The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-15
BEAUTIFUL MARRIAGE
IN CAROLINE COUNTY.
Miss Mattye Pendleton Collins
Weds MIR. E. W. Chandler.
Mr.. HURKAMp's HORSES
Mr., HURKAMp's
Tobacco Raise-s in Caroline Make
MoneY-Farmer Buys a Farm and
Pays for il Out of Single Crop.
Maury Camp of Veterans.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

tSt1cclal llSDafcb to INC llYnes1
FREDERlCkSB VA. May IA
fashionable and beautiful marriage was
solcmnized tonight at Z O'Clock at the
Christian Church. in Bowling Green. IN
caroline county, in the presence OF a
large gathering of friends and relatives
OF The contracting parties. both OF wholn
are highly connected. TIE principals
were MIR. F. w Chandler. a prominent
member OF the Caroline county bar, and
Miss Mattye Pendleton Collins. daughter
of ,ir. and Mrs. c. L. Collins. both OF
Caroline county.
Rev. Richard Ba gby. pastor of the
church, officiated. and the attendants
were as follows: Bridesmaids Misses
Daisy Sutton. Helen Wood, Of Alexan-
dria; Bessie Coghill. Addie Chewing. of
Washington; Caroline G.. Broaddus Lalia
r. Pollard Groomsmen, Messrs. S. r.
Carter, of Ashland. Blythe Moore. OF
Bon Air: Russell Brcaddus, Frank SUIT
ton, of Bon Air; Hon. D. b. Powers. Jr..
OF Port Royal; Cruslp fucker, of Rich
mond Ribbon holders. Misses Edith
Chandler and Gladys Peyion. Ring
Miss Lucille Collins. Mrs. ". j. Peyton.
of Richmond. rendered the wedding
marches on the organ. and as the bril-
dal party entered Mr.. George Collins
sang Always" On Tuesday night i
handsome and elegant reception was
given to the bridal party at the resi-
dence Of the bride at Bowling Green.
After the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chandler left for an extended Northern
bridal trip and upon their return will
reside at Bowling Green.
TOBACCO PAYS.
tobacco planter IN the adjoining
county OF Caroline recently secured $40
per hundred pounds for one lot of lis
crop and averaged $3.50 per pound for
A. 81 or ha ii haS
prices ever obtained IN thi. county, which
e1ces in the raising of high grade to-
bacco. Another farmer, who purchased
Farm last year and made a. small payment
on It and purchased MS fertilizer on credit.
was enabled after selling his crop OF to-
bacco this year to pay off ..e mort
gage on his farm and settle his fer
tiiizer bill with the proceeds. besides
having balance still left on hand.
1t is believed that one-third of the
tobacco crop of this county is still IN
the hands of the planters. but is beng
rapidly shipped at present prices
Maury Camp, Confederate Veterans. of
this city, has elected the following Of
ncers: G. w. Shepherd, ST.. commander;
E. j. Quinn c. A Gore, W. l.. Slaugh-
ter. first, second and third lieutenants,
respectively: Dan NJ. Lee adjutant; w.
F. Bell, quartcrmaster; w. l.. Burruss.
officer of day: Rev J. w. Rosebro
chaplain; d. s. w. Carmichael. surgeon:
W b Goolrick, treasurer; A B. Bolts.
secretary.
PROGRESSIVE yIRGINIANS.
Messrs. w. L., O. c. and Herbert
Doggett formerly of this city. now resi-
dents Of Chicago. have just contracted
for the erection of buildings on Wabash
Avenue in that city, to cost S12o.oo0.
Mr.. Charles H. Hurkamp shipped to-
day to Baltimore for competition at the
Baltimore Horse Show his celebra ted
prize jumping horses. Amaret. Hornpipe
and Free Lance. AT the conclusion of
the Baltimore Horse Show. these horses
will be shipped TO Philadelphia to COM
pete for the prizes there.