The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
MARRIED in
COOCn.LAND.
DR.. Kenneth Nc Coy Makes Miss
Page Morton His
Bride.
PRETTY ROMANCE N { Z: WITH II 1T.
Woodvillc, the Home Of David.
Bullock, the Scene Of the
Pretty Tableaux Wedding.
PRETTY ROMANCE WITH 1T.

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EAST 5LEA1SE, GOOCELAND COUN-3
ny, VA, August A. Beautiful In all It's
features and associations was the we'd
ding celebrated here yesterday. in which
Miss Page Morton became the bride Of
I,r. w. Kenneth Mccoy, OF the county Of
Louisa, Va.
Dr.. Mccoy is q young physician, q
recent distinguished graduate Of the Med
ical College of Virginia. Of ability and
great promise, who is rapidly making
Ills way to the head of his profession.
1c is the son OF the Rev. ii. p r. Nc
Coy, OF Louisa, who performed the scere-S
nony. The bride is an orphan and a
granddaughter Of the late General David
Bullock Harris, the Confederate engineer.
who gave his life to the cause, and Is
Repeatedly mentioned In lnudable terms
| for okility, skill and bravery, by Gem
erals Beauregard Taliaferro and others
lin their reports, and in the works Of Col
lionel Roman, on Beauregard and Of Dr..
Johnston, OF Charleston; s. c., entitled
THE Defense OF Charleston Harbor.
NJ ISIS SMorton's father, Frank Page Nor
ton. died when she was only two days
old and her mother survived him but
"a few. years. But she was taken into:
Tho bosom OF her mothers family, and
never did little orphan have a happier
home. others. uncles and aunts
l&yled with each other In doing all that
flowing hands and hearts could do to I'LL
+ tho place of her departed parents.
AZ BIT OF, ROMANCE. g
There8i is a bit Of romance, too, In con-
nection with this &. couple, for their I, ~
tachment sprung UP when they were chill
Sdrcn Of tender years. and has, after long
years, ripened into q union which Is
blessed with the happicst omens. The
connections of both brio e3 and groom are
remark ably extensive and influential,
k.nce the bridal presents were exceed
irgly numerous and costly many coming
flom such well known people as 4 Dr.
George Ben ] ohnston, Of Richmond, and
DIR. Johnston, OF char1 lesion, s.$5 c.. the the
author and Episcopal divine
sg Il hey were married at high noon q at
Is.,1Vood ville,"" the residence Of her uncle.
David Bullock Harris, ESQ, in q & room
of the old colonial house, built by Henry
| Wood, the first clerk Of Goochland4 coun-3
l$ty, 3 bout 1870, on the same spot In which
her mother was married many years be-#
| fore.
ATTENDANTS.
Miss Margaret Lcake. Of Goochland.
was first maid of honor. and Miss An
ME Simpson, Of w ilson, NJ CT was, Sec
5cud \ maid Of honor. They were both
hand somely attired IN white organdies.s
satin and lace, and carried shower bou-5
4 quets of pink carnat ito ms. ssS95 II ss
The bridesmaids We're Misses Fannie.
I5oykin, of wilson, KS G.; Tredericaf
5Leake, Of Goochland; Eleanor Harr lson,
sEItlen Mccoy Victoria Mccoy and Bar
| bara Kean; Of Louisa; Elsie Boykin, of
Richmond y Birdie Smith 4 of Salisbury,
NJ. c.: Kate Miller and Nellie Kean, Of
Goochland s. They were all becomiinglys.
attired in white and carried bouquets Of
crepe myrtle and asparagus ferns. ss5
5 Little Miss, Eliza Oyerton Leake Gun
gringly, dressed in lace and muslin, pre-
Sccded the bride as the bearer Of the ring.
Il The bride entered with her first maid
Of honor, 3 Miss Margaret Leake, In g.
1 we'd ding gown, OF Paris Srlousseline, trim
4 med with Val. lace and forget-me-nots.
Her veil was caught with a. diamond
| 3sunburst, an old family heirl oom.s She
/ carried white carnations and ferns. X She
/ was met in the parlor by the groom
4 wuo entered with his best man, Mr.. Hen
i ry Fl olnlan, Of Louisa. 81 2s FIJI
After8the ceremony a dainty luncheon
1 was served to the invited guests.
The color scheme Of the decorations,
which were tasteful and artistic was
green and white ls,.3 &.
Tho couple leftaon an afternoon train
! FOR an extended bridal tour. {fg
Among tho guests from q distance 3were:
Miss Kate Lewis, Mr., w. Morton Lewis,
,|3Dr. Stuart N. M ichauxi and Mr. Charles
/ Mccoy Of Richmond, and Mrs. W.. ].
i 5I,oykin. Of Wilson. NJ. c., and others.
| &c. ihf&