Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-06-13
NEEDING BELLS.

Capt. L. w. Hunt, of Bowlers' Wharf,
and Miss Lula Garrett, daughter of Col
lin Garrett, Of Essex county, were mar
ried last week, and left for bridal tour.
Marriage license was issued In Balti-
more last week to Albert T. Chambers
and Marguerite E. Linthicum. Also to
Robert B. Douglass and Iona Mae
Hornsby, of Reedville, Va.
Miss Florence Mapp, daus liter of Mr..
and Mrs. George r.. Mapp, of Bridge
town, Northampton county, was married
TO DR.. Phillip w. Tsnkard, of Frank
town, Wednesday of last week in John.
sontown Methodist Episcopal church,
South, in the presence of a large assem-
blage, Rev. George II. Ray, officiating.
The church was beautifully decorated.
The maid of honor was Miss Bertha
Mapp, sister Of the bride, and the groom
was attended by his brother, Mr.. S. d.
Tankard. Mr.. and Mrs. Tankard left
after the ceremony for Washington and
other cities. The groom Is a relative Of
DR.. ]. w. Tankard, prominent physi-
clan of Northumberland county.
DAMERoN-JoNES-It is announced
that the nuptials will be celebrated at
the home of the bride in Dinwiddie
county. Va, on June Goth, of Mr.. j.
Oscar Cameron and Miss Margaret B.
Jones. The bride-to-be is charming
little lady, and will be remembered as
the instructor in the music department
of the Chesapeake Academy at Irving.
ton when under the principalship OF
Prof. Ii. B. Motley. The groom.elect is
one OF the most energetic aud successful
men OF Lancaster county-though q
native of Westmoreland. He is junior
member Of the firm of W. A. Cameron
s. Bro. at Weems wharf. Mr.. Cameron
will bring his bride to live at Weems, be
having recently purchased a nice resi-
dence of NJ. LOOMS at that place. The
extended acquaintance of these two
young people makes the announcement,
of great interest, and many congratula
tions are being showered upon them.
BURRUSS-SCHEY-Thedaug daughter o.
Mrs. Mary Brent Schey, Miss Mary
Carroll, was married to Rev Harr,
William Burruss, June 4th, at 5 p. m, a
the residence of the brides mother, 161:
Harlem avenue, Baltimore. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. DR.. B. F
Bond, presiding elder of the East Balti
more district, assisted by Rev. j. A
Anderson, pastor of Central M. L
church, that city.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Burruss left on the 6 o'clock train 70
Atlantic City, where they will spent
their honeymoon.
/ The groom is the popular pastor of tn
M. Z church, South at Easton, Md. Tn
bride is widely and favorably known ii
Lancaster and Northu nberland counties
where she has large circle of relative
and friends.
DUNTON- GRESHAM. - A beautiful
marriage took place at White Stone Bap
fist church, this county, on Wednesda,
at 2:3O p. m. The contracting partie
: were Mr.. Ammon w. Dunton, a promi
nent merchant OF this county, and Mis-
Florence V. Gresham, the handsom
daughter of James r. Gresham, also O
this county. The ceremony was pei
formed by Rev. g. Y. Bradley, pastor G
the church. The ushers were ID. r
James, jr.," Herbert Henderson, Georg
Gresham and Allen Beauchamp. Tn
3 bride entered, leaning on the arm of he
{, first lady, Miss Ida Powell, and tn
groom with his best man, Mr.. jaime
Gresham. The couples were: Geo. Chowr
, ing and Miss Virgie Dunton, G. w. Sar
ders, jr., and Miss Alyne Kelley, Atticu
James and Miss Flora Chowning, Willar
Gresham and Miss Susie Sanders. (M
Phil Gresham and Miss Mollie Brer
were also to be among the walters, bU
owing to misconnection in transit the
did not participate.) The bride and h,
ladies were attired in snow white, an
r. the gentlemen wore black.
j; Mrs. Lucy Treakle rendered the we,
e ding march and Miss Marian Jam,
= turned the music. The church was bea,
= tifully decorated in cedar and other eve
; greens. Immediately after the ceremon
!. the bride and groom and partyof FRIEND
went to Riverview, where the coup
took steamer for Baltimore, Miss Lid
Powell accompanying them as far 4
: that city.
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