The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
.OLHAU S EN- - PAYN E
The Bride Granddaughter of General
William II. Payne and the Groom is
Popular Young Physician of
Harrisonburg.
Special to The Times-Dlsp.Sh.)
Harrisonburg.

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HARRISONBURG. VA, Oct. 7.-Eman-
uel Episcopal Church was the scene to-
night Of one of the prettiest and most
stylishweddings that has been celebrated
in Harrlsonburg for years, when Miss
Virginia Mason Payne became the bride
of Dr. Frank Blair Olhausen. R4v. Robb
White, of Standardsville, assisted by
Rev. Robert Brookng, performed the
ceremony in the presence Of large
number of friends of both the bride and
groom. The church was tastefuly decor
ated with potted plants and ferns. The
altar was brilliantly illuminated with can
dies.
The bride. who Is regarded as one of
the most handsome young ladies In liar
risonburg, was attlred in an Irish point
robe over chiffon and taffeta. She carried
Brides roses. The maid of honor was
Miss Molly Payne, q sister of the bride,
who was attired In pink net and white
lace. The brides maids were Misses Nell
Payne, q sister OF the bride; Miss Juliet
White, of Philadelphia. niece of the
groom; Nellie White, of Savannah. Ga;
Claire Amiss, Virginia; Paul and Hattie
Srtayer, of Harrisonburg. Dr. u. G..
Firebaugh, of this place, was best man.
THE USHERS.
The ushcrs were Messrs. Charles Oh
hansen, of Pittsburg. a brother of the
groom; William H. Payne, a brother Of
the bride; George Romig, of Homestead,
Pa, and Charles G. Herring, Lunsford H.
Lewis r. Marshall Price. of this place.
The little flower grls-Mss Laura Payne,
sister Of the bride, and Miss Mary
Neff, preceded the bridal couple to the
altar.
During the ceremony Miss Frances B.
,c,1
Immediately after the ceremony a re-
ception was rendered the young couple
at the home of tho bride's parents, IN
South Main Street, which was taste fully
decorated In pink and white, while Or.
and Mrs. Olhausen received the con-
CALCULATIONS Of their many friends under
a bell of orange blossoms.
DR.. and Mrs. Olhausen we're the re-
c!pients of many costly and beautiful
presents, numbering more than two hun
dred.
They leave tomorrow morning for
an extended bridal tour through eastern
cities. They will be absent more than
w. THE Welded PAIR.
Mrs. Ohausen is the eldest daughter
CT Captain and Mrs W. w. Payne, n
grand daughter Of General William II.
Payne, of Warrenton. and niece OF
Mrs. Eppa f1unton. Jr, OF Richmond
She has heen leader In society here
fol a number Of years, and Is well known
rs social beauty throughout the state.
DR.. Olhausen is n rising young physician
of this place, and has many TRENDS
throughout the Valley. He Is a son of
J. III. Olhauscn, formerly general super
intendent of the Central Railway of
New Jersey.
Among those present from a distance
! to attend the wedding were General Will
| liam H. Payne, of Warrenon, until re-
! Gently general counsel for the Southern
! Railway, but has now retired from ac-
| tive practice; Mr. and Mrs j, II. Oh
hansen, of Philadelphia, the former, who
retired several months ago from the SUI
perntendency of the Central Railway Of
| New Jersey: Mr.. and Mrs, George r.
| White, Of Philadelphia, Mr., and Mrs,
joseph Olhausen, of Wilmington, Dell;
| Mr. Robert w Olhausen, of Philadelphia;
| Mr.. Walter O.hausen, OF New York;
| Messrs. Charles and Harry, OF Pittsburg,