The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-08

was decorated with Msrguerites by
the friends of the young couple.
The bridal party entered the church
TO the strains OF Lohengrfn's wedofng
march. played by Mrs. James H.
Biggs, the bride wearing white lace
princess over white silk. Miss Emma
Rogers, sister Of the bride, was fnaid
Of honor. She was gowned In en-
broidered princegs, carried white car
nations and entered with the DC
man, NJ. G. Schoene. Miss Anna Ten
nysop, the only bridesmaid, wearing
pink null and carrying pink carna-
tons. entered with william l.. Rogers
brother OF the bride. The ushers
were Messrs. Thomas l.. Hunter,
Thomas A. Hargest, O. NJ. Hayes, j.
A. Newbill, J. A. Pratt, of King
George, and Linwood Nolls, of Alex
andria The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. j. n. Newbii. the
pastor. in the presence of large
concourse OF friends.
AS the bridal party reached thu
altar, Mrs. Daisy Coakiey Staples
sang very Gweetly 20 Promise Me.
The reoessional was Mendslssohn'
march.
After the ceremony reception was
held at the home OF the brides pa
rents.
The bride is daughtersof William
J. Rogers, who some years ago repre-
Gented King George and Stafford In
the legislature. The bridegroom is ~
prominent young druggist OF AfeXaH-
oria.
mediately after the reception the
couple left in the sroonl's automobile
for Fredericksburg from which place
they went to Atlantic City.
Among those present from dis
lance were Mrs. j. W. Leatherland,
mother of the groom; Mr.. w. ].
Leatherlsnd, brother of the groom:
Mrs. s. Tennyson, Misses Cook. OF
Alexandria: Mrs William Krinsinger,
of Washington, MIR. and Mrs. r. l..
Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Rogers.
Mr., and Mrs r. Rogers Miss NJ.
Il. Rogers of Washington; Dr. ant
Mrs. c. J. Dadson. Of Hyattsville, Nd;
Misses Irene, Eta and Willie sodin'
Messrs William White and Guy
Evans Of Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leatherland will be
ut home at 2e4 North Columbus
street, Alexandria. after June 30
Hosers-Fersuson.
Especial to The Richmond H-irginian)
L.EESBURG, VA. June S.-A mar
riage OF much interest In Leesburg So
ciai circles took place at the historic
Belmont Chapel. near this town. Tues
day, when Miss Anna Louise Ferguson
hecames the bride OF Mr.. w. T. c. Rog-
ers,. Rev. w. II, Burkhardt. rector OF
ST James Episcopal church. officiating.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. John
Sevee Ferguson wealthy and prom
inent lawyer OF Pittsburg, Pa. who
owns the Belmont estate, near Lees
burg, and with his family spends the
summer months there, The groom is
a son of the late Alexander Rogers,
OF Leesburg, and is prominently con-
uected in this State. The maid Of
honor vas Miss Grace Deiatfeld. Of
Pittsburg. and the groom's best man
was his brother, Mr.. Julian Rogers,
OF Baltimore, The bride was attired in
white satin and carried brides roses.
Immediately following the ceremony
a reception was held at the bride
home, about one hundred guests being
present. After an extended Northern
tour they will reside at Haymarket, Va.
lake-West
LEESBURG. VA. June S.-~News has
been received here of the marriage. in
Baltimore. of Lieutenant Robert How
ard Lake, L. s. NJ to Miss Virginia
l.. Wentz. OF Orange. n. j., which took
place on Saturday. The groom is
son Of Mr.. Thos. W. Lake of Fillmore,
tnis country, and the news came as a
surprise to his relatives in this county.
Crguhart-Couch.
PETERSBURG. VA. June s.--Miss
Grace Couch, d young high school
girl, and Mr. Withheld urquhart left
on the morning train Wednesday for
Washington, where they Will be mar
ried. The news of the marriage will
be a great surprise to their friends,
although 1t Is not an elopement.