The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
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a,s, assembling of the United virginia
division In this city. .,.,,t
- r,,osiiv REQUESTED 10 BIO present ana
land their assistance In the inntter o.
nrnvidlng homes for thc delegates
Wallace--Gibson.
,r,,a /, nncnded account Or the wedding
z. AZ r.norRe S. Wallace nnd Niles Fran
oas Gibson, OF Huntington, w. VA, from
shc Huntington Advertiser, VIII interest
,nnnv of their Richmond friendsi
nAt Trinity 1Iplscopal church. Wcdnes-
dhy evening, Mr.. George .. sYaliace WAS
,,nitcd in marriage TO Miss Frances GID
Z ~, 'rhe ceremony was one OF Tho most
i,y,rrc.aiye ever Witnessed In this city,
md probably there has never been we'd we'd.
dinp here In which more and deeper
interest was manifested.
'"I'hc ceremony which united these two
young people wns performed In Impress
sive style by REV. John s. Gibson, father
Il OF the BRIDE willie her venerable grand
father gave her away. .s
.'I'he maid or lfUnor was the brides SIS
ter. Miss Anna Gibson, and the brides
maids were Misses Blanche pohgc, Marie
Harvey, Lou White. Cloyd Harvey, and
tho Misses Wallace, OF Richmond. The
best man was Mr.. Herbert Fitzpatrick,
and The ushers were Mcssrs Bernard
parrish II. Nick. Hays, Edward Softer.
Robert Armstrong; August Mcdonald and
\ William 11arvie.
..Thc bride wore n beautiful gown OF
white tulle, and never presented a more
st.rn ctive appearance. The brides sis-
ter. Miss Anna Gibson. as maid OF honor,
wore beautiful gown Of inouEsellnc de
sole. The bridesmaids wore SILK null
over tuffeta, and carried bouquets OF
brides roses.
".rhc church was tastefully and beat
.tlfully decorated for the Occasion. ana
4 never presented more attractive ap-
pcarance. The wedding march was Play :
ed by DR.. G. r. ila1ors!.
AFTER the ceremony. pleasant m
formal reception was held at the nome
OF the brides parents. n
THE happy couple left on NO Thurs-
day morning for an extended tour OF the
e East, but will make their future nome
ii, this city, where they will be at home
70 their friends after November lst
"The wedding presents were numerous
Il and OF beautiful and costly design. ex-
employing In a striking manner the cs s
teen in which both Mr. WallaGe aha ms
bride are held not only IN Huntlngton
and West Virginia, but II, distant states.
f ..rhe bride is the attractive and ac-
complished daughter OF Rev. and mrs.
John s. G1bson and has for several yea rH
been one OF the leaders IN the highest
Circles OF Huntington socety.s She has
innumerable warm friends here and else
where who wish her NIL happiness IN the
a years that are to GOMEZ
1.-THE groom IL the prosecuting attor-
new OF Cahel county, and ID a. Wnole-
so,,led honorable Virginia gentleman.
E who Ia too well known by the peoplo -
Huntington to require further rel efe,sGe'
.The happy couple have the best WISH
4 ga OF innumcrablc friends on their jour ,
ncy through life together Rhich ii'slss
been SO uspci0usly5 begun.
Among the out Of town guests pres
emit we're: Rev. Isaac Gibson, Of Norris-
town. Pa; Miss Ethel Gibson. OF = orris-
i town Pa: Afra. 1redell, OF Plainflela.
n T.: Mrs, Wallace and two daughters.
~ Richmond, Va; Or. Canaday, OF Pam t
z Creek. w Il Va; Mrs. Goodykoontz. OF
4 Williamson, w VA; Henry Mathews, OF
4 charleston, w. Va; Stage DAVIS. OF
II Charleston, w Va; and Mr.. and Mrs.
$ Ball. OF Kcnoya, W. Va!
Mr.. Wallace is an old Richmond boy,
and his mot her. Mrs. M j.. Wallace. ana
~ two sisters. the Misses Wallace, reside
at No. US East Cary street, this city.
Mr. Wallace started his railroad ne
4 With the Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway
4 Company. IN this city, n number6of years
a go. but later giving up rairoading, de-
cIded 10 practice law. He graduated In
law at the University Of West Virginia,
and has hnd notable success at the bar
OF his adopted State.