The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-09
SOCIAL LIFE
In VALLEY
Pretty Wedding of MIR. Kerr
and Miss Carrier
QUINN SURPRISES FRIENDS
His Marriage to Miss Shirley in Wash
ington Was Not Expeoted-New
Plant Opens-Personal and
Otner Staunton Items.
Especial to The Times.Dispa,ch.)

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sTAUN,rON. VA, Aug. ga pretty
but quiet wedding took place here on
Tuesday evening last, when Miss Lucy
Carrier, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e.
Carrier, was married to Mr.. Arthur NJ.
Kerr The ceremony was performed ut
tho homo OF the bride. OH North Jefferson
Street, by Rev. j. w. Cantcr. The ccre-
mony was witnessed by only a few OF the
most intimate friends and relatives Of
the contracting parties.
The bride was beautifully attlred in n
blue silk gown with hat and gloves to
match and carried n shower bouquet or
Bride roses. The bride Is an attractive
and charming young lady. Mr.. and MRS.
Kerr left on the night train for Char
lo,tcsvIlle, where the groom Is a rlsing
young business man. and where they VIII
make their future home.
Mr.. Charles Quinn. the popular Chesa-
pcake and Ohio ticket agents here, sur
prlsed his friends Tuesday evening when
lie and Miss Edna Shirley, OF Waynes-
boro. this county, went to Washington
and were married. After short wedding
tour Mr.. and Mrs Quinn will make their
future homo Of this city.
The twentieth annual convention of the
Augusta County Sunday School Union
viii be held on Thursday ard Friday next
with the congregation Of the Second Pres
byterian Church here. An unusually at.
tractivc programme has been prepared
and pleasant time is promised
The most profitable and largest attend
ed excursion Of the season was given D!
the Catholic 1ilbernians and the KNIGHTS
OF Columbus to Millboro on wednesday,
there being over two hundred people
present on the ground from stanton.
Hilboro is beautiful little mountain
town and every one seemed pleased win
their days outing. There was music
and dancing at the hotel all day, while
number OF different games we're going
on outside.
Staunton's new financial institution. the
staunton National Bank, opened for bus
incss here on Monday, and starts out WITH
good prospects. This institution Is back
ed by Stanton and Augusta couniy's
most prominent and best financial men
and has paid UP capital OF $1,000,
There are also connected with this bank
prominent gentlemen from LynchburE
and Lexington. Mr.. B. Estes Vaughan,
of lexington, Va, Is president. William
McCuc. Of this city. vicc-prcsldent and
G. G. Child. cashier.
Hon. Joseph A. Glasgow. Charlie Rock;
Frank Webb left this week on a camping
expedition TO Fort Lewis. in Bath county.
Their chief object is bass fishing IN the
Calf Pasture. They VIII be gone about
two weeks.
W. c. Craig. OF this county, a we'll
the race with Messrs. H. a. Walker ana
John W. Churchman for the Democratic
nomnation for the House Of Delegates a,,tI.:
thought OF throughout the county. and
ought to make a tine run.
Tho friends OF Hon. Harry ST. George
Tucker are much gratitied at the prospects
of his entering the race for United States
senator. Mr.. Tucker is great ST, statesman
and it is thought by many that Mr..
Tucker would win In a primary.
Mr. William H. Brew. who came here
ago, has sold his place. the Buckeye
Farm" and returned to his old home. The
purchaser is Mr.. Columbus Halle, OF s.
1buis, who will use this place as his
summer home.
Mr.. r. D; Ialslip who was editor Of the
Staunton Daily News for many years.
and who recently took 4 position on
and T. now II his 1d Gesf,e ends nd Hta0 OF
ton and throughout the county are nulner-
Gus, and they all seem Gratitied to know
that Mr.. Haislip has returned TO his old
position.
Mr.. John ". Paul. promin,ent, gentle ger L.
horse and painfully injured n few DAYS
ago, is getting along very we'll at this
time.
Miss Mabel Shaner after a few weeks
visit in Richmond has returned,
Mr. A. M. IIowison, Of Richmond, spent
several days in Stanton this week.