Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-03

while TO finish s&tese pretty dresse
with a little CAREFUL needleworx.
took place Saturday afternoon at 5
O'Clock on the avn of High Hill the
Charlotte County home of the brides
parents. The celebrant was Rev. F..
NJ Ryburn. The Croomsmen were
William Pugh, William Marshall,
Thomas r. Pugh, Jr., and Marshall
Pugh. Robert Jetfreys, of Goldsboro,
the grooms brother, was best man.
The bridesmaids were Misses Leta
Christian, Wnston-Salem, n. c Nita
Marshall, Co,lngton.
FredericksbLrg-At Richmond Ho-
tel, Richmond, Va, at 1870 p m, Sep
TENDER 26. Miss Mamie Pocahontas
Lynn, of Washington. d. c., became
the bride of /. !. Woolfenden, of
Prince William County, Va, Rev.
Norman Luck. of Caroline County,
performed the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs Woolfenden will make their
home in Prime William County.
Heathsville-Miss Anna Maude
Trice, of Middlesex County, and
George Z. Franklin. of Westmore-
land County, We're married Saturday,
at Tappahannock. in the home of the
officiating clergyman, Rev. Mr.
Osborne.
Winchester-Golder W. Gill, War
renton, Va, and Miss Minnie Pleas
ants Luttrell, daughter Of Randolph
Tucker Luttrell, this county, were
married FRIDAY evening at the home
Of the brides parents, the wedding
being the elimination of an acquaint.
ance formed about two years ago
while the BRIDEGROOM of last evening
was visiting places of much inter
est here while on a motoring trip.
Lynchburg-Raymond Scott Mover
and Miss Letha Janet Nowling, both
of Lynchburg, were married Wednes-
day night at the parsonage of Eu-
cid Avenue Christian Church. the
pastor, Rev. j. 7. Watson, officiating
Enthusiastically f. Keffer, a
World War veteran, who served with
Baltimore company of the Three
Hundred and Fourteenth Infantr,.,
and Miss Mage ,et Annie Wight,
were principals in pretty wedding
ceremony yesterday at the home of
the brides father Isaiah D. Wright.
at Bloom, Va, and just after the or
tlclating clergyman pronounced the
young couple man and wife the or
ganist played and sang popular
song, Let the Rest Of the World Go
By" instead Of rendering the more
formal Mendelssohn Recessional.
HeathS Sille-Miss Mary EVELYN
Pretzing, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Pfetzing, of Baltimore,
and Thomas Jackson, Sr., of Browns
Store, this county, were married Sat
urday at Walbrook PRESBYTERIAN,
Church at high noon, Rev A. Brown
Caldwell officiating. The bridal pair
left Immediately after the ceremony
for Atlantic City and other points
North.
Heathsville-Miss Mary Marina.
duke, Of ChiltOrs, and J. P Bowen.
of Montross, were married at the
home of the officiating minister, Rev.
T. NJ L. Reany, on Saturday.
Lynchburg-Miss Florence Massie
Turner and Joshua F. Turner, both
of Amherst County. were married
Friday at the Presbyterian manse, at
Amherst, Rev. ). A Thomas, officia-
ting They will live near Pedler
Mills, where the groom is engaged
in farming.
Danville-Joseph Morris Teer and
Miss Louis Terrell, both of Swopsson-
vile, n. c., were quietly married
here yesterday by Rev. J. c. Holland
Danville-Miss Lucretia Mae Burch
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Walter Mitchell, of Merry Hill. n.
c., were married last night by Rev.
J. NJ Shelbrune, pastor Of the First
Baptist Church.
Danville-Mr. and Mrs ]. Shields
Havey have announced the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss Melba
Wilton Harvey, to William I. Booth,
IF this clit he wedding to take
place ir November.
Danville-Clarence s Stapleton and
Miss Ruby Vow, of Greensboro, n. c.,
were married here yesterday by Rev.
j. c. Holland.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have been
received here 10 the wedding of Miss
Bess B. Mobys, of Huntington. W.
Va, to Otis w. Kunz. formerly of
this city, now of Huntington. which
is TO be celebrated there October II.
Lynchburg-James B RaineS and
Miss Katherine o. Baucom, were
married Saturday afternoon by Rev.
P. F. Arthur, pastor Of Fairview