The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-07
DEW-DEW
Popular Physician and School Su.
perintendent Wins Fair Bride.
BEAUTIFUL SPOTSYLvANIA WEDDING

Bethany church in Spotsylyanis conn
~ was the scene of beautiful mar sge
at high noon, Wednesday, Nov. 9Th,
when Miss Alice Augusta Dsw became
the bride II Dr. Thos WEIGH Dew, Of
Spotsylyanla county.
The church wa be Iuti'ully decorated,
the color scheme being green aad white.
The marriage ceremony was Performed
BY Rev. j. 5. Ryland the popular pastor
Oi Wallsrs aud COunty Line churches.
Miss MARI Dew. one of the most ac-
complished young ladies al The county,
presided At the organ. playing softly be-
fore the entrance 81 thu bridal party,
Love Me aud the World /. Mine" To
the strains OF the Loh-ns In Wedding
March the bridai party enh ed the church
and advanced u the altar.
The bridesmaids, guwn-d In white met
and carrying large boulu t. Of maiden
hair ferns were a. follow:
Mss Mary Su Dew, III Richmond. with
Mr. Leon ,rd ri rson, Of CAROLYN; Miss
Mamie Person VIII Dr. II II. D.
Jarnette, Of Fredericksburg; Miss Sal
Voolfolk, Of Hanover &. H., with N.
Clarence Chewi Ing, o, ClrOlin Miss
Susie Rawlings, OF Fred ricxsbuIg, with
Mr. Dlugln- Dew; Miss Sailie Lipscomb,
Of King aud Queen, with Nc Lester Dill
lard, OF Spotsylyania county; M4s Ro.
'"rts Washington, with MIR. Norton
Gresham
me h,tie flower girl- in dainty white
Orgaady nnI carrying sweet peas were
Misses Ellen Byrd and lleisn Dunbar
Dew. neicos of the blii1. Master Thos.
Boyd Washington acfrd ~ ring6sarer,
and Master Joe " III. d Js 'nette ~ II.
cen-e bearer.
The matroi IL honor. y R1derick
Dew. -ster ~ tn bride wD-c white silk,
trimmed " th zeal ae-, white picture
hat, aud carried white carnations
The bride boxed Y r. lovely in hand
some gown OF W It, crp d chine, trim
med with old lace, VITA vell Of Brussels
lace. Her only ornam n,s were neck
lace and bro Jch al pa j., heirloOms OF
the iamily, aud she cA,rai ashOwer bDu-
quet Of bride roses and i'ls Of the va
ley. She entered tn church on tbs am
Of her brother, DR.. X der ok D,w, wi
gave her away. and WAS met at the IL.
tar by the groom and ms best man, Nr.
John TYR, OF Richmond, bro'h.r Of *
Gov Tyler.
During the cerem my, which was We y
impressive Miss Elizabeth HOlladay. Il
Lewiston sang very iitly and sweetl,,
TIrn "a II Rem moer Ne" M-ndes.
soh.'s Wedding March was played ~
the bridal party leit the altar
Preceding the ceremony a wedding
break fast wa. served at tn residence Of
DR. RId-iiek DIV to the bril 81 party
and visiting relatives. The presents were
costly AMI NUMEROUS, showing the pOpu-
iarty OF b Jth parties
Tn, bride. VIII l. handsome, stately
blonde, j. thu youngest iAu- htrr OF the
late Rld'rlck DIV. OF KING and Queen,
gallant sOiie- ct tn Confederate
\ my. Her m )thry wac Ms JulIette
rnylOe Evan, laughter Of adi-tinguish-
- Baptist mlnistrr Il Mddl --ex cOnntg.
aud sister Of Judge Brown Evans, 4
that county. She is - gran'.1i"ce ard
the brilagr ON \ granddaughter uf tie
illustr.ous Prof Taos Dew, OF William
and Mary College, 1896 to 1916. AMI
Doth arr dirtct de-cendantsu 81 Speaker
D W. Of House OF Burg"sses IN 1862.
The Bridegroom. who il superluten
l,nt 81 schools OF Spotsylyania county.
and a prominent physician. il u sOn OF
the late Cast. T. X Dow. Of the Conied-
crate army and for many years superin-
fendrHt II the schools OF Caroline Co.
His mother was Miss Minnie Msrrie Per.
kin-, daugh er Of Thos. Perkins, OF Buck
ingham county. and sister Of the beauti.
ful Mis-. Parke p Perkins, lnow Mrs
Beatty, Of Pulaski. who was crowned
Qneen II love and Beauty at tue nten-
nisl in Philadelphia in 1873.
At O'Clock p. N. the bride aud bride
groom took the train at Woodford for
ane1tendei visit u New York. Niagara
Falls, @ eat Lakes and Canada.