The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-18
A SUFFOLK BELLE MED
Miss Eta Lee Elam, One of SGfioIk's Fair
est Daughters, Led to Hymen'S Altar.
Mr.. BOSWELL, THE FORTUNATE MAN

Hhc Ceremony Attended by the F:Iilc
efttc Town-Many visiting .;ucsts
Special Supervisors Meeting
Father Brady Napt:zcs -'rnc :|ui
foik CotiIIton Club Give IA Gcrt,ur.
Suffolk, Va, Dec. Especial. )-Onc
OF the most beautiful and ella bur:ltc So
cial events of the season occurred mt
the occasion being the consummatiou
OF the holy rite OF matrimcny between
Miss Eta Lee Elan. daughter of Mrs
Al ~. Elan. and Mr.. Charles McES Iios-
well, OF Richmond. The church. which
was filed with the elite and beauty Of
SUFFOLK; with many ornamental addi-
tons from a distance WAS beautifully
decorated in white and green, palms
and candclabra prevailing.
Promptly 1T > O'Clock the ,shcrs,
brides maids ana bride. accompanied
by her brother hlr w G; ELAN. as
cended the right aisle to the tender
strains of Lohengren'S bridal chorus.
rendered by Mr.. ard Mrs. ". ~ Ora
ham: Misses aIatt!c and Dole Boswell.
Miss Myrtle Booker and Mr. y. q. FL
slott. of Philadelphia. Tho bride WAS
met AT the chancel by the groom. ac-
Gompp-,"d by his best man. Mr. l.. r..
Dobit. of Richmond. Miss Mary Thonp-
son. of Louisville. Ky. WAS maid of
honor. Rev. j. +. Love. pastor of tho
church. performed the ceremony, II ring
being used rs
During the ceremony MI Elliott. ac-
colnpanied H.; Miss Booker on The. or
gan played n violin solo. Call Me Thine
own: IN the exit from the church
which was made To Memberships we'd
ding march. the bridal procession pro.
ccedcd down the left aisle in the follow
| ing order: Bride and groom, maid or
honor. with best man. and The ushcrs.
accompanying tho brides maids; MIR,
John Nv. boswell OF Danvillc with Miss;
| Nina Elan; Mr. Thomas Boswell Of
ltichmond. with Miss Helen Murray:
| Mr.. J. h. West with Miss Alics Ieirress,
OF ktchmond: Mr.. C. II. Causey. Ir.
WIN Miss Grace Boswell: Mr.. Frank II.
bcnnctt, with Miss Lena Parker; MIR.
=; u; pcitns. with Miss Emma Carney,
Oh Churchiand; Mr.. jackson Miller. OF
| richmond, with Miss Lillian Arnold, OF
Noffolk; Mr. II. l.. Woodward, with
Miss Lizzie Booker.
the bride, lovely on all occasions, look
Cd Tonight the impcrSonation of benutv
ana was attircd in ivory white satin on
frame. the bridal veil being caught
| UP with q magnificent diamond hin q
present Of the groom. She carried i'll
| lies of the valley tied with white .otin
,ippoh. The brides maids. who's, love
| iinesS was n fitting attribute Ia IN
eianorate and handsome occa sion wore
white orEandes and carried maiden
nam ierms bound with white satin rib
| al an
chitnlinE ana was attlrcd in nile green
| Satin. bearing white bride roses ticJ
| with green ribbon. Tie groom, ana .,nn-
| Yemen attendants Wore the full evening,
After donninE travelling suit. A1r
| ana AIRS. Boswell took the Norfolk ANA
| western train for an extended tou,.
10 NIAGARA Falls, New York, BROOKLYN
ana other cities. The bridal presents
number about 80 ana form n bnndson,o
| display of articles ornamental and usc-
| vi, many being Of n rare and costly
| nature NN''''s
At the conclusion of the bridal tour
NJ MI. ana Mrs. Boswell will locate in
! iilchmond, where the former is engaged
III business. Both the bride and groom
are natives of Charlotte county, Va
! among the visitors from Il distance.
aside from thcsc participa tine in the
hnpliai proceedings. We're: Miss Jior-
| tense Forum. Of Norfolk Miss Marrn
/ ret VIM. of RichmonG: Miss Mamie
| boswell. of Chas" City: Nessrs. ", g.
iuriuSs Hugh Henry. Bulr.uss Cor
prev. ana VIII. Harrison oC Norfolk.
| The bride rendered to her brilcsr = ids
4, reception last nigh, a. her home. and
tnis evening the groom gave n o'clock
| dinnc" 10 his attendants at the resi-
dcncc of Hon. ]. +. Booker
SPECIAL SUPERVISORS MEET
| lNG.-rhc County Board or Sunervi-
sors to-day had special meeting, Mt
the almShousc. six miles from Suffolk,
Present: walter Jordan. chairman: !
w. Everett, r. ID. Rrinl>ley. !. F.. EIny.
! fhe principal object of ,O-day's meet
Ing was the inspection of the paupers
| ana their environments. which they
| found to be eXosllentlv maraged. The
| members of the board were invited by
| the superintendent Mr. W. II. Jiol-
| land, to an old fashioned country din
ner. which was disposed of with en-
joyment
! BAPTTZINCi BY FATHER BRADY
Rev. Father Thomas itrady. Cr Ports
| mouth, to-day visited SUFFOLK and held
| religious services AT tho residence. of MIR
| >. X. Galihart, Main street \ feature
| OF his visit was the haptizing of Mr..
and Mrs. Galihart's infant girl. Blanche
| May. Among the friends OF the family
from distance present; were Mrs. w.
II. Vernon, Portsmouth,: Mrs. Mai
| o'Brlcn ChattanCcga. Tenn: Miss MAY
| and blanche O'Bricn. Chattancogn
| Miss Mamie Banu2hcr, Washington,
| ID. G..
| HOG TtIIEF.-Whilc cngagc i'm his
store, on East Washington street. last
| night about 10 o'clock, a thief ste,lthily
| removed from Mr.. w. y. wilkins show
! rack dressed hog and escaped with
| out detection. Wilkins offers $40 re-
ward for the thiefs conviction. See
] special notice. y; q
Eli Edwards to-day found a bunch OF
keys near the Seaboard depot, which he
| Will be glad TO return TO the owner
when property Is proven