Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-12-04
SOME WEDDINGS.

SOME WEDDINGS.
Mr.. Theodore s. Marks, of Nay
lors, and Miss Eva b. Garland, of
Warsaw. were recently licensed to
marry in Washington.
License was issued last week for
the marriage of Mr.. G.. III. Bosnian
and Miss Maggie S. Clark, both of
Lewisetta, the ceremony to be per-
formed in Melrose Nj. L. Church by
Rev. E. f, Garner.
Miss Elizabeth Nora Good Twin, of
Culpepper county, and Mr.. William
w. Bailey, of Westmoreland, were
married on November the oath at the
home of the bride near Rapidan, Va,
Rev. Herbert Willis performing the
ceremony.
Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage Of Mr.. Bel jsmin Samp-
son and Miss Della Walker, both of
Miskimmon. The ceremony Will be
performed at Providence Church in
tine near future by Rev. Wayland F.
Dunnaway.
A pretty marriage was solemnized
at Henderson Church on Sunday,
November %, at 7:30 p. m, the con.
tracing parties being Mr.. Warren
King and Miss Loula Estelle Neale,
both of Westmoreland county. Rev.
A. ID. Reynolds performed the cere.
mony.
One hundred and five marriage
licenses were issued in Baltimore on
Thanksgiving eve. This broke the
record. Among those issued was
one for Wallace NJ. Overton, age AZ,
and Lille Z. Saunders, age 16, both
of Election, Northumberland county.
Captain Overton is a prominent oys-
terman of Fairfields, while the bride
is one of the most popular young
ladies of Election.
The marriage of Miss Katie Bowie
Tay lor, daughter of Mrs. Kate Taylor,
to Mr.. Harvey B. Sanford, of
Oldhams, was solemnized by Rev.
w. +. Davis Wednesday morning
of last week at the home of the
bride. 1t was a quiet, pretty we'd
ding, ouly a few friends being pres
ent, no invitations having been is
sued. They received a great many
valuable presents. They took the
boat at Kinsale at 10 o'clock for a
short Northern trip. They will
make their home at Kinssle, Va.
The engagement of Miss Ethel
Bell Hardy to Rev. Lester Alex.
Brown, ID. ID. L. l.. d., pastor Of
Village Baptist field, Northumber-
land county, is announced. Miss
Hardy is the attractive daughter of
A. S. Hardy, oyster inspector for Lam
caster county. The wedding will
take place on Wednesday, December
9th, at 3 p. IN. at Grace Protestant
Episcopal church, Kilmarnock. Rev.
j. r. Brown, M. A, PHI. d., pastor
of the Baptist church, Stanleytown,
Va, will perform the ceremony. II
is thought that Mrs. Or. Long, of
Tennessee, sister of the bride, will be
maid of honor. DIR. Geo. w. Brown, q
prominent physician of Saluda, Va,
is to be best man. Dire. j. r. and
Geo. w. Brown are brothers of the
groom. DIR. Lester Alex. Brown is
graduate of Shenandoah Institute,
Va, took his Bachelor and Master
degrees from Gale College. Wisconsin
and graduated from Colgate Uni.
versity, New York. DIR. Brown is
author of several sacred song books
and is well-known in the north and
west as a Pastor Evangelist who hai
had marked success, having been
pastor of the first Baptist church
Bangor, Wis. and supply pastor of the
second Baptist church, West Ed.
meston, N. Y, and has also don,
evangelistic work in several othe,
states. He has had charge of hi,
present churches about one year.
A BEAUTIFgL HOME WEDDING.
| HATCHER HALL-On Thurs
day, November 26, 1908, the hom,
of Il. Neville Hall, at White Stone
was the scene of most beautiful
marriage when Miss Edith Hal
became the bride of Mr.. r. F
Hatcher, of Winchester, Va. Prompt
| iy at 4 o'clock the bridal party en-
. tered the parlor to the strains of
march composed and rendered b,
: Prof. Oden. Under an arch of flower
} in the presence of host of friend
they were solemnly and impressivel,
J Joined together in the holy bonds O
, matrimony By Rev. Norman Hall, O
Winchester, an uncle of the bride
) Mr.. Richard Hall, brother of tn
bride, was best man and Miss Ger
trnde Hall, sister of the bride, wa
! maid of honor. The bride was at
, tired in handsome gown of whit
} voiie, hand-embroidered, while tn
r groom wore the conventional black
S The bride wore handsome watc
r and chain, a gift of the groom. The
!. were united with the popular rim
r ceremony. After the ceremony til
: bride donned her travelling suit Q
brown zibeline, and they left fc
1 White Stone wharf and boarded til
n steamer there for the north, wher
: they will spend some time before the
y start for home. Miss Edith will b
e greatly missed, for she is charmin
II lady, and we think Mr.. Hatcher hs
+ won one of Lsncaster's fairest jewel
We hope she will visit us often.