The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03

Mrs. Bruce Tinslcy, OF Radford: Mrs.
H. S. *. Morrison. of Knoxville. Tenn:
Mrs. Henry Preston. of Tazewell; Mrs.
Tom Gent Anderson, of Wise, DR.. and
Mrs. G. G. Painter, Pulaski: Mr.. and
Mrs. T. NJ. Painter, Pulaski; Mr.. and
Mrs. D. NJ. Painter, Pulaski; Mr.. and
Mrs. Gunther. Appalachia. Miss Esther
Esser. Dorchester: Miss Nancy Phillips.
Louisville, Ky; Miss Lilly Gaines, Cen
tire Cross. Va; Miss Louise kenner.
Lynchburs; Miss Leila Gary. franklin:
Josephine: A. C. Anderson, Wise; Geo.
Esser and Percy crockford, Dorchcs-
ter.
Beiew-Carr.
BIG STONE GAP. VA. May 2.-One
of the prettiest weddings of the sea-
son occurred yesterday evening at the
Southern Methodist Church, Johnson
City, Tenn, when Mr.. William Withers
Below led to the altar Miss Kate Carr,
ono OF johnson City's most charming
formed by Nv. S. B. vaught. the. pas
tor, assisted by DR.. r. 6. Waterhouse,
president OF Emory and Henry Col
lege. Emory, Va.
The church was beautifully decorated
with ferns. palms and cut flowers.
While the auditorium was being seat
co t1ClcH Wal Qcil6 iiSo WIG oAA-
fence with several numbers OF vocal
music. including 20 Promise Me" and
"All Tor YOU Miss Hayward WAS
accompanied by Mrs. Sam Carr. pianist.
and Mrs. Sam Willard, violinist.
The bride was given away by her
father. Hon. Fl. H. Carr. Miss Nell
Carr was maid of honor. The bride
was dressed in champagne messaline
coat suit with hat and gloves to
match.
The groom, with his best man,
Austin, Z. Below, entered from the rear
of the church: the bride, on the arm
of her father, approached from the
front, and they met at the altar,
Master Ralph Carr was ring bearer.
and little Miss Evelyn Gaunt the
flower girl.
Will Miller, Littleton Wood. 3. S.
Gore. James j. Mclaughlin and G. II.
The wedding party entered the
church to the strains OF the "Lohen-
grim wedding march. Hearts and
Flowers" was played softly during the
ceremony. and Mendelssohn's wedding
march was played while the party was
leaving the church. with Mrs. Sam Carr
as pianist and Mrs Sam Willard Yio-
linist.
Among those present. from dis
lance We're Mrs. G. II. Below. Bristol,
Penn: Mrs. James f. Hurt. Tazewsll,
Va; Mrs. John S. Bottimore, TaXewell
VA; Austin Z. Below. Lynchburg, g.
Fl. Below. Clintwood Va; James q
Nesbit. Big stone Gap, Va. and pr
l3R. G. Waterhouse. Emory. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Below LETT for we'd
| ding journey to Washington, New
York ana other Eastern cities. AMI
| upon their return will be at home tc
| their friends on West Unaka Avenue
johnson City.
Mr.. Belew Is native OF Tazewel
county. Va, and Is we'll known In Nor
| folk, Roanoke aud Bristol, lie occu-
pies the responsible position as chio1
clerk to the general counsel OF tht
Carolina. Clinchtleld and Ohio Rail
! way.
Rucker-Hardy.
BEDFORD CITY, VA, May "A
very beautiful wedding ceremony was
solemnized Thursday evening at Salem
Church, when Miss Josephine Hardy
/ the attractive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
5Joseph Hardy. was united to MT. WI
1 liam Rucker, Rev. j.. w Carol, OF tht
Methodist Church, ofticiating. The
church was most artistically and beau
tifullv decorated in white SNOWFALL.
and spiria, the color plan being white
4 Tho bride and groom stood during thu
i ceremony beneath n -Whlto weddint
1 bell.
Miss Ida Hardy, siste, of the bride
4 was maid OF honor Her costume wa
4 white organly, and she carried ret
4 carnations. DR.. M. p. Rucker. 8brothe
d OF tho groom was best man. The RIB
bon girls were Misses Mary Wlll Whit
aud FLORENCE, Hardy. the little niece Q
4 the bride. The ring was carried D!
4 little jamie Rucker, with red White
as her page.
!, The ushers were Messrs. Joe Hardy
i Briggs Noel Harry White and pl
4 George Parker. The bridesmaids Wer
4 Miss Lucy Noel and Miss Peasants. Q
Lynchburg, Their attendants wer
] Messrs. William Parker and Osca
Il Noel.
I. Tho bridesmaids and ltt., girls par
Il ticlpating in8the ceremony We're attire
4 in pretty gowns of white organdie
a Tho bride was charming in = princes
n rnha nf 3whi ia .sntiut with lace trim