The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-04
THE NEWS OF SOCIETY
Movements and Plans of the Bellies and
BeaW of This City.
TWO LOVELY AND NOTABLE WEDDINGS
Tho Trice.ItaiI and Ennce-Lyman
Marriages Last Week Were Anon.
the Most Beautiful Nuptini Events
Seen In Norfolk In Some Time
German Club Prospects,

If the two pretty fall weddings SOL
emniEed in Norfolk last week are TO be
taken as indexes TO the winters social
sides. 1t will be memorable one.
Certainly the two nuptial events re-
ferred 10 were in all respects among the
most beautiful seen in Norfolk in some
time Both events have been described
ut length in The Nirginian. but a brief
resume may be interesting.
The marriage OF Miss Essie Powell
Hall to Mr.. Harry Hardy Trice was
solcnniEed at the Freemason Street
3autst Church Tuesday evening last.
The church was packed with spectators.
There were twenty-five attendants and
the affair being u pink wedding" the
general decorations Were in that color.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
DR.. NJ. b. Wharton. The storm inter-
1ering with the proposed trip to Old
Point and preventing the bridal party
from enjoying the banquet spread for
them there. they were compelled to re-
main in the city until the following
morning. when Mr.. and Mrs. Trice left
for Canada on their tour.
AT the First Presbyterian C%urch
Thursday nj so o'clock DR.. Charles
Robertson Vance. Jr.. and Miss Sarah
Treat LYMAN were united in marriage
The church had been prettily decorated
Tor the occasion. ana il was q handsome
affair. The officiating clergymen were
the brothers of the groom. Rcv. James
best man was Captain IL. IL. Sheen of
Norfolk. ana the maid of honor was Miss
Saiah Edwards lneerSoll. of Cleveland
.. The bridesmaids were Miss Marga-
ret Vance and Miss Rebecca Vance of
Bristol. Tenn. sisters of the groom and
Miss Mary Dev and Miss BESSIE Waugh
Am. of Norfolk. The ushers will be MIR
Charles Hcdrick. Of Bristol. and AIessrs
G. W. Il. Lane. Walter Santos and Rich
ara Mclllwane. of Norfolk.
After the ceremony there was a re-
enfion nj the home of the brides pa
rents. on Butte street. after which the
bride and groom took the Norfolk
and Western train for 4 wedding trip
ipon their return they Will reside at
No. Ia Butte street. The presents re-
cc!Eed were in large number and elegant
in character. The bride is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs George T.. Lyman, ana
the groom is Il well known Young phv-
sician of Norfolk. being City Registrar
of Vital Statistics. Among those who
were here To attend the nuptials wcr,
Col. c. r. Vance. of Bristol father of
the groom: Mrs. II. y. Castle. of In
dianhpoiis. ana Mrs. annie fuller. of
Nineland. y. j.
Miss Lizzie Taylor has returned TO the
CITY after a delightful summer spent 81
the Sweet Chaivbeate
The Misses Vaughan. who have been
spending the summer ut their country
home. at Blue Ridge Summit, are cy-
nectcd Ia return next week
Mr.. James Riddle has returned from
n trip To New England.
Mr.. Harry Walters. Of Baltimore. was
here aboard his; beautiful yacht. Narada
last week
The soirce given Icy Prof A. Rcllczza
AT Montefior" Hall Friday evening. com
niimentarv To his young pupils and
friends of the West End. was quite a
success. The attendance was large and
the Young folk thoroughly enioved the