The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
MARRIAGES. IN
AUGUSTA COUNTY
Well-ktlown Couples Who Were
"a United During the Past
Week.
THE GAlETIEs OF sTAUAT0N.
Crosses Are Given to Confederate
Veterans Smoker Of the
Eagles.
THE GAlETIEs OF sTAUNT0N
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y STAUNTON, VA, October 14.--Nir.
Hugh Walter Snltcmnn and Miss Ethel
Maud Clntterbhugll were married We'd
nesday evening at the mnfsc OF the Se-
Gcond Presbyterian Church blythe pastor,
K Rcv. Dr. ". N. Scott a few friends wdrc
present.
t Tho bride is very handsome young
,ladyrund daughter Of Mrs. Ida M. Clat-
aterbaugh. The groom Is q son Of Mr.
ID. A.. sniteman. and has been employed
i III this White Star; mills for a number OF
years II IA
I, Miss Blanche ~. Hess and Mr.. Love
III. Houser were married at Mt. Carmel
Presbyterian Church. Augusta county,
Wednesday, The ceremony was perform
cd by Rev.. A. II. Hamilton. The church
was beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion. Mr.. Walter Harris was best man.
The bride wns gowncd in "a beautiful u
stecl-gray5 going away gown With hat 10
match Miss Hess Is very popular. and
is d most beautiful and loving young lady.
Wright ossernar.
"A pretty wedding took place "Wednesday
afternoon at Mt. Tabor. Augusta county
when Miss lola A. Bossertnana and NJ n
Emory w. Wright were married, Rev.
A. D. r. Hnncher. pastor Il of Clli.os
Evangelical Lutheran Church, performed
the ceremony. at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. W.
5Bossermnn. Miss Lucy Bosserman, sister
OF the bride, was maid OF honor, and Mr..
8jildebrand was best man. S$
After the ceremony supper was served
THE bride is a beautiful young lady ana
mas many admirers. Mr.. Wright has for
some time been connected With the West
ern state Hospital. TIL
Superintendent Blackford, OF the West
ern State Hospital has submitted MIS-
annual report to the board, which show
Number OF patients in hospital. LOIS
64s males and sos femaes number ad-t
mitted during year, 120 males, LOG females;
Discharged 1871 died. III number OF pa
tents admitted since the opening Of the
hospital in 1898. 7,173, Of whom 2,O85 nave
died, 4,o23 discharged.
The City Council has passed an ordi.
nance authorizing the treasurer to cal
In and redeem $685. 20 In five per cent.
bonds. For this purpose it is proposed
to pay of s22,5oO with funds In the
sinking fund, and then sell at 102 the
sum Of 100000 Of 1890 four per cent.
bonds.
Rev. J. G. CARRIER has resigned the
5pastorate Of the German Baptist Church
here, and will preach his last sermon
as pastor Sunday The account OF MS
resignation Is III health.
Crosses to Veterans
At a special meeting Of the Stonewall
Jackson Camp, Confederate Veterans,
Thursday, the Daughters OF the CoIlfed--SS
c1rlcy bestomcd crosses OF honor on VET
Grams and descendants OF veterans. Mrs
w. II. Iandcs. president, not being pres
~ IT ri
the crosses. Rev. DR.. w. n. Scott de-
liycred an address, paying q noble tribute
K to the women OF the Confederacy
# F,lltott's Knob A erie " No. $50, Fra ternal
Order OF Eagles. gave a most enjoyable
smoker Wednesday night In their lodge
room. The gathering was large one.
A musical programme was rendered Dy
"a full orchestra. and Mr.. II. +. Norris
sang a solo. . lh s5tt
mar superIntendent of the Virginia School
for the Deaf and the Blind, and his wife
were visiting relatives In Louisa county
this week.
Mrs. Herbert Funston Of Richmond,
was In the city this week.
Mr.. A. e. White went to Richmond
this week to attend the Horse Show.
Mr.. Arthur Peace, who Is now sta
toned in Cuba, is visiting his home here.
He was In Richmond and Norfolk this
week. 55ay
Staunton.
Miss Mamie Lavel attended the Horse
Show in Richmond this week.
King George Affairs.
53s CONFORM VA, October 14.--Nlss Alta
way NJ. Lewis, OF washington, Is spend
Ing some time with Captain John G. Pol