The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-13
MARRIED YESTERDAY
VOWEL Known Couples Joined Together
In the Bonds of Holy WedIock.
ONE At CHURCH AND ONE At HOME.
a Large Attendance ut the Nuptinls of
MIR. Hubbard and sIiss Cannon at
Christ Church "A Private Marriage
on Boush street-Both Couples Off
for AtInufa.

a large number of friends of the con-
9racting parties were present at Christ
L. IL. Church yesterday morning at s
O'Clock to witness the marriage OF Mr..
TaZewell Hubbard and Miss Elizabeth
Mallory Cannon, daughter of DIR. and
Mrs. d. c. Cannon. The bridal party
reached the church promptly at the
appointed hour the young lady attend
ants entering first and taking seats in
the pews; then came the ushers, follow
ca by the bride and groom, and then
the ribbon boys. There were no ella
borate church decorations, but upon the
altar were chrysanthcmuns. smlax
and lighted candles. which lent pref
~ effect TO the nupttal scene. The Off
eating clcrGymen were Rev. Dr. j. r.
HUBBARD, father OF the groom, and Rev
Or. .. 5. Bnrtcn, rector of Christ
Church. Professor Miller presided at
the organ. There was no best man."
maid of honor, nor brides maids The
lady attendants were: Misses Bessie
Chamberlaine, Nina Taylor Bessie Al
lyn, Annie Old, GusSie Newton. Nirgic
Newton Mary Tayloe and Nina White
head. The ushers were: Messrs. NAL
Tory Is. Cannon, j. Leighton HUBBARD.
George McNlurran. Thompson Loyal.
Ncnsey Johns. Walter Fl. Taylor IT.,
Robert =. Baldwin anu Edward Brock
enbrouGh. The ribbon boys were: Mas
tiers Hugh Nelson Page and Thomas
Newton Page.
The bride was attred in an exceed
inE!y becoming visiting gown of dark
brown broad cloth. with hat and glove;
to correspond. She wore diamond orna-
nlents and carried Il cluster of bride
roses. tied with white ribbon The lady
attendants wore street costumes and
carried lunches OF chrysanthemums
tied with Nile green ribbon. The groom
and other gentlemen of the party wer,.
dressed in black cutaway coats. light
trousers. black ties AMI light tan gloves.
with chrysanthemum boutonnicrs
AT the conclusion of the ceremony the
couple were driven to Portsmouth.
where they took n Scaboard Air Line
train for Atlanta and the South. They
VIII reside at No. % Charlotte street
upon their return.
PlIARSON-BOHLKEN.
At the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. IT. c.
Bohlkcn. No. 80 Boush street MT Q
O'Clock last night. their daughter. Mary
Ida l3ohllien, ana Mr.. Charles Fenton
PEARSON. II prominent young resident
OF Portsmouth, We're married. The SPA
e!ous parlors were Handsomely decorated
WIN palms, ferns, rubber plants and
chrysanthcTums, and prettily shaded
banquet lamps. Rev. a. Coke Smith,
d. d.. of Granhy-Strect NJ. T.. Church.
Performed the ceremony. The bride
WAS nttired in Il travelling gown Of
Drown cloth. with hat and gloves IN
ihdtcii' anu carried bouquet of Brides
roses. The maid of honor, Miss Annie
ioonlken. sister of the bride was dress
ed IN gown of light brown silk; nnd
carried yellow Chrysanthcmums. rhc
sroom ana his best man. Mr.. william,
j. Edwards. wore full dress. The han
by couple were the recipients of many
useful ana beautiful presents They
Seab"ard Air Ling for Atlanta. hcw
orleans ahG othdf Southern points.
thcT will be ut home, No III Toll,
street, after the cpd instant