The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
AUTUMN
WEDDINGS
Miss Linda Fox Henderson the
Bride Of David n.
Walker.
BEAUTIFUL CHURCH WEDDING
St. James Church, at Louisa.
Filled With an Interested ana
Fashionable Throng.
special to The Ttmes-Dispatch.)

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LOUISA. VA, October 26. Louisa was
en- fete to-day on the occasion OF the mar
riage of Mrs, Linda Fox Henderson, Of
this county, 10 Mr.. David n. Walker
formerly OF Richmond. put now Of
Louisa, which took place in st. James
Church. at half after 2 81 clock. Many
relatives and friends Of me bytao and
! groom came by train from Elc.in}Ond ard
elsewhere, or drove in from the country,
and the whole town assembled 10 do
honor to this popular young couple.
Mrs. Beverley r. Fox, mother oil tile
bride. and Mrs. David \. Walker. mother
Of the groom, were Of most prominence
among those who occupied the space re-
served for the family. With them were
seated Miss Helen Montague. Of Rich
nond, the brides cousin. and Dr. and
Mrs. Charles Venable Caring ton and
Miss Mabel Walker. OF Richmond. and
Mr.. John Duncan Sawyer, OF Shadwell.
Albemarle.
Mr.. John Walker. brother. acted as
best man The bridal procession moved
up the aisle to the strains az the Lohen-
grin wedding march In the following or
der: Mr.. Jetfry Montague. OF Plcnmond.
and AR. James Porter. OF Louisa; Linda
Henderson and Frances Cai1ingtun MIR.
Binns and alr. BIB; Maria Sims and Kill
burnis Barrett; Dir. Meredith FoA aid
Mr. Duga1d Walker; Josephine Header
son, and Mrs. Linda Henderson on the
arm Of her brother. .3lr. Henry Fox.
The bride vas richly goEned in white
silk and old lace, with family jewels, aud
carried Bride roses. The pretty little
flower girls were all dressed n dain.,-
white frocks and made a charming escO1 {
for the bride.
The impressive Gothic Church was
beautifully decorated in running cedar.
asparagus. ferns and white CHI ,aA.t.e-
lnuTns. The high altar. alight with "a rs-E
set in antique silver candelebra, was
banked with chrysaRthemuuls in The form!
OF rerodas. ard the raj! was draped Nth
Il delicate tracer. OF green. "!:n uan1ile.,
OF chrysanthemuma. placed AT intervals.
The most prominent feature Of the dec
orations was Gothic arch, placed at the
chanccl rail. from the center OF which
was suspended wedding bell of white
chrysanthenums
Under this bell the bridal couple stood
while their rector. the Rev. !ir. Eagle,
performed the solemn ceremony OF the
Episcopal Church.
After the benediction, the bridal party
returned 10 tho home OF the bride, where
~ ta'HhJ So''H''o'l "ds Eel wa, .hiIs DIN
yer pouring the coffee. Miss Montague
the chocolate.
Mrs. Walker is the daughter Of the late
Beverly II. Fox, OF Roundabout Castle,
near the courthouse. Her lno,hcr was
Miss Ihomasia johnson. filth In uoaccnt
from Thomas Johnson to ,ylcm Round
about was originally granted by the
crown
| THIS Thomas johnson was Tie friend
| of Patrick Henry, WHO Was often hi.
| guest, and il was nc who FIRST nominated
Henry for the House of buiGess-s.
| Roundabout Is picturesque old home
and within Its unchanged wi.i.s have been
| gathered many portraits anu silhoueLtes
OF distinguished people Of by-gonc genera
| tOns.
| Mr.. Walker Is editor of the LoJsa En-
terprisc, and district agenl u the SOutb
| Atlantic Nre Insurance lie Is tho son OF
| the late Major DAVID \. tFaiscr. az Rich
| Inond, who, as captain of ING Otey Bat
| terry, won chipalrous distinction in the
Confederate war, His mother was Miss
| AVIS Barney. OF Mobile, Ala, a direct
| descendant Of several Of the original set
tiers Of quaint. Nantucket Island on the
| Massachusetts coast.
| The bridal presents were varied aid
numerous and were greatly admired,
| Mr. and Mrs Walker left Louisa on
| the afternoon train tor washington and
! elsewhere in the North jlaif lhu town
MAS at tie station 10 see them off pnd
rice and ribbons added their merrimcnt
| 10 the very happy occasion