The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-13
" EDDIN(i EVENTS
IN EXTINCTION
Miss Marie Louise Bfockea-
brough Bride Of R. I. Owen.
BEAUTIFUL TABLEAU SCENE
Miss Janet Alexander Preston Married q
Home 10 alr. William Dlckinsoa. Of
Charleston, ". WA Special
Train Tor Bridal couples,
Special Dispatch to The rImes.y

Especial Dispatch to The Tlmes.)
: LEXINGTON. VA. Feb. Ia beauclI7GSl
church marriage took place this evening
at $50 o'clock at the Lexington Presny-
terrain Church. the contracting parties be-
ing Hiss May Louise Brockenbrough,
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. +. III
Brockenbrough. and Mr.. Robert Lelsh
Owen. a prominent hardware dealer OF
this place Rev. DIR. Thornton Whaling,
the pastor of the church. officiatsd, AM
Mrs. NJ. .. Edmunds presided at the or
gan, playing the wedding march from
Mendelssohn as the party enters9 and
from Lohengrin as they retireti ihs
church was beautifully decorated, the
color effect being a rainbow. The brios
was cilarninSly sowned in crepe de chine
with pearl and chiffon trimmings. She
wore a. tullcsvcil. carried brides roses and
der ornaments were pearls. The maid OF
honor, Miss Nell Brockenbrcugh, sister OF
the bride, was dressed in yellow chiffon.
satin trimmings and pearl ornaments
The best man was Mr.. 10y Mitchell, OF
Browilshyrg, Va.
The bridesmaids were Miss Rosa John
ston Tucker. Lexington. and Miss Cara,
Wexford, Warsaw. dressed in lavender
orSanly; Miss Aiene Paxton. Glasgow,
and Miss Martha Paxton, Natural Bridge.
blue organdy, Miss Eliza Dillon and Miss
Estelle Paxton, Indian Rock, pink organ
dy: Miss Isadore Pike, Washington. anti
Mrs NJ Is. Corse, Lexington. green or
CANDY; Miss Bette Wilson, Charlestown.
". Va, and Miss May Haskins. Lsxins-
ton, white organdy. All carried white
roses.
The groomsmen, who acted as ushers.
were AIessrs. Cuthburt Powell. Washing
ton, 7. c.; Owen Wilson and William OT-
en-, South Boston; Randolph Tucker, Ed
gar Waddell, Charles Spencer. Edward
Booker, NJ B. Corse, Charles Broken
brougll. lexington, and DR.. Mcclure New
ton, Richmond.
After the marriage reception was
given the bridal party by Colonel and
Mrs. T. NJ. Sernmes, of the Virginia Mil
itary Institute.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen left ON special
train at IL O'Clock for Stanton. where
they took train for a northern trip, IN
Guiding New York and other cities.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A pretty home marriage was solcmnzed
this evening ut s O'clock at the residence
of Mrs. Thomas L. Preston. when her
youngest GauglGter Miss Janet Alexander
Preston, was welded to Mr.. William
Dickinson, of Charleston, W. Va Rev.
Harry w. Pratt, of Petersburg Va. was
the officiating minister, assisted by rev
DR.. Thornton Whaling, pastor of the Lex
u 1t
march, .ohengrin-was played by Miss
n. D. Estul Only the relatives of the.
contracting parties We're present at TIE
marriage.
The bride. a beautiful and accomplished
young lady. WIS charminsly dressed III
white silk. carried brides roses, and her
ornaments were diamonds. The dame OF
honor her sister, Mrs, keid White. white.
silk. pink roses and diamonds. The best
man was the briaegrooms brother. Mr.s
Charles c. Dickinson, of Maiden. W. Va
The ribbon girls and boys, all dain.sr
dressGs;s were Misses Laura Tucker and
C,arolinc Preston and Masters Preston
and James White.
The bridal party left Lexington at II
o'clock p NJ. on Il special train for Stauh-
ton, where they took the Chesapeake ard
Ohio for Rfehmond, thence to tlorld;t' VIZ
the Charleston IS. CD Exposition a trsp
across the continent to California VII De,
taken. after which Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
inson will make their home at Cnariesta.'.
w. Va. where Mr.. Dickinson is largely
interested in coal mines.