The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-29
The Marriage Of Mr.. h. H. TriCe and Miss
essle P. Hall T0-hlght.
FREEMAsOA STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Will BE the Scene OF the Beautiful
Wedding-Thsre VIII BE Twenty.
two Attendants-The lovely Cos.
Times OF the Bride nnd Her Brides
Maids Many Beautiful Presents.

lfIce 10 MISS EsSie L. Hall at the Free
mason Street Baptist Church this even
brilliant nuptial events that has taken
place in Norfolk in some time
Last evening at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. John p. Hall. the parents OF the
bride. lovely reception was rendered
the ushers The house had been beau
iifu!!v decorated for the occasion. Dan
ti!V shaded lamps shed soft radiance
over the happy company. The dccora-
tons were in pink. The bride-elec was
assisted in receiving by her bridesmaids,
who were In full evening dress. The
companv consisted of about twenty-five
After being most Hospitality enter
tanned they went to the church, where
a rehearsal took place. and from 1t an
idea of the beautiful event to be solem-
niGed this evening can be CLEANED.
The bridesmaids will enter the church
through the door to the left of the chan
eel and proceeding down the centre
aisle TO the door. where they will be
Joined bN the EroomSmcn and the bride
The ushcrs will then enter the church
first. being followed by the brides
maids and Eroomsmen. The bride will
follow with Miss Campbell, the maid of
met bv the groom and his man Of honor,
l)r NJ. Il. Allen.
The ceremony will be performed by
Rev. DIR. Nj. d. Wharton. and the we'd
ding march will be rendered by Prof.
William l.. Jones on the new grand
organ. the installation of which was
hurried forward especially for the mar
rage.
The attendants will be as follows:
Maid of Honor. Miss Bessie Campbell.
of Memphis. Tenn; DIR. NJ. r. Allen,
Man of Honor: First Bridesmaid Miss
Florence Estelle Mallory, OF Memphis.
Tenn: Mr.. S. II. McCaleb,, master of
ceremonies: bridesmaids. Miss Nellie
Hall. of Richmond: Miss Maggie Ross,
of HAMPTON: Miss Myra White. OF
Portsmouth: Miss Lucille Simcoe, Miss
Grace Core. Miss Lucy Townsend, of
Norfolk: Groomsmen. Mcssrs. c. G.
Cobb. j. S. rricc. a. G. Hall. ]. w. Hill,
of Baltimore: w. J. Dozicr, Lee Guy;
ushers. Messrs. John Ross. of Hamp-
ton: Henry Guy. j. C. Latham, How
ara SAWYER. DIR. J. +. Jackson, DIR. j.
II. Garrett.
The bride will be ROBBED in white satin,
with Duchesse lace. In her hand she
will carry bouquet OF lilies OF the val
lev. Her long. filmy veil will be caught
with "A diamond sun burst, the gift OF
The groom.
The maid of honor aud the first brides
maid will wear white muslin de sole
The bridesmaids will wear white or
candle. with white satin trimmings
They will all carry white brides roses
The gentlemen will wear white bride $
roses. except the groom and man OF
honor. who will both wear lilies of the
valley.
Among the hundreds OF lovely pres
entS is solid silver service. from Mr..
w. H. III. Tricc. father of the groom.
who also presented his son with check
for $1,000 Mrs. Trice's gift was lovely
nair Of diamond earrings. a very
handsome silver ice cream set was sent
with the compliments of the ushers.
The gifts which have been showered
upon the happy pair are tasteful as
they are valuable and numerous and
among them are few duplicates. An
entire room was occupied by them yes
terday and more are constantly arriv-
ing
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party will board the tug Phillips
for Old Point. where, at the Hygeia
Hotel. the bridal banquet will be spread.
After n few days spent at Old Point
MIR. and Mrs. Trice will continue their
tour Northward as far as Montreal.