.
T. Johnson, Of Cambridge, Md; Mrs ii,
Il. Simpson. Mrs. y. 7. Johnson. Mrs. Ed
wards, Miss Rose Stevenson, Mrs. I. P
Stevenson and Miss Reta Stevenson. of
Washington; Mrs. Cordelia Waters. OF
Wytheville Va: Miss Cornelia Janney.
OF Loudoun: Mrs Briscoe Bayne, OF
Washington ard Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f.
Wood. of Pennsylvania
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. john
son left for Florida where the honey
moon will be spent. Subsequently ey
will reside in Christiansburg, Va, the
groom being engaged there in the whole
sale grocery bus ness. The bride is con-
nected with some of the Oldest families
in Virginia.
y MINISTER'S BRIDE.
At o'clock tonight the residence OF Mr.,
and Mrs. George Wise, on Seminary Hill,
west of here was the scene of quiet
wedding ceremony. when their daughter,
Miss Florence N Wise became the bride
of Rev. Thomas Campbell Darst, an
Episcopal clergyman of Mairmount W.
Va The ceremony occurred in the par
lors. and was performed by Rev. Dr.. S.
A. Wallis, Of the Episcopal Theological
Seminary of Tirginia. assisted by Rev
Frank J. Brooke. of the Second Presby-
terrain church, this city. Only a few rela-
tives OF the families OF the two parties
represented were p. sent. The couple will
resides in FaiTmount, w. va, where the
groom is pastor of IN episcopal church
The wedding was a quiet one, owing to
the death of the brides uncle, James
Rector Smoot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-06


coming the bride OF DR.. John Edwin
White, OF Wakefield The bridal attend
ants were: Miss Gertrude Jarratt, of jar
raft. with DR.. Terrell. Of Richmond; Mss
Gay Ellis of Sussex. with Mr.. Frank
Balm. OF Wakefield; Miss Mary White, OF
Wakefield with Mr.. ]. Nicholas Jarratt.
Of Greenesville county. Miss Mary Jar
raft, sister OF the bride. was maid of
honor. and Mr. Watson White, brother Of
the groom. was the latter's best man.
The officiating minister was the Rev. w.
L. Allen. OF Wakefield, an uncle of the
groom.
This afternoon at 800 O'clock Mr.. Joe
Marks White brother Of Dr. White,
the bridegroom Of the morning. in the
Methodist church at Cowans Well, TINS
county. led to the altar Miss Anna May
Dotie, the attractive daughter OF Mir
Adds Dobe the chairman OF the Board
Of Supervisors for Sussex county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-06
full color scheme was well brought out in

full color scheme was well brought out in
every room.
The bride, leaning on the arm Of her
intimate friend and maid of honor, Miss
SaIlie Hogans, were Joined at main en-
france to parlor by the groom and his
hest man, Mr. S. G. Bennett. of this
place, the four being met by Rev NJ. S.
Elliott, of this place, Who performed the
ceremony.
The bride is a young lady of most
ln1iable nature, and possesses a
genial disposition. he was handsomely
gowned in a beautiful autumn suit with
lat and gloves to match. The groom is
operator and agent at Toshes for the
Southern Railway, and is a young man OF
nigh character and sterling business
qualifications. The happy pair were ten
tered a reception at the groom's home.
n Franklin county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-06
A WARRENTON MARRIAGE.
wedding of Mr.. Hurst and Miss
Doriie Frances Holder.

WARRENTON. VA. November g.
Especial 1.-The marriage of Miss Dollie
Frances Holder, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Taliaferro Holder, and Mr.. GeoTGe
w. Hurst. took place here this afternoon
at o'clock in the Presbyterian church
The ceremony was performed by the pas
tor Rev w. II. Robertson. Miss Lily
Holder, sister of the bride. was maid of
honor, and the best man was Mr.. James
William Jeffries. The ushers were Robert
Ncilvane, OF Philadelphia: Q. W. shu-
mate. Of Bealeton. Va. and t. n. Fletch-
or. Jr. OF Warrenton. The bride was be-
cominsly attired in a travelling suit and
carried a bouquet of Brides roses. MI
and Mrs Hurst left on the evening tram
and will be absent some DAYS on an eA
tori7a6 northern brical tour. The groom
is n leading business man Of this place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-06
WEDDING BELLS PIT TOANO.
Marriage of ME-. Johnson and Miss
lucy Virginia jennings.

