The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-10
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pended over the whole scene of beauty
like slender riffs Of clouds waiting over
gardens OF tlowery realms. enchanting
in design. The walls were decorat ted
with Southern Smilax. @.
Around the chancel We're ten nagni
ftcent palms. varying in height from
eiSht to fifteen feet, these, too, were
trimmed with smilaN. Two Of the
largest were in the centre and formed q
graceful arch from which was suspended
me lovers knot, created from bride
roses and carnations. On either side OF
the ,chancel, standing near the exit from
each aisle. were two Norfolk island
pines, six feet high
THE TEMPLE OF LOVE.
Behind the lovers arch under which
the sacred VOWS were assumed, were FOUR
s.eps, up which enttee could be had to
the temple OF love. On either side Of
me steps were newell posts. bearing
was built on the rear Of the tar. was
seven feet square and ten feet high,
and trimmed with Southern smilax and
carnations Inside the temple sat mar
pie top table holding some antique can
uelapla, whose candles shed mild
radiance. Surrounding the temple were
about twenty hydrangea.
me windows were full Of ported plants
and altogether there were in the audi
torium about fifty candelabra, contain
ms from one 10 twenty candles Two
hundred bride roses and eight hundred
carnations were used. In the vestibule.
almost In front Of the main entrance,
was a huge pandanus utillls
Alter the ceremony the bridal party
was driven to the Norfolk and Carolina
depot. where the special train was in
Waltlns. The train pulled away at 3:45
O'CLOCK a large crowd was there to ex-
tend congratull tons and best wishes FOR
the Welfare Of the happy couple during
their bridal trip and all along The tour
Of life.
THE EUROPEAN HONEYMOON.
DR.. and Mrs. Landlord left this after
noon on the Bay Line steamer Alabama
TOT baltimore, from which city they
w Wi! start tomorrow for New York
Ihey will sail from New York Saturday
on the new ocean steamer Emperor vii.
liam H.. of the North German LLOYD
Line, for Genoa Italy
THE FOREIGN ITINERARY.
me couple Will then proceed from
Genoa to Naples. to Pompeii, 10 Rome,
10 florence to Venice, to Milan, to
GeneVa: The month Of July will for the
most part be spent In the Alps ana
around Lucerne. in Switzerland About
the 10Th Of July Dr. and Mrs. Lark
1oru Will sail on the Rhine, visiting the
various places OF interest along lis his
torlc banks and proceeding 10 S;rasburg
t'te iuoSl iiupoElinl Oh the German
cities. They then go to Cologne. TO
Paris and London. From the English
METROPOLIS they go by stage. travelling
thirty-five miles a day, 10 Edinburgh
from which numerous rural excursions
VIII be made to the beautiful highland
country. They touch at Glasgow, travel
through Ireland, and sail for New Yorl,
from Queenstown on the 26h OF August
| arriving on the 81 or ith Of September
and In Norfolk on the day following.
they will live at 1S9 CRANKY street.
DR.. Lark ford is noted among the prom
inent physicians OF Norfolk TIe stud
led medicine at the University Of New
York City at Bellevue. at the College Of
Physicans and Surgeons, and in Lon
don and Germany. Before moving 10
Norfolk he practiced medicine in his
native county OF Southampton.
| The bride is one OF Sufrolk's most
attractive young girls. She is pretty. ac-
complished and wealthy. She is a native
Of Isle Of Wight county and a graduate
| OF Hollins Institute
! WEDDING PRESENTS.
| The wedding presents are of q varied
assortment. There are among them gifts
that are beautiful as well as rich ana
costly. They are one evidence of the
| principals popularity