The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-26
HUME LFRIEND.


The lovely residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Samuel in Olney Road, Client,
was the scene last evening of q lovely
marriage, when Mr. James Vickery AL
friend led to the altar Miss Marie Louise
Hume. The cere mony was performed
by Rev. Father Wilson, of the Sacred
Heart chapel Only the Immediate
family and friends were present.
The bride was attired in a visiting
gown without hat, and there were no at
tendants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfriend left via the
Bay Line steamer for Northern tour,
and upon their return they will reside
on Olney Road.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Aifriend have.a
number of friends, and consequently the
wedding gifts were unusually numerous
ana many of them were of great value.
The groom is the senior member of the
firm of Alfriend &c Murray. of this city,
and is popular and successful business
man. His bride is the charming niece
of Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Samuel, and
one OF the most popular and attractive
bellies who have graced Norfolk society
BATER-HUDGINS.
Mr. William ]. Baxter, Jr., and Miss
Louise de Musset Hudgins. daughter of
Captain and Mrs. w. e. Hudgins. were
married at the residence of the brides
parents, No. 80 Levitt avenue, Bramble-
ton Ward, this afternoon. The ceremony
"aS PEI Ioi iHeu ny rev. tatDer Dohefty,
or St Mary's Catholic Church. The.
maid of honor was Miss Lucille Hudgins.
sister of the bride, and Mr. w. D. A.
Junkin, young lawyer, of Montclair,
n. j., acted as best man. The bride was
attired In beautiful gown OF white
SILK, and wore q bridal veil. The maid of
honor wore pretty gown of pink hue.
\ collation. followed the ceremony. and
the happy couple left via the Washing
ton steamer.
The bride is 4 lovely brunette. n most
popular young lady, and the possessor of
ihdh9 accomplishments, while the
groom is an able young lawyer, being a
member OF the law firm of Spaulding
| IL Baxter.
BILISOLY- ELLIS.
Not in long period has there been
/ prettier or more impressive nuptiaI
service within st. Mary's Catholic
| Church than that which united in holy
wedlock at 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, Miss Lillian Gordon Ellis, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. c. Ellis, of
this city. land Mr.. Walter Livingston
Bilisoly. son of MIR. ]. l.. Bilisoly, of
Portsmouth. The altar was hidden be-
meath profusion of roses. chrysanthe-
mus. palms and ferns. the whole light
| ed by numerous candelabra about the
| altar and on it,
Rev. Father William a. McKeefry,
of Winchester. Va, formerly of St.
| H"iS - was tle celeDrant, assisted by
| Rcv. Father Doherty, of ST. Mary's, the
brides pastor, and Rev. Father Brady,
! of Portsmouth, the pastor of the groom.
| fhe bride and groom were preceded TO
! the altar by the ushers, DR.. A. A. Bill
soly, Mr.. Pau Ellis, Mr.. J. Griffin Ed
! wards and Mr.. Marry Hudgins. The
| bride was attred in a royal purple cloth
gotng-away gown, with hat to match.
| ana carried massive cluster of vio-
| lets set in sprays of maiden's hair fern.
| She looked eXquSitely lovely and save
! for the slightly heightened color on her
| cheek, appeared not in the least dis
composed by the solemn ceremony.
| The groom was even more than usually
handsome in his black dress suit with
! boutonniere from the brides bouquet
The ushers were aJired similarly to
the groom, with chrysanthemum bon
tonnieres. The following was the musi-
cal programme for the occasion, Prof.
| Doran presiding at the organ:
ssional--"Lohengrin Bridal
Chorus ...... Kyrie from Haydn
BY the Choir
Solo-"Ave Verum" Verdi
Miss Magee.
"Sanctus and Agnus Del" HAYDN
BY the Choir.
RecesSional ....... "FlambeauX March"
| After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Bill
soly left for the steamer and proceeded
1 to Old Point Comfort, and after short
stay at the Chamberlin hotel will
| leave for Northern tour. The ushers
| We're entertained at the home of the
| bride last evening, where was displayed
| the many elegant wedding gifts re-
| ceived. The groom was formerly of the
| firm of Hume d Biisoly, this city, but
| Is now in business for himself ON West
Main street, being Il stationery broker
| The bride is q very popular and charm
inb young lady of this city. They vii!
| reside in Portsmouth. After the mar
| riage number of those present fingered
| to admire the floral decorations, which
were by Levy.
PRETTY HOME MARRIAGE
A very pretty home marriage was that
of Mrs. Annie NJ. Wiley and Mr.. D. w.
Northern, both of Great Bridge ut the
| residence of the bride at that place The
ceremony was performed at o'clock
last night the officiating minister being
Rev. Mr.. Crawley, the Methodist pas
tor ut that point. A reception TO the
immediate family was held after the
ceremony. Both parties are extremely
popular and are quite well known here.
WILSON-BUTT
Miss Bette c. Butt, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Willoughby Butt, No. Fen
church street, and Mr.. George A. Will
son. prominent and prosperous trucker
of Hickory, in Norfolk county, were
united in marriage yesterday afternoon
at 8 O'Clock by Rev. Beverly D. Tucker.
rector of ST. Paurs Episcopal Church,
The ceremony was performed at Mr..
fuckers home.
ON A HAPPY MISSION.
Wy