Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14

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Mr. Miller Is from North Carolina, and
is a member of u prominent family, his
mother having been Miss Hampton.
He8i a promising young business man,
and Is well-known throughout the south,
and Is highly esteemed In social ana busl-
ness circles.
The BRIDES brother. Mr. Ben Adams
came from California to attend the we'd
ding, as did her sister and husband, NJ T.
and Mrs Leo G, de'Van,
Mr. and Mrs, Miller left for Hot
Springs, whore they will make short
visit. Aftsrwnrd they will be at home at
Pine Bluff, Ark.
Miss Carrie Christian Gillian and lor.
ERNEST Chrlatinn Fisher Will be married
st the hride'a homa In West Nnin street
"Wednesday October !. NJ $50 o'clock OW.
Ing 10 recent bereavement In tho brides
fsfnily tina affair will be very quiet Inv
ceremony will be performed by the Rev,
j. Calvin Stewart. pastor OF the Church
Of the Covenant, The bride Is the
youngest daughter OF Captain r. n.
Gillian aud Is eonuse.ed with some OF
the most prominent families OF the state.
DR. Fisher ~ n. prominent young physi-
clan.
Mr.. Frederick w Page. librarian OF the
University OF Virginia. and Miss Lucy
Bryan. OF Memphis. Tenn. who has been
spending tho summer with Mrs. Judge
Walker. near the University. we're mar
ried Thursday morning at II o'clock.
Rev. Harry 3. Lee. rector OF Christ
church, this city, performed the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs, Pago left on
the northern bound train over the
Southern road for n brief tour to Wash
inston and other northern cities
Der %, of tho Rev. Albert Rhctt Walker.
rector of the Episcopal church at Fair
fax Courthouse and Vienna, Va. to
Miss Susan Hunter. editor of the Home
Magazine. Washington. The ceremony
will take place at 3 o'clock in the after
noon at the Church Of Holy Comforter,
Vienna, Va.
Mr.. Walker Is son Of the late Rev.
Joseph Rogers Walker. D. D.. rector OF
st. Helena Parish, Beaufort. S. c. Miss
Hunter is the fourth daughter of the late
James Hunter, rector for twenty-five
years of the Baniff Academy, Scotland.
Her mother Is the daughter of the late
John Craig, Of Boutwell,. Scotland. and
granddaughter of Captain Gavin Hani-
ton, Of the British army, member of
the House of Hamilton of Boutwell,
haugh. Scotland.
Wednesday, September II. is the date set
for the wedding Of Miss Sarah Lewis, of
'"Lynnside." near the Old Sweet Springs.
to Mr.. Cary Woodville. The ceremony
will be performed with nuptial mass to
be celebrated by Rev Father Duffy, of
the West Virginia diocese Among the
Richmond people who will attend the
marriage are Mrs. Josephine Houston.
Miss Alice Dooley. Mrs. r. Nee. Jones,
Miss Nora Houston, Major and Mrs.
To- Z Nv n E1,.oy, oieJ
Green.
The parlor of the home of the Rev. I.
~ Mercer, 1912 Grove avenue, was the
scene Of pretty wedding Thursday
night which was the culminat ton Of
love affair between the youthful couple.
The groom. Mr.. R. Ernest Terrence. ac-
companied by the bride. Miss Goldie G.
Williams, and the attendants, Misses Leo
ma and Mary Terrence, sisters of the
groom, went to the parsonage. where the
principals were quietly married by Mr..
Mercer The ceremony was simple and
impressive.
The bride is tall, handsome blonde,
and was attired in white organdie, and
carried white roses.
Mr.. and Mrs Terrence will live at 1912
West Main street. They are well known
in the West End, where. they have a
A large wedding Of interest to Rich
mond, and, in fact, many V1rginians,
will be that on Wednesday in West Point
of the Rev. Hugh Martin, of Fredericks-
burg. and Miss Emma Healy. The we'd
ding will be witnessed by number of
friends and relatives and the ceremony
will take place at the Episcopal church at
o'clock. The Rev. w. E. Evans, of this
city. will officiate. The wedding will be
quite pretty affair. the bridal party
wearing dainty light dresses. while the
church will be ella borate decorated. Miss
Pattie Green Eil be maid of honor.
The bride-elect has lived all her life in
West Point. and is extremely popular,
while the groom is the rector of an
Episcopal church in Baltimore, where the
Rev. and Mrs. Martin will make their
future home. Many people from this city
will go to West Point to attend the we'd
ding.