The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30
TOOK A NORFOLK BRIDE.
NR. PENFYELD. or BUFFALO. WEBS
MISS LOUISE BORUM
A Very Striking Social Eveo'-A White
Man Crushed to Death Between Two
Freight Csrs-Oiher News.

NORFOLK. VA, Jan 2s.--Spec!al.--Miss
Clara Louise Borum. daughter Of Captain
samuel r.. Borum, was married 10 Mr.
Albert Beatty Penheld. OF Buffalo. y. l.
at the Freemason-Strect Baptist cnurch
at 8 O'Clock tonight, Rev. d.. NJ.
Wharton officiating. DIR. Grover "
Wende. OF Buffalo. y. Y, was best man
The bride entered the church with her
sister. Miss Katharine. followed by her
Other two sisters, Misses Eliza and HOT
tense, gowned alike In organde trimmed
In coffee lace. carrying v.olets.
The BRIDGES gown was OF ivory SATIN
and chiffon, her vel caught with pearls
and orange blossoms. and she carried
white lilacs.
There were three attendants. gowned
alike, with trimmings Of cerlse RIBBONS
caught with buckles, the brides glit anu
carrying American beauties each pre-
cedcd by two ushers, In the ioIowinB
order Mr. Henry Baker. I. >. NJ MI
j. II. Rebstock. Mss Patiie Taylor M
Tench Tilghman. Mr., Frank W. Taylor
Miss Nan n. Wheeler. OF Buffalo. Mr..
Frank r.. Wilcox, Mr. Robert NJ. Nilkin-
son. Miss Susie Jones. Of Hampton; Judge
W. y. Portlock. Nj. Kensey Johns.
The ushcrs' boutonaires were white or
chids. pinned with gold hligree pins, the
gift Of the groom.
The presents TO the bride from her
many friends were numerous and hand
some. and that OF the groom especially
~.
The decorations were palms and smiax
and very handsome.
After an informal reception at the home
OF the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Pen.
field left on the Norfolk and western
railroad at 10 o'clock +. NJ. for their home
in Buffalo. tarrying briefly at Washington
and New York city.
They viii be at home after March lst
at No. 10 ST. Johns place Buffalo, y. Y.
Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Waldo Ramsdell. Miss Story,
Miss Wheeler Or. q. W. Wende and Mr
Rebsiock. Buffalo, n. y; Mr.. Baker
jamestown, y. y; Miss Braxton, Fred
cricksburg. Va: Mr. MCNeely. L. :. N
Mr. William McGrann. Lieutenant stan
worth. Il. =. ~; Mr. Adams. L. 5. N;
Yates Stirling. L. :. y; ". T. NJ. Scott,
u. S. N, and Messrs. Theall, W-nfhlp
and Baukson
on Monday evening the bridal party
after rehearsal at the church. occupied
three boxes at the Academy Of Music TO
see Crane IN Brother John"
This was the most brilliant marriage
which has occurred In Norfolk for long
time. The bride is very pretty, and one
OF the most popular young ladies' In Nor
folk society.
OTHER NORFOLK MATHIS.
This morning about l o'clock John ID
Garvis. a white man, employed by the
Norfolk and Western railroad upon their
yard In this city. was caught between
two freight cars and killed He was pick.
ed up and carried into the freight depot
and laid on stretcher and DR. Leigh
telephoned for, who soon arrived, but
could do nothing for .he sufferer. An in
guest was held this morning. and the
body was taken To Portsmouth for burial
This morning, JUST after 10 o'clock. the
fire department was called 20 Atlantic
city to eXtinguish the most serious fire
in that ward for some time. The fire was
located In row Of fine frame houses on
Avenue Il. between Colley and Third
streets. which were burned down. The
property was owned by negroes, and was
worth about $1,000.