Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-11-27
SOHE WEDDINGS.

License were issued in Baltimore
Thursday of last week to Mr.. Herman
s. Lewis, of Burgess Store. and Miss
Florence F. Forester, to marry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgee, of Washington,
have announced the approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Nellie
Mae, to Mr.. j. Stanley Mcnamara, Of
White Stone, to take place Tuesday,
December LIST.
A double marriage took place at Car
mel M. E. Church, Westmoreland
county, Thursday evening of last week,
the contracting parties bsing Joseph
Moore, Of Westmoreland, and Miss Eva
King, Of Richmond county; Randolph
King and Miss Vertie Smith, both Of
Richmond county. The marriage cere-
mony was performed by Rev. H. H.
Smith
Old White Marsh church, Lancaster,
was the scene of pretty marriage
Wednesday Of this week, the contracting
parties being Miss Birdie, daughter of
w. 8. Slater, CT Merry Point, and
Mr.. Horace Hsynie, Of Lively. Rev.
Porter Hardy, for the past four years
pastor Of that church, performed the
ceremony in his usual impressive man.
ner.
Friends of Jas. B. McKenney in lower
Lancaster county were told this week
of his approaching marriage in Norfolk
December 9th, to Mrs. Hettie Smith,
of that city. Mr.. Mckinney home is at
White Stone. but for the past several
years he has been an officer on one of
the H., D. and v. R'y's steamers ply
ing between Baltimore, Rappahannock
and Norfolk.
A beautiful wedding took place at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson T.
Winstesd, Weems, Wednesday Of last
week, when their youngest daughter,
Laurinths, was married to Mt. w. G.
Dauaherty, Of Kilmarnock, Va, By
the Rev. Porter Hardy. A large mum.
Der OF friends were present from al
lover the county. Numerous beautiful
and costly presents were received. The
bride was sttired in white and looked
very pretty. After the ceremony ant
congratulations sumptuous repast wal
enjoyed by al, after which the coupl.
was serensded by some of their friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Daugherty will reside a
j, Weems. who're Mr.. Daugherty expects
to engage In business.
1 We herewith publish q more extsndes
account Of the Wright Watt nuptial
furnished Us by one present. In las
weeks paper we made mention Of tn,
wedding.
i NewinGton Baptist church was /,
beautiful sight to look upon on Tuesda,
afternoon, November 17th, tn,
occasion being the marriage of Misl
Marie Rowena Watt, eldest daughtel
of Mr.. A. T. Watt, Clerk of Glouces
ter county, to Mr.. William Abbot
Wright, formerly of upper Lancaster
but now Of Norfolk. The church wa
beautifully decorated in chrysanths
NUNS and evergreens. The bride wa
attired in a white lingerie gown will
a veil which was caught up with /,
! very handsome pin, an heirloom Of thu
! family. Miss Maud Watt, sister Of tn,
bride, acted as maid Of honor, and wa
! gowned in q white net over yellow
, Mr.. l.. B. Cottingham, of Lancaste
: county, acted as best man. The usher
( were Messrs. R. H. Watt, r. G. Watt
IL. B. Sinclair and Ashton Sinclair
The wedding marches were played b
! Miss Kate Folkes-Lohengrin an
: Mendelssohn. "Belieye Me if all Thos
: Endearing Young Charms" was piaye
. during the G. remony. A reception wa
a given by Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Jones
Among the guests from distance wer
E Mrs. M. C. Wright, Miss Emily Wright
e mother and sister Of groom. of NorfoII
/. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Cottingham, Mis-
Grace Cottingham and Mr.. r. l.. Ficl
+ lin. of Lancaster; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J, Segar, Of Middlesex.