The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
WEDDING BELLS RING
CEREMONIES At HOME AND CHURCH.
The Church Of Christ. Centenary and
Mciendrcc Churches aud 81.
Mary's Pastoral the scenes of Hap
ny Marriages All the Couples
Take Bridal Trips.

Take bridal Trips.
The Wedding bells rang mcrily in this
city from early morning yesterday To
late at night. no less than five couples
being joined in Hymcn's bonds. and all
leaving the city for tours through the
Eorth or South. To-day almost as
many more nuptials will bc solemn
lied. Yesterdays marriages were:
SCHLEG EL-EAST.
One Of the prctticst morning mar
riaEes witnessed in this city for a long
time was solcinni2cd yesterday at $40
clock at the Church of Christ, ON
frceinason street. near Brewer WHEN
Mr. j. II. Schlcgel Of Portsmouth. led
TO the altar Miss Maize East. daughter
of cN-FoliCc Justice j. Frank East
The church. which was handsomely
decorated for the occasion. was well
nllcd with the friends of the contract
ing parties. The ccrcmeny was per
formed by Rev. G.. u. Rutledge, tho pas
tor. The bride was dressed in a most
becoming visiting gown of brown cloth
with hat and gloves To correspond
aud carried II bouquet of bride roses
The groom was in conventional attire
They We're unattended. except by tn"
Eroom's best man. Hon. WIN. A Fen
tr"Ss. of Portsmouth. and the usli"rs
McssrS. James Todd j. l. Carr. l.. \.
derwood was AT the organ, the music
being from l.ohengrm ami MendciS-
sohn. After the nuptials Mr.. and Mrs
SChlegcl left for the Atlanta EXPOSE
ton. Upon their return they will re-
side in Norfolk. having taken the resi-
dcucc No. ~ Arlington Place They re-
ccivcd a large number OF rich and taste
iul wedding presents. Among those at
| the marriugc were Mr.. and Mrs Nm
| j. Schlegcl of Waterbury, Conn. rcla-
tives of the groom
SMlTH-CAMP
Miss Blanche Livingston. only
| daughter of MIR. Herbert Smith. and
| MIR. William Camp were married at the
| residence OF the brides father Nrstrr-
day at 2:3o o'clock by Rev. y :. Lloyd.
| assisted by Roy. q. : Burtrn. owing
| To tn" recent death of the brides uncle
| the wedding was very quiet. only the
! immediate members OF the family ana
| a very Few intimate friends being pres
cnt III" bride entered the pnrlor.
which was a bower of most beautiful
palms ana plants. on the arm of her
| father, wearing the most beautiful
| broCadcd satin. "nVclOprd i'm the Veil.
which was caught with a diamond sun
| iiSl. the rrGumS present. and carried :,
shower bouquet Of bride roses ANA
| meeting the groom and his best man.
Mr.. Richard byrd. under an arch of
Palms.
| After the ceremony n most elegant
lunch was served The presents w"rc
many and very handsome tn" bride
and groom both being great favoritcs
ana having many friends in other
| cities. Tn" strangers present were
Mrs Henry H. Woods sister of the
groom: Miss lEonsal and Mr.. and Mrs
! T.. Bradley Jones. of Baltimore; Mrs
AycoCk. Of Washington, T. G.
III" bride changed h"r dress for u
most stylish ana becoming travelling
suit ana LETT on the Norfolk and West
cri train for tour
Mr.. and Mrs. Comp will reside at the
Atlantic Hotel on their return
HANES--OID
Centenary Methodist Church was In,
scene of a beautiful wedding yesterday
lafternoon Miss PcHrla Hayes. dan II
ter Of Mir W. ~ Hayes. was married
To MIR. NimmO old. The bride looked
very handsome in brown dress and
hat To match. She carried bride roses
| After the ceremony she returned Ia hcI
home ana changed her dress for :.
travelling suit. The usherS were
Mcssrs. Hakcr Amcs. Charlie Taylor
Charlie Noteworthy. Ed. l.uwlcr and
George Turner AIR Tom. Dld was best
| man. The church was beautifully dee
Grated with palms and plants. with
| beautiful "oiored lamps int,isIc. scd
| II" ceremony was most impTcsSivcly
| performed by Rev. Mr. Rawlins as
sisted by Rev. DR. Coke smith Mr.
| noiiard kiN"S presided at the organ.
| Thc presents We're very handsome ana
| the couple received a great many. Mr.
and Mrs. Old left on Ray Line boat
tor Northern trip. and ON their return
| they Will reside with his mother. ON
| Cumberland street.
WADDILI.- ECKLES.
| Never was Mckcndrrc brighter vim
| nuptials than at $50 last evening. when
| Rev. j. I. Mastin united in holy matri-
| inony MIR. Thompson Burroughs Mad
| all and Miss Benncttr RcbccCa tckl.s
| III 'he presence of great assembly OF
| friends ANA admirers Mrs. {. |. Carr
| played tile wedding march. Capt T.
y. shepherd. of Richmond. was best
| man and Miss Jane Anne Iclllcs. Tho
| brides sister maid OF honor The
| bridesmaids were Miss Flossic BARBER
OF Norfolk; Miss Ethel Farley. of Chris
! tiarSburg, Miss Annie Elcy. Of Norfolk.