WILLIAMSBURG VA. November 8
sSpeciaI}-One Of the prettiest weddings
that have occurred in James City county
recently was that Of Miss Lucy Virginia
Jennings. Of Toaro to Mr.. Arthur James
johnson. OF Lirttfoot III Olive Branch
au1-5h. at O'Clock this afternoon.
Tie church was beautiful in its decora-
Mons Of autu~ p leaves and cllfNsanthe-
atus. and was crowded by the friends
lre Eoung people.
The bride looked handsome in 4 dark
blue travelling suit She carried y large
branch of white chrysanthemun1s. Her
maid Of honor was Miss kittie Taylor, OF
roano Mr. Edmund Pollard Walden acted
best man The walters were Miss Ma
rton Hope Jennings with Mr.. Robert Til
aan Wright. and Miss Mary Grace Jen-
riugs. with MI Andrew Cleveland
Wright The ushers were Messrs. Walker
" Ware William Nj. Pettitr. Edward
llghtfoot Geddy. and Or. Henry Urqu-
hart Stephenson.
The Rev C p, Williamson. of Rich
moud performed the ceremony in an I'M
pressive manner.
After receiving the concentrations and
bost wishes Of their MANY friends, Mr..
and Mrs Johnson left for. Old Point.
from which place they Will leave tonight
tar weeks stay in the large northern
cities
Tie bride is the charming daughter
ef Mr. J NJ Jennings. and is extremely
popular at her home as well as here.
gEa bridegroom is a young businessman
{ sterling worth, and is a son of Mr..
H. j. johnson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-06
A BRIDE IN WINCHESTER,
Marriage of DR.. Ritter and Miss
Catherine Davis
WINCHESTER. VA,

WINCHESTER. VA, November a.
(Special)-A pretty wedding was perform
ed at Grace Lutheran church at O'Clock
this afternoon. when Miss Catherine NJ.
Davis, became the bride Of DR.. Ollie T.
Ritter. The event was one of the leading
social events of the season. and Grace
church was crowded with the society peo-
pie of Winchester. Rev. C. S. Bowers,
who was recently called to Grace church,
performed the ceremony. The maid Of
.nonor was Lillicn Lewis. a daughter of
Councilman j. K. Lewis. and the best
man was Mr.. Clark Smith, OF the Shen-
andoah Valley National Bank. After the
ceremony the bridal couple left for an ex-
tended northern tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-06
Removal Sales.

Constable Brothers are offering the
greatest bargains in high-grade goods
ever known. as they have determined to
soil their entire stock rather than move
them, January LIST.
All suits made to order reduced from
to $40 per suit. Mems Wool Shirts and
Drawers, 81 kind. 15c.; s1.z5 kind. 81: 5:
and % 20 kind. $3.50 each. Mems Colored-
Hoeon, Shirts. 81 kind. 75c.; $3.50 kind. 81
MEMS Kid and Dog Skin Gloves. s1.25 kind
75c.; $3.50 kind. 81.
80 49, CONSTABLE BROTHERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-06
wnrs.,v Couple ,1arries.

BALTIMORE. MD. November 5.-tSpe-
cial.)-AIiss Helen Harrington, daughter
Of Mrs. y. =. Harrington, of Warsaw
Va. and Mr. Murdoch Montgomery, also
Il Warsaw. were married by Rev. Robert
s. Coupland in the Protestant Episcopa!
church of the Ascension to-day. Clinton
p. Greer. OF this city, gave the bride
away and the maid of honor was Miss
Elizabeth Yeatman, of Washington. The
ouple left on southern tour. They will
reside in Warsaw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-06
Welded in p;ttsylynnio

CHATHAM. Va, Nov 5.-(Special.)-
The first November marriage was Wit
messed at the country home of G. r
Bennett to-day. The contracting parties
were Miss Bye Ora. youngest daughter
and Mr.. Charles Bennett, now residing in
this county, but very recently Of Frank
lin county. The decorat tons of green and
white Were very elaborate. and the beauti.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-06
4 Coming Wedding.

GUNS HILL, VA, November 5.-(spe-
cialJ-.The marriage of Miss Della Pow
ell 10 Mr.. William I. Garter, OF McKen-
ny, Va, Which is to take place on the
eth OF this month, is looked forward to
with a good deal of interest by the young
people of the neighborhood
Mrs. Joseph W. Neblett is visiting Mrs
:. S. Smithson, of Crewe, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-06
4 ucYDTON WEDDING.
Marriage of Mr.. Loci1stt and Miss
Mary A. Baptist.

ROyDTON. VA. November 5.-(Special.,
Al the home of the bride Yesterday morn
ing Miss Mary A. Baptist was married 10
Mr.. John X Lockett. of Lynchburs. KEY
II r Williams Of the Baptist churcll.
otficiated. assisted by Rev Edward L.
Baptist. the father OF the brlSe. Inc
ceremony took place at II O'Clock. ne
1000 -, SON was deeply saddcned by the III
,,.ss of Miss Pauline Baptist. a sister of
tho bride. and on this account the mar
r,ape was very quiet one. only a very
few relatives and friends being present.
Tho bride looked lovely in suit OF blue
cloth. as she stood before an irr1provisec
alfar OF srnilax and other evergreens g
make her VOWS to the man whose wife
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-06
tIalt-Nutrine

Is prescribed by the best physicians as
the most helpful tonic obtainable. Malt
Murine IS condensed nutriment OF malt
not a dark beer. It is prepared by the
famous Anheuser- Busch Brewing Asso-
al, tion which fact guarantees the purity,
avcal,enca and merit claimed for it.