The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-16

THE COCkADE CITY.
Many Matters 10 Interest Peters,
burgers in Norfolk.

ManY Matters 10 Interest Peters,
burgers in Norfolk.
Special Dispatch 60 the Virglnian.
PETERsBuRG, Va, January 10
The marriage of Miss Smile Alexan-
dria Hamilton, only daughter OF the
late Robert p. Hamilton, to Mr..
Charles Trotter Lassiter, took place
Mt Tabb Street Presby yteriau Church
this evening at 6 O'clock, in the
presence of very large nssemblage
of invited guests. The bridal party
entered the church In the following
order, the ushers preceding the at
teudants: Messrs. Hamilton Sea.
bury, of Petersburg; Fred Stewart,
| OF New York; Sheath Satterthwaite,
of New Jersey, and Wm. Thornton
Riddle, of Petersburg; Misses Nam
ME Mann and Anna Heath Lassiter,
MIR. Hugh Stockdell Bird, of Willinm
and Mary College, aud Lieut.. Aston
Hamilton, United States Army;
Misses Helen McGill, Leavenworth
aud Evelyn Taunor; Messrs. Laug.
bourne Williams, of Richmond, aud
James Ruiliu; Misses Fannie and
Mary Archer, OF Richmond; Messrs.
Charles Hall Davis and Morton
Riddle, Jr., of Petersburg; Misses
Mamie Overton Grymes, Of Orange
county aud Virginia Heath Lassiter,
the latter being the groom's sister
| and the brides maid of honof;Miss
es Mary Ellen Scott, Rosa AIRING
ton Heath, Emily Graves Blapd, and
Roberta Aston Hamilton, flower
girls.
The bride came in with her
brother, Robert L. Hamilton, ESQ,
| and was met at the altar by the
groom, with his brother. Lieutenant
William Lnssiter, Of the First United
States Artillery, stationed at David's
Island, New York. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. /. w. Rose
bro, ID. d., pastor of Tnbb Street
PresbN Church, assisted by
Rev. Z. Il. Halnes. ID. D., rector Of
st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Prof. Fred q. Hair, of Richmond,
presided at the organ. The BRIDE
looked very pretty in white bro.
caded satin. with chiffon trimming.
The bridesmaids we're dressed IN
white silk orgnnde. The church
was beautifully decorated and the
sight was very pretty one. After
| the ceremony the immediate bridal
| party were driven to the home Of
The bride to congratulate the newly
married couple, who left on the s
| O'Clock train OF eu extended bridal
tonr South. There was no recep
| ton on account OF recent deaths of
relatives both OF bride and groom.
MIR. Michael O'Neal, who for
years past has been the engineer at
the Virginia Normal and Collegiate
Institute. died very suddenly last
| night at his home IN Ettrlck, Chet
teriield county, of abscess Of the law
and blood poison.
a little child Of Alr. ann Mrs.
Umphrey, residing ia Chesterfield
county, IA short distance from Pc
tersburg. was found dead i'll bed
yesterday morning. The child had
been suffering from earache.
Rev. Arthur S. Lloyd, OF Norfolk.
who Is here assisting Eev. w. A. II.
Goodridge, rector OF st, Johns
| Episcopal Church, in a series Of
meetings. is the guest of Capt. Mel.
son L. Patterson. on Union street.
MIR. L. q. Hunt and family viii
leave here to morrow morning for
| Cleveland, o., where In future ,hey
Will reside.
= Charlie, little son OF Mr. y. G..
fnqha, was assaulted last Sunday
ny negro, VINO left him lying in
INC road III al UNCONSCIOUS coudi.
ton. At the time he was assaulted
young fuqua was on his way TO
church. ~