Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-02
SOME WEDDINGS

Ninety-eight licenses were issued I'm
BALTIMORE below the high mark
reached on Thanksgiving Eve ayear ago.
HAYNIE--MARSII.-W NJ. Haynie
and Miss Sadonia o. Marsh, of Reedville.
were married Wednesday evening of last
week at the home of the bride, Rev. MIR.
Wooden officiating. The bride and
groom left for Baltimore after ceremony.
KIRK IRELAND.--Mr. VIM. r.
Kirk, of Lancaster ancestry, son of
Charles X. Kirk, of Baltimore, and Miss
Lo'tie Mary Ireland. were married on
November %, in Brooklyn, N Y. Mr.
Kirk Is an employee in the New York
posto flee.
lNGRAN-WILLEY MIR Willie In
gram, of White Stone, and Miss Ona
Wiley, daughter of Capt. r Yves Will
ley, OF Irvington, were married Wednes.
day night at the Baptist Parsonage,
White Stone, by Rev. G. Y. Bradley, ir.
They will reside in Irvington..
BEASLEY-OSBORNE. At Trinity
Methodist church, Keysville, Va, on
December 9TH, $50 O'Clock will be cele.
brated the nuptials of MIR Carl Marsh
Beasley and Miss Evelyn Rowzie
Osborne. Miss Osborne was al one time
elocution instructor at the Chesapeake
Academy, Irvington.
BEALE-DAVIS MIR. John L. Beale
CSeldom'0 and Miss Nellie V. Davis.
both of Westmoreland, were quietly mar
ried November 23rd, at the home of
Judge X. IL. Beale, in that county. Rev.
w. f. DAVIS, father Of the bride, per.
formed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Beaie have gone to the st. Louis fair.
The best wishes of host of friends at.
tend the couple.
PALMER-LEE.-M Charles p. Pal.
mer and Miss Mary II. Lee, both of Lam
caster county, were married Thursday in
Washington, ID. G, 10y Rev. Father T. p
O'Rourke. Mr.. Palmer and Miss Lee
went to Fredericksburg to be married by
Rev. Father Coleman on Thanksgiving
Day, as noted in these columns last week,
but as the bride-to-be was not a res
ident Of that city under the law the clerk
could not Issue them a certificate. They
Immediately proceeded TO Washington,
which city's laws present no such OBJ
stacle.
FERGUSON-GUY-Rev. Richard
Ferguson, Of Saluda, Va, and Mrs. Bet
tie s. Guy, of Petersburg, Va, were
quietly married Wednesday morning of
last week at the residence OF Mrs. G. A..
Clay, CT that city, by Rev. S. G. Hatcher
of Market st. Methodist Church. Rev.
Mr.. Ferguson is a we'll known minister
OF the Virginia Conference, and preacher
In charge OF the Middlesex circuit. He
has six children -four sons and two
daughters-who are all grown. Mrs.
Bette s. Guy is the daughter of Mr..
Arthur Taylor, of Chesterfield county,
and has two grown sons. who are in
business in Richmond, Va. The bride
aud groom left Immediately for Saluda.
HARDING-DILLARD.-Miss Mamie
Wyatte billiard and Mr. Rawleigh Hard
ing were married Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. r. A. Fitzhugh, an
aunt Of the bride, 1888 North Gilmore
street, Baltimore. Rev. Rufus w. Weaver,
pastor OF Brantly Baptist church, off.
ciated. Miss Mary E. Fitzhugh, cousin
| of the bride, was maid OF honor and Mr..
Allen G. Fitzhugh was best man. The
bridal party was preceded by little Misses
Lucille and Oriana Fitzhugh as flower
girl and ring bearer, respectively. The
bride wore going away gown OF brown
taffeta and mirrored velvet, with hat and
gloves TO match. The "Lohengrin" wed.
ding march and "Oh, Promise Me-" were
played during the ceremony by Mrs.
George w. Turner. Immediately after
the ceremony the couple left for a south.
ern trip. They will reside in lexington,
Va. Miss billiard is the daughter of Mrs.
Catherine Twyford, of Gloucester county,
and Mr.. Harding is the son of Jno. E.
Harding. of Northumberland and brother
of j. Carroll Harding, of Lancaster.
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