The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
NOVEMBER
WEDDINGS
Rappahannock Christian Church,
the Scene Of Brilliant
Ceremony.
MISS AuNDL i THE BRIDE R {, ::
e u E
MISS HUNDLEY THE BRIDE.
Married to Mr.. Burwell Ware, Of
Wares Wharf.-The Church
Beautifully Decorated,
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(Spcclal TO inc eS.l)lSpatcn.) h5
huntsville, VA. November LA
wedding Of wide interest took place at
Rappahannock Christian Church this eve-
ming ut o'clock, when Miss Pearle Gar
nett Hundlcy, OF huntsville, became the
bride OF Mr.. Burwcll Ware, Of Wares
Wharf
The wide popularity and the long list
OF relatives ana friends Of both parties
brought together an assembly represent
Ing not only the flower and chlvalry OF
Essex. but reaching from the scashorc
OF this State 10 the mountains OF West
Virginia. The decorations were elaborate
In banks OF white chrysanthemums and
graceful festoons Of running cedar.
San aisle OF flowers formed BY eight
little nephews and nicccs OF the bride and
groom made q lovely picture In the flood
OF light from antique candelabra and other
mort BRILLIANT Nominations.
AZ tho time honorcd strains OF Men
delssohn's wedding march ioated on the
!. crisp air and filled the nisles and gall
x lcries OF the sacred structure. the bride,
leaning on tho arm OF her brother, MIR.
Preston Hundlcy, who bore a lovely white
vcllum Marriage Vow, entered and adj
vanced towards the 'aisle u flowers"
accompanied by his brother, Mr. Catnsby
Ware. came and In the second aisle or
u living flowers they met, and together
marched on to solemnize their pighted
Il faith. 5#73
Rev. John T. r. Hundlcy, a brother OF
the bride. assisted by Rev. William
e Latane, an uncle OF the groom. per formcd
s the ceremony. Mrs. Willard D. Hoskins.
OF huntsville, and Mrs. w. w. Hume. OF
Raleigh. w. Va. sisters OF the bride.
stood as DANES Of honor, while Miss
n Elizabeth Hundley. a niece OF the bride,
q gracefully bore the ring. attended by her
& little cousin. Master William Hume Hos
e kIns. a t X
Misses Susie Ware Warner and Janet
{ Latane. attred In white tmousscline de
sole and green girdles.bcarlng ferns, we're
brid.smaids. and Messrs. f. NJ Ware,
Jr, Chtir!as Sale, Lamar. Marry and
& Deane Hundley. John Ware, Larkin An
dcrson md DR.. w. w. Hume. in full eve
ming dress were the groomsmen. Mrs.
p II. II. War. presided at the organ Mas
z tors William 1ataae Ware and Willard
Dunbar IIosl1ins were the ushers
The bride was gowned in white chiffon
over white silk, trimmed in real lace.
Il Her veil was caught with a pearl brooch,
which had been worn by the grooms
mother on her wedding day, while she
wore a necklace of pearls, which has
4 nnen FnanOeuE z nOWn through tIs groom 8
& family. for more than one hundred years
Mrs. w w. Hume and her sister, Mrs.
W .. Hosklns, each wore white crepe dc
chine, white satin g!rdles. and bore white
chrysanthemuus
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party retired to "Hoskinss HILL
the home OF Willard Dunbar Hoskins.
8 Esq. wtlere m elaborate reception await
i ed them r
s.3 Rev William Iatane oS the Epfscopal
Church of Westmoreland county: Rev.
j T. T. Hundiey, pastor OF tho Christian
Church. Norfolk; DR.. w. w. Hume and
d lady, Of Raleigh. w. Va; Mr.. Maury
; IIundley, Of Newport News: Mr., Preston
Hundley, OF Hampton; Mr.. Deane Humid
Icy. OF Essex; Mr.. Larkini Anderson. of
Montagues; Mr. Lamar Hundley, Of Essex;
and Judge f. NJ. Ware and Mr.. Charles
Sale OF Tappahannock, we're among the
many gentlemen in attendance; and Miss
Mccarthy Of Richmond; Mrs. J. T.. T.
IIundey. OF Norfolk Mrs. Robert L..