The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
Ownbey-Egbert.

Pauline Egbert. daughter Of Mrs. Julia
Egbert formerly Of Atee, Hanover coun-
ty, being the contracting parties.
Decorations wero in white and green,
the BAY window was massed with palms,
the arch being festooned with dainty
draperies Of green, which made a benuti-
full background for the bridal party.
The Rev. Mr.. Dunnaway, the brides
former pastor at Atlee was tho cele-
brant.
The little Misses Sydnor, cousins OF the
bride. were charming little ribbon-bearers.
forming the aisle, in dainty dresses OF
white muslin and lace. Next came the
groom with his brother. Mr.. Burton
Ownbey, of Asheville, N. c., as best
man. They awaited the bride, who came
in with her sister, Miss Lille G. Egbert
as maid of honor, in white organdy with
Valenciennes trimmings. Her flowers
were white carnations. The brides dress
of accordion plated muslin de sole, made
en- princess, with yoke and sleeve finish
,ngs of Duchess lace, suited her slender
girlish figure to perfection. band OF
pearls, the only ornament, completing a
very lovely toilet. She carried Bride roses.
Miss Zelle Minor rendered the wedding
music and by request OF the orlae, Mno
was a pupil of Miss Minor, played during
the ceremony tho dainty little song
"Plghted,', Of which Miss Minor wrote
both The words and the music.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridegroom received the congratulations
of their relatives and few intimate
friends. After az stay at tho seashore,
Mr.. and Mrs Ownbey will be at home at
Wilkesboro, N. c., where Mr.. Ownbey has
charge Of the Methodist Church. NJ
merous beautiful gifts In cut-glasss3 silver,
china and rare pictures testified the pop
,llarlty of tho young couple, one OF the
most notable being a piano, from her
mother, sister and brother. The person.
ality OF both groom and bride is very at
.ractive so natural and gracious Il; their
manner, and the best wishes OF numerous
friends go with them.
Morrill-Logan.
The wedding of Miss Lily Logan, dauFh-
ter of General and Mrs. T. NJ. Logan, Of
"Algoma," Virginia. to Mr.. Albert Henry
Morrill,, a member Of the Cincinnati bar,
was celebrated at 1880 O'Clock on the
forenoon of June 28th. the Rev. 1. IL.
Lacy being the celebrant
Mrs. Douglas Forsyth was matron of
honor, and Mr. Weld Allen Rollins, Of
Boston, was best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morrill, will make their future home at
Ta1lyho to Fassifern.
Misses jamie and Ellen Cameron, of
Cameron Hail." Goshen. Va. now the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Tate Sterrett, at
Hot Springs. Va, were the guests OF
honor in a tally-ho party given by their
hosts to "Fassifern" farm. After de-
licious luncheon the party spent the
afternoon in fishing, Among those lfes-
ent were Misses Daisy and LYDIA Pole,
Charlotte. Margaret and Constance stepl-
cnson, Edith Mcdonald Janie~and Ellen
Cameron, Messrs. WILL Linear and N
Pole, A. ". Cameron, Jack Stephenson
Tom and Reid Sterrett, the Rev. w. d.
Hill, the Rev. j. G. Scott, II. NJ. Tschudy
and Tate SteTett, Jr.
General and Mrs. Cox Here.
General and Mrs. William Ruffin Cox
reached Richmond Wednesday. and arc al
their home. No. GOO West Grace Street.
They will remain here until Monday
when they will leave to take an extended
Northern and Western tour.
Captain Henry Cabell of the United
States army. Mrs. Cox's brother, who has
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