The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21
WEDDING BELLS
At THE UNIVERSITY . NJ |; S
Miss Marie Louise Masters the.
Bride Of Mr.. Nv. Bonney.
THE CHAPEL WAS DEC0RATED.
A Fashionable Audience Was Present to
Witness ths Event. Including Large
Number of Out Of Town Guests
from the Northern Cities.
(specia, Disnatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
: UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. VA,
December 20.-Joi1n Lawrence VIC Bon
ney. one Of the most popular students
who ever attended this institution re-
turned to-day to his alma mater ana tooh
away as his. bride one OF the pretues.
and most attractive OF the University
girls, Miss Marie Louise Masters, daugh-
ter of Mrs. AUGUSTUS H. BucEmaster
The wedding occurred at O'Clock THIS
evening in the pretty gothic chapel,
which was handsomely decorated with
Christmas evergreens. "A 1aSn'onaoie au
dfence was present to witness Tue
including a large number OF ouI-oi-.o"h
guests from New Y ork. Brooklyn, Phlia-
delphia, Baltimore, Columbus, Illchiiioi1u'
Norfolk and Washington, u. e.
The officiating minister was the KEY:
Harry B.. Lee, rector Of Christ Episcopal
Church, Charlottesville The Weodlng
marches were rendered by MISS SUSIE
Dabney, the proficient organ1st OF CHRIST
Church.
The best man was Mr.. James brewer.
Of Baltimore, assistant state attorneS ~
Maryland, and the ushers, MIR. Brodle
C. Nalle of the University Of Virginia;
Mr.. Duncan Smith, son OF Professor
Francis Fl. Smith, of the University
faculty. and now rising young artist Oh
New York city; DR.. A. Wylle Moore ana
DR.. John r. Page, IT., also OF Ne"
York city.
The maid of honor and only attendant
of the bride was Miss Mildred Barnes, "
New York. who wore handsome
creation of yellow.
The bride entered the chapel with
her father, Dr. a. II. Buckmastef, OF
the medical faculty, by whom she was
given away. Her gown. Imported from
Paris was of white satin. trimmed WIN
rare old lace. She carried shower
bouquet of brides roses.
(. The present were costly and beautiful
including jewels, gold and silver plate
and works of art.
immediately after the ceremony a de-
lightful reception and supper was ten
dered the bridal party and invited guests
at the Buckmaster residence on UnlVer-
s!ty Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonney left Charlottes-
vile at 10:1i on the Chicago and St
Louis special over the Chesapr axe ana
Ohio Railway for a short western trip.
They will return to the University to
spend Christmas with Dr.. and Mrs.
Buck,naster After the holidays they
wi. leave for their future home in Co
lumbus Ohio.
the bride is a petite brunette, vivacous
and charming A native OF Brooklyn,
She came to the University several years
ago wa her parents, DR.. and Mrs. ~
II. Buckmaster. and became at once a
prominent figure in the social life Of the
institution. Sae won much praise by her
histronic ability in the annual Easter en-
tertainments, given by the Y. Y. v
Dranlaic Club Of the University. Last
spring she took an extended trip abroad,
visiting number of the larger European
cities.
"Jacz" Bonney, as he IS familiar'y
known. was a student at this inst.tu-
ton for four years. leaving in 1899 to &C
cept a fine position in Pit'sburg, from
which place he afterwards went to Co
lumbus to enter business. While at col
lege he was member of the Varsity
M se-Snll nine for four years. waving
left field, and made reputation as a
timely ..---er and a sure eaten. Bonnev
vas captain Of the team in 1888 and 1889.