The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08
.R0UNTKEE:.BL AN CKARD
sS,a sI $slltac'lss haIiisse Was Celebrated at
= ,hs| Cl!isiaa Church YESTERDAY.

~ ~ W. Ni!isisda NShuiGh ltSt:iuGj'
sakR0Rf0LK GROOM AND A SUFFOLK BRInE
81 g. <finrieaE j. fionntrcc anu Miss
a$$7S Manic q. Ntnncllard thr cant, net.
Ing PARTIES ~ Prrnenc. Loses
aSa sIis Silk Hat-Erau=eiisiic Ser
ig55Es85 vice. Court nocIict.
shfi ok. Va, April 7.-tsnecEal) THE
christian church was at ! O'Clock this
afternoon the scene OF IN attractive
n Charles j. Rounti ee, Il merchant Ct Port
SSN orfolll, ana Miss. Mamie G.. blanchard,
u "a Sfapshtel OF Jane: Blanchard, OF
s5Suffolk. The service was performed hJ
IS PRIV. w