The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-13
CHARLES WEEDS LUCY
Popular Young People Link Their Fortunes
For Veal or Woe.
THEIR FRIENDS LIBERAL WITH RICE
MGJOr wrIEhIs Suit ASninst tho Town
Defendants Counsel = Damngcs
Demanded for Defamation of
Character.

Suffolk, Va. Oct. r. Special)-Amid
the dim radiance Of polished candelab bra
shedding n mild lustre on artistic floral
decorations in the auditorium of the
First Baptist church this afternoon,
Miss Lucy Mcdaniel Almond became
the bride Of Mr.. William Charles Har-
rell. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. ]. +. Love, pastor. nj o'clock
1t was chrysanthemum wedding, and
pretty one Miss Mamie May ALL
mord, OF Lynchburg, q cousin of the
bride. Was maid of honor and Mr. Daniel
Brothers, of Suffolk, the groom's bust
ness partner, best was, The uslrers
were: Rev. e. B. Hatcher, Norfolk; c.
+. Kinnier, Newport News, and Mcssvs
G. c. Cohoon and H. J. Bower, of Suf-
folk.
AS Miss Myrtle Booker played Lohen-
grlns wedding march, the bridal party
made their entrcc-the ushers in single
file leading. The bride, leaning on the
arm OF her father DR.. w. A. Almond
approached through the north aisle. and
the groom accompanied by his best man,
marched simultaneously down the north
aisle. The chancel was prettily deco
rated In palms and cut flowers. While
the ceremony was being performed the
organi5t played THE Flower Song"
The regulation dose Of MendclsSohu's
was administered during the going out.
The bride, n tall and grace full brunette
was g0wned In a travelling suit Of green
braided covert cloth. She carried Il bou-
quot OF twenty-five Mareschal NELL roses
made on n background of smilaN and
floral asparagus, with long yellow RIB
bon streamers.
The maid of honor wore n we'll made
dross of yellow organdie. with black vel
vet hat and gloves to match. She car
ried a lovely bunch of chvysanthcmums.
The ushers wore the same flower.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrell left on the Sea-
board Air Line for n long honey noon.
Enough rice was thrown after them to
feed Il Chlnaman n week. The bride
had to shut her eyes to save them.
Mr.. HaIrel Is n prosperous young
merchant, 81 years Old. He is O young
MAN OF high Christian character and is
well liked.
The bride IS the attractive daughter
of DIR. and Mrs. w. a. Almond, who
moved here from Lynchburg few
years since She was born in BEDFORD
county, Va, twenty nine years ago.
WRIGHT AFTER THE TOWN.
Major Wrights damage suit is con-
tinucd Now those taxpayers who were
anticipating ari upward tendency in the
levy can rest easily for Il while 1t went
over till the April term.
Attorney Alfred r. Thorn. OF Norfolk;
demurrcd to the plaintiffs motion of 4
change of Venue to the Court of Law
and Chancery, Norfolk, and pleaded
non-assumps!t. The plaintiff is given
sixty days more In which to prepare
special pleas. Attorney l.. b. Allen said
lie was Junior counsel in the case and
was not ready to go into trial to-day
Col. Il. l.. Boykin ana capt. George ID.
Wise had not been able to get here
The towns counsel are Mcssrs. Alfred
p. Thorn. Lee Britt and Il. Il. Holland
The case Will be an interesting CCle. 1t
IS for $4,000.
Jesse Knight and II. c. Marble are
ne!ghbors who live out IN the county.
Knight Said some ugly things about
Marble and now the latter says his char
aster is damaged and wants pay for It
$1,000. He has asked Nansemond Circuit
Court to allow It. and employed Judge
r. II. Rawes. knight got states At
torney Il. T.. Holland
The case was in progress to-day and
a host of witnesses examined. II seems
some one told Knight Marble had some
gold watches like those he lost and
knight wanted to see them cha Inning or
inferrinE they were not gotten straight.
y lot OF bad feeling and II suit resulted
The case will be continued tomorrow
socNSll cIiiScIS hcSlecS were SUlSISu
to-day.
The case OF Bruce Smith ct. als. VS.
the Suffolk and Carolina Railroad COM
pany, asking damages for burned tim
Der lands. Is set for Thursday.
That of T.. Wilkinson VS.. the Suffolk
Light and Water company is booked for
the 10th.
DEEDS RECORDED.
Robert II. Smith ana wife to O. o.
Bland. one lot on North street. $500.
w. ii. Jones, Jr, ct. ais. trustees, to
G. NJ. Serpel, one lot of timber in
Sleepy Hole district. $3.50.
Sarah E. Byrd and husband to James
Pritler. one lot In Cypress district. $40
EXAMINING DELINQUENT TAN
ACCOUNTS.
The County Supervisors met to-day In
special session. The members were en-
gagged In an inspection Of the long lists
or delinquent taxes. They finished the
work after lIborious sitting.
LITTLE ONES.
Mrs. A. p. Conner is the guest OF