Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-07-06
SOME WEDDINGS.

George F. Shelton, of Lancaster.
county, and Miss Clara A. Trout were
licesned to marry in Baltimore, last
week.
Thomas III. George, of Fisherman,
and Laura Nj. Eaton were licensed to
wed in Baltimore "Wednesday of last
week.
Mr.. joni Bell and Miss Selma Rebec-
ca Norman were married at the home
of Mr.. Thos. Jones near Burgess Store
on June 13, 1906, by Rev j. F. Wooden.
Miss Camilla F. Dobyns, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Dobyns, of
Hague, and Lloyd w. English were mar
ried Wednesday evening, June 9th,
at 3 o'clock, Ebenezer NJ. <. church,
Westmoreland county
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Victor Alex
andre, of New York, issued cards to the
nuptials of their sister, Laura Bussells,
and Mr.. VIM. E. Mcleod, which cere--
mony took place in New York June 30th.
The bride formerly resided in Irvington.
Mr.. William R. Brilliant, of Freder-
icksburg, and Miss'Nettie English Gar
land, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
w. Garland, of .Downings, Richmond
Co., We're married at the home of the
bride Tuesday morning. After short
trip they will be at home at the Han
over House. Fredericksburg, on July
9Th.
CHASE-JAMES.
AS the mantle of evening gathered
gently over our quiet town (White
Stone), and all nature seemed at rest,
then it was with hurried pace that
Cupid once again made a dash into our
town and took as victim one of our
noblest women, in the person of Miss
Marion Virginia James, the daughter of
Mr.. d. r. James, ST., one of the Oldest
and most prosperous merchants and
pioneer citizens.
Miss Marion is both accomplished
and attractive and has ever been since
her early childhood an idol in the COM
munity, both in the social circle and as
a church worker
The groom, Mr.. E. M. Chase, is the
son of the late Mr.. Lucius Chase, who
for many years taught school at Kilmar-
mock, Va, and who was recognized as
one of the ablest teachers this county
has ever had, For a considerable time
he has been popular Justice of the
Peace, which office he now holds.
The contracting parties will make
their home at Kilmarnock, Va, where
their many friends predict for them a
long and happy future. The brides
maids were, Misses Grace Vinegar,
Myrtle Brewington, Julia Eubanl, Pearl
Dix, Ruby Spriggs and Adele James,
the latter acting as maid of honor and
Mrs. Arthur Humphreys matron of
honor. Miss Allie Mede James, sister
to the bride. was ring Mrs. III.
b. Treakle played the wedding march.
All of the brides maids wore point de
spirit over taffeta and the bride wore
white crepe de chine over tafreta.
They marched in church, the follow
ing order, Miss Grace Vinegar and DR..
Palmer, Miss Myrtle Brewington and
w. t. James, Miss Pearl Dix and A.
II. James, Miss Ruby Spriggs and Joe
James, Miss Julia Eubank and ID. r.
James, jr., Miss Adele James and Ferd
Eubank. Mr.. Eubank was best man
to the groom. Rev. G. Y. Bradley
performed the ceremony in very i'm
pressive manner before one of the
largest audiences ever gathered here on
such an occasion.
The bride was given away by her
brother d. r. James, jr. Just after
the ceremony the couple was presented
with very handsome set of sterling
silver tablespoons from the church of
which she was the organist, by Rev.
G. Y. Bradley.