The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
STURDY II BACHELOR
HAS TO SURRENDER R ! R
fWincllcster's City Treasurer
WEEDS Miss Mary Hi@2x:s Smith,
Charming Lady.
rsn,cIcIa, d rio ,rtrna.te,,gg Dispatch.

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatc h.)
WINCHESTER. SSYA.,A March 16:----I'he
marriage 1T 1870 O. clock this afternoon
uf Miss Mary, eldest daughter 5of Mr..
and Mrs William II. az sn, III. 70 " Mr. N
Ge orge H. 5Kinzcl the popul lar city treas
t,rer Of winchester, was quite al, event in
$tbe local social realm, despite the II TACT
that o1ly9 the families and immediate
relatives Of the contracting parties we're
rho wedding took place at the home 9
The brides parents, NO. 1S0 PeytonS Street.
Rev. Julian s sibley, pastor Of the Pres
byterIan Church, OF iciated assisted BY
REV. Charles D. Bulla, pas tor OF Brad g.
douk Street ethodist Episcopal Church.
South. \, 3Ss Y, I,
n The parlor vas %prettly decorated with
nntted plants, eycrgreens and ferns. with
S,iolets interspcrsed ii.@1 llst ~, man-
ner, ana the couple TODD before e floral orr, !
arch while the words were prom ounced
wEich made them man ana " 70. IN I'm
The bride wore gown Q Wilitc crepe
as chine. trimmed In old lace. and en- r
ricu white Bride roses. he bridesmaids,
Miss Lucy Hen. OF AYood stock, Miss ~
Ethel Williamson. Of yfashtn tor, = GO
nyd DlIss Mamie Smith, sister OF the
bride, wore white wolfe and car RED ~! "a
Fra rlca roses. The groonsmen were Mr..
Theodore Y. Kinzel. brdher of the
groom; Mr.. S. j. Williamson, Of LexinE-
tor. va. and Mr.. Charles D. Smith.
sbrot hcr5of tho bride. 7.
II After the ceremony z, Mr.. and Mrs E s n n
gel and the bridal party were tend REQ q
recognition. and the happy doupl 10 lei 81 on
the evening train for their bridal 4 tour.
Upon returning, about april 51st, they
will be at home at len Lee, the hand-
some country home Of MI. Kinzel, on
Tairmont Avenu e. ny ss3 III, 3 % Il
The bride wore a handsome going away
gown OF dark blue broadcloth. with hat
ana gloves to match. She was the re-
cirient Of many handsome and costly
presents. .5ss 5 34ss @ $S ne
The announcement OF the approaching
wed ding. which was made In he Tim es-
Dispatch and the local papers on Feb
ruary 18th, caused a mild surprise in
NYinchester's social circles. The groom
had become looked upon as a confirmed
ba chelor. hut no succumbed to the irri-
s!stible charms OF bis beautiful bride.
who Is q splendid typo OF the charming
Virginia girl. She is ono OF this city's
most strikingly handsome girls In per-
sonal appearance and is as attractive In
disposition as she is pretty and winsoMe
in person. She Is very popular in q
large circle Of acquaintances and Is the
grand daughter OF the late Daniel J. Mil
Ter, of Middletown. who was one
I Of the countys best men in his day. On
/ her grandmothers side. she is e. grand
niece OF Samuel Thinks, who was mayor
OF Baltimore for two terms. Her father,
William II. Smith. is u member of the
firm Of ". 3. Bakers Sons, flour man
ufacturers.
Mr.. Kinzel is one Of the best known
men OF the younger generation in this
section. For years he was captain Of
the Charley Rouse Fire Company. and
is one of the leading Democrats Of this
/ city, having held the office OF city treas
2urer for several terms, and could con-
3tnue in that position II the tenure OF
tho office was not limited BY the new
Constitution. He IS member of the
Masonic, Pythial,. Cd Eel lows, Red Men
and Elks fraternities. and is q personal
friend OF Governor Montague. Lieutenant-
Governor Willard, Il Senator Martin. Rem
resentntive Hay and other leading men
lin the Democratic party. He IS exceed
5ingly5 popu lnr and probably Is one OF the
best acquainted men in the Valley. 55i y. a I