The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-27

Christ Episcopal Church on the even!ns
OF the I'D by the Rev T. S. RussSii, OF
Bristol.
Al chalkley is graduate of Ran
dolph- Macon College and Of law dePart-
raent Of University Of Virginia and Is
city attorney OF Big stone Gap. Miss
ChuschiL is the pretty and popular
daa;;leser Of Mrs. Joslluah Fry Built, OF
this place.
The marion Of honor was Mrs l. O.
Petit Gaugnte. OF Gel>>rai r. "A. aye
Hon r T. Irvine. Hoa. IL j Ayers
ana Major c y. Slemp. were among the
ushers.
TIE marriage Wednesday morning at
10 ociocl. Of Miss Blanche Montgomery.
of Warsaw. Va, and Mr.. a. B. Chan
t;Ier .Jr.. who conducts large boys
school in Richmond. came as pleasant
s,:y1risc to the large circle OF IrieHds
Of the contracting parties. Mr.. Chaho-
lcr yesterday accompanied the pase-baii
team of Bowling Green to Warsaw, ana
ms: evening induced his fair bride to
consent TO the marriage this morning.
which was solennized at the residence Oh
the brides mother, Mrs. l.. f. Montgoln-
cry.
1t was known to the friends of the con-
tracing parties that they were engaged
and that the marriage was set Tor some
date in the near future. Ihe hrlde Is
pretty. accomplished and a general favor
ite
Miss Mamie n Stands was united IN
marriage Wednesday evening 10 MI.
Charles !. Bell. The bride IS 'ns mel p. 49,
and attractive daughter of Mr. ana MIS-
a. A. ShnnGo. Mr.. P'ell is a young
11,acbinist and is popular with large
number of friends.
Cards have been issued for the mar
riaee on August 18th. of Miss Bessie Dor
Get No. COZ IL North Eighth Street, and
AZ, Tnther D. Lacy The bride is a most
paou,ar young lady, the daughter oil MT.
and Mrs. J.. w Dorset. and Mr.. Lacy
is chief clerk in the Office of Comptroller
Sr,lvan. Of the Chesapeake and ONO.
After q delightful weeks outing the
members Of the Camp Duck party nave
returned from Ocean View. They included
Mrs John Sampson. Misses Mcselle Greg
cry. Susie and Eta Sampson. Caliie Fay-
lor Jayne Davidson. and A1essrs Eln-
mott and Howard Gregory, Robert
KniShtly, Thomas Fendley, Tilden Hairl-
son. Lynton Lloyd. Ernest Loveii. Allan
Pettigrew, Gregory Hocladay and Oscar
ovens.
The enga cement is announced of Miss
Sarah Lewis. of 'Lynnside., near the
Old Sweet Springs. to Mr. Cary Wood
Vile Miss Lewis is niece of Major
James II Dooley, of this city, and has
been the recipient Of much attention
during her visit here to relatives. She
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
T. Lewis. She is a blonde beauty and
is highly cultured Her fiance is a dis
tant cousin of Miss Lewis and is also
a descendant Of the old Lewis and dis
tirsuished Virginia families. The mar
rage will take place in the early part
Of September.
The marriage of Mrs. Mittie A. Viii
hanson and Mr. John f. Tribble is an
nounced to take place Wednesday, Au-
gust 9Th, at the homes of the brides
father at Farmville, Va. Mrs. William
son is the daughter of Mr.. R. S. Pau
lett president of the Planters National
Bank. of Farmville, Va, and a large
exporter of tobacco to Liverpool Eng
land
Mr.. Tribe is q well-l.nown business
man of Washington for the last thirty
years formerly at Charles and Lexlng-
ton Street Mr.. and Mrs. Tribe will re-
side at Nc. 1904 Mount Royal Avenue.
Wvtheville is greatly interested, not to
say excited. over the runaway marriage
on the 22nd of Miss Annie Jordan,
granddaughter of the late General James
A Walker and Mr.. Cloyd McGavock
son of Mr. James NJ. McGavock, of Fort
Chiswell' this county The couple were
married in Bristol Tuesday afternoon.
There is romance in the affair It is
an old story of parental objection on one
side or the other, and of loves laughing
obstacles to scorn. Mr.. McGaVock and
his bride, in addition tos being of fine
families, are very popularfyoung people
There is said to be not tthe slightest
doubt of parental forgiveness. which, of
course. delights the friends of the young
people as well as the community gem
orally. since AL the world loves
lover"
Mrs. Alfred Corning Clark. Bishop Hen
~ C. Potters fiancee, has announced
that she will not leave her country resi-
dence Fernleigh, at Cooperstown all
summer
Guests from this city will visit her
there. but she will not return here until
autumn She is alone at Fernegh with
a woman companion and her youngest
son. Stephen.
The announcement of Mrs. Clark's pur-
pose to remain at her country home. cou
pied with the absence of wedding cards,
leads the friends of Bishop Potter and
his bride-to-be to the belief that the
wedding ceremony will be performed at
Fernleigh and that the nuptia1s will be
devoid of aught savoring of ostentation.
The Methodist parsonage in Hamilton
was the scene of an interesting marriage
on tn 22d, the two contracting parties
being Nh Samuel F. Alder, son of Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Alder. of Buemont. and
Miss Alice Reed, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Reed. of the same place.
Accompanied only by a few intimate
relatives. the young people stole a march
on their friends and drove into Hamil-
ton. where the knot was tied very quick
" nv the Rev. c. Strydenstricker. They
then returned to Bluemont where sub