The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-25
Welded YESTERDAY
Another Day Of Several Brilliant Marriage
Ceremonies Performed In Norfolk.
THREE MORE WEDDING COUPLES UNITED.
st. Luke's Church FILLED with Friends
OF Miss Balm and Mr.. Triton TO wit.
o.ss Their Ni,ptiais-L Lieut.. Bur.
we'll ana Miss Bradford wed-A
Marriage in IiranabIefon Ward.


during the past summer judging by the
number OF nuptial knots being tied
at the present time. On Wednesday
no less than six marriages were record
ed In Norfolk. and yesterday the num-
Der reached three. They were:
TILTON-BAIN.
st. I4uke's Church was q scene of
beauty and fashion yesterday ut noon
to witness the marriage of Mr. John
Gibson I-ilton tn Miss Ethel Amelia
Balm.
The handsome ciancel of the church
was most handsomely decorated with
beautiful palms and evergreens of all
kinds. The palms were beautifully ar
| ranged to form an arch. under which
| the happy couple were united by Rev.
a. >. Lloyd. assisted by Rev. Mr.. Fun
| stem. of Trinity Church. Portsmouth
Long before the appointed hour the
church stoop was flied with people
waiting for the doors to be opened.
The ushers had all they could do to
seat the Immense audience, which
they did with ease ana grace.
The bride and groom being great
favorites. all wanted to see the happy
event.
All were anxious as the hour drew
near Mr.. Ircdcll Jenkins, who pre-
sided at the organ. did all he could To
entertain the audience by his beauti-
full music.
Prompt to the hour the bridal party
| reached the church. the ushers going
up the aisle I'm front of the bride. These
| ushers were: Messrs. Richard Goode,
Lawrence Groner. Tcuch Thigh
man. h. H. Baird. Jr.. Thomp-
son Loyal, w. W. Sale and
George r. Parrish: The maid of honor
was Miss Daisy Judkins, of Danville.
who was attired In white lily and car
ried La France roses. Then came the
beautiful bride leaning on the arm Of
her father. who gave her away She
was met at the altar by the groom and
his best man. McLane TIlton, Jr. bro
Their OF the groom.
The brides gown was II dream of
white satin trimmed with old lace and
as she raised her veil after the cerc-
mOny she was exuuis!tely lovely. Her
flowers were lilies OF the valley. Dur
Ing the ceremony Mr.. Jenkins played In
he sofrst tone Chime Eyes Brightly
Shining"
a few friends were entertained at n
breakfast at the brides home on Col
lege Plnce. Her most intimate friends,
Misses Annie Old Puttie Sedcn, Lizzie
Bowdoin, Lillian Archer. Emily l1ahen,
Marian Stiles. and Lille kearns, be-
ing present.
The bride and groom received many
useful ana handsome presents
Mr. Tilton Is one of the most prom
iSing and rising young lawyers OF our
caty, and Miss Balm is the youngest
daughter of Mr.. George M. Balm, and
for an extended trip. taking in Atlanta
The groom's father. Colonel Mclean
Tilton, L. 5. NJ. c.. was present and
many other strangers.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Tilton will reside In
Client OH their return.
NUSBAuM-HIRSC
The Baltimore American of yesterday
gave the following account of the mar
ringc In that city Wednesday afternoon
Of Mr. Max Nusbaum. formerly of this
city. and Miss Rosa Hirschberg:
Miss Rosa Hirschbcrg. daughter of
Mr.. Nj. $. firschbcrg, 2039 McCulloh
street. and Mr.. Max Nusbnum were
married yesterday afternoon at the
brides home. The house was decorated
with masses of ferns and flowers. The
Rev. DR. Tobias Schanfarber of Har
Sinai Temple performed the ceremony.
The bride. who was given away by her
| father. wore travelling suit of dark
green broadcloth. with hat and gloves
| TO match. After the. ceremony q dinner
was given al the home of the bride,
and later In the evening the happy cou-
pie left for n trip to Atlanta. On their
return they will reside at 1908 McCulloh
street The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Hirschbcrg, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
ulman. Miss Selma Ulman. Mr. and Mrs.
III. Strasburger. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Lowenthal, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Iirschbcrg.
Mr. and Mrs. l. Hollander, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. IIollander, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Gold
smith. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Sigmund, MIR.
and Mrs. II. Kahn. Mrs T. Goldsmith.
Miss Emma Goldsmith Mr. William
Goldsmith. Messrs. Isidor Milton and
Herbert IIirschberg. The out Yorktown
guests were Mr.. Louis Nusbaum, father
or the groom; Miss Belle Nusbaum and
MI Moses Nusbaum. brother and sis
ter of the groom. of Norfolk. Va"
BURWELL-BRAD
1T the residence of the bride. No. 81
College Place. Commander William
Turnbull Burweli u. s. ~. was last
evening married to Miss Ella TaZewell
Bradford. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Q. S. Barten. D. D., rector
OF Christ p. Il. Church. and was very
private. only the relatives and few
OF the invited friends of the couple
being present. After the ceremony
Commander and Mrs. Burwcll were
driven to the Old Dominion steamer
which they took for New York
SADLER-CAVENDE
Trinity NJ. T.. Church was neatly
decorated last night for the marriage
of MI ]. l.. Sadler and Mrs NJ. ]. cav
ender. which interesting and impress
sive ceremony was performed by Rev
w. Is. Beauchamp at ST. O'Clock Mrs
Frank presided at the organ
MeSSrS Edward Sawyer and Thomas
Woodhouse were ushers and large
number of friends witnessed the affair.
after which the couple were driven 10
their future residence No. PIG north
Maltby avenue. where Il reception was
enjoyed.