The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-28

Fredericksburg - Warner boutch-
yard, Of Falmouth. and Miss Gertrude
Perry. daughter of Mrs. Carrie Perry.
of this city. were married here We'd
nesdny ut the home of the brides
mother, by the Rev. W. 8. Jackson
Frederick sburg-CoIonei and Mrs.
Edward Dorsey Cole. Of this city, have
Issued invitations To the marriage or
their daughter, Miss Alice Gray Cole,
to James Boswell Rawlings. The we'd
ding will be solemnized in the baptist
Church here December g.
Frederic k sburg-~K enneth Williams,
OF stanardsviile. and Miss Christie Pa
melia Munday daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George T Munday. OF Orange
County, were married "Wednesday at
Old Bruton Church. Williamsburg. by
the Rev f. Ruffin Jones, Miss Aleen
Munday, sister of the bride, and Miss
Virginia Williams. sister OF the bride
groom, were maids of honor, and o.
* Williams best man.
LynchburF-M Emily Page AM
bier daughter of Philip st George
Amber. Of Lynchburg. was married
Wednesday to John wilcox Brown, of
Bedford County. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Joseph p. Dunn
at 50. Pauls Protestant Episcopal
Church The ushers were John RAN
dolph Tucker. Richard II. Lanehorne.
Philip ST. G. Amber. Jr.. and John
Thompson Brown, Ir Miss Mary Nell
son Amber. a sister Of the bride. was
maid of honor, and DIR. II. p. Brown
best man.
Fredericksburg--He r Wash
ington and Miss Mary stewart Grymes,
both OF King George County, were
married Wednesday at st. Paufs Epis-
copal Church at King George Court
house. The bride was given in mar
rage by her father, William d. Grymes.
The matrons OF honor were Mrs II,
Roy Stewart and Mrs Richard II.
Stewart. The bridesmaids were Miss
Sue Washington and Miss Estelle
Berry William Washington was best
man. and Lewis Washington. Charles
Berry. wilkins TAYLOR and pr. Vivian
Berry We're ushers. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Mr. Prem
tiss, Of Colonial Beach.
Gordonsv e-Miss Christine
lMundy. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
I George Mundy, of Barboursville, and
Kenneth Williams, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
i. H. Williams. of Gser. Greene Coun-
ty, were married Tuesday in Williams
burg The bridal party hreakfasted
at home at 4.30 O'Clock. after which
they drove TO Gordonsvilie. and board
ed the $40 train for Williamsburg
where the ceremony was performed
In the old Bru.on Church. Leaving
later for Norfolk, they took the boat
for New York and other places.
Gordonsville-Mi Anita Hancock,
daughter Of the late Philip Hancock,
Of Keswick. and James Lynwood
Bailey, son of Mrs. James T. Bailey.
OF this place, were quietly married
at the home OF the bride on Wednes-
day morning last Immediately after
the ceremony the young couple board
ed Chesapeake and Ohio train No.. 4
for a wedding tour of two weeks.
They will visit Washington. Niagara
Falls and other place North. after
which they will be at home to their
! friends at Keswick. Mr., Bailey is a
popular young telegraph operator.
while his bride Is an attractive young
lady Of Keswick.
Gordonsville--Miss Mamie Roe
Harper, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
f. Harper. of this place. and Bernard
&c Terrell. OF near Orange. were
quietly married in Washington on
Saturday last. the Rev. james Siberia
Mont gomery. Of the Metropolitan
lMethodist Church, officiating.