Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-06-20
Campbell -McClintic.


near Bolar Springs, took place or
Thursday morning, June 18th, at
10 o'clock. the contracting parties
being Mr.. ". P. Campbell a vel
known business man and efficient
county officer, of Monterey and
Miss Emma McClintic, only daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Mary e. McClintic, well
and favorably known to a large
circle Of friends.
In the church on this morning
were assem- bled a number Of friends
anxious to see what they had often
seen before, bot what seems to
possess for the average male and
female an eyer fresh and inspiring
interest-the uniting Of hearts and
lives by the most sacred rite of
marriage.
The church was made pretty for
the occasion by a profusion Of
plants and wild flowers, neatly and
tastefully arranged. Miss Phoebe
D. Jones presided at the organ and
entertained the waiting audience
with a number of choice selections.
Promptly at the hour-to the
very minute-the beautiful strains
of the Mendelsohn wedding march
that the wedding party
were entering the church. The
first to enter were the ushers.
Messrs A. II. Mcdonald and H. II.
Bird of Warm Springs, and W. Ii.
McClintic Of Hot Springs aud E,
A. McCIintic Of Bolar, the two lat
ter. brothers of the bride. Little
Misses Evelyn Jones and Frances
Sieg. the pretty flower girls, follow
ed with baskets Of flowers. The
bride, attended by Miss Mary f.
McNulty, maid Of honor, entered
on the arm Of her brother, Mr..
Charles McClintic while down the
opposite aisle came the groom at
tended by Mr.. Tobe McClintic,
The bride was becomlngly attired
in travelling suit Of blue broad
cloth with hat and gloves to match
and carried q bouquet Of brides
roses.
Directly under the arch of flow
ers which suspended the wedding
bell the marriage ceremony was
performed by Rev. j. II. Il. Win
free Of Stauuton, uncle of the
bride. While the organ softly
whispered the strains Of Thine
Own" the solemn vows that made
them husband and wife, were with
dignity and solemnity pronounced
by the minister. To the time of
the familiar march the happy
couple left the church their path
way to the entrance being strewcd
with roses. So prompt was the
leave taking that they even eScap-
ed the usual shower Of rice and the
following Of the old shoe, But this
could not prevent the best wishes
of their friends accompanying them,
From the church Mr. and Mrs.
Campbell were driven to Hot
Springs where they were given a
reception on Thursday night at
the McClintic house, Mrs. J. II.
McClintic hostess, and they are
now ENJOYING their honeymoon in
Richmond and Norfolk and the
fashionable summer resorts Of the
coast.
The popularity Of Mr. and Mrs.
Cam pbelI was attested by the num-
Der Of hands, ne presents they re-
ceived.
On Wednesday night an enjoya-
bic time was had at the home Of
the bride at the reception given by
Mrs. Mary E. McClintlc at which
those present were very pleasantly
and Hospitality entertained. The
following guests were present;
Rev. and Mrs, J. II. Winfree Of
Stanton, Mrs. Chas. &. Hood, Cul-
pepper county; Miss Fannie Nc
Glaughlin, MarIinton, W, Va: Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Clemmer. Swope,
Va; Mrs. Sadie Mcdonald, Warm
Springs; Miss Matte Campbell
and Miss Mary McNulty, Meadow
Dale; Mr. Luther Bird, McDowell;
A. II, McDanald and Il II Bird,
Warm Springs; Miss Phoebe D.
Jones, MIR aid Mrs S B Sipg, Misses
Eyelyn ZONES and Frances Sieg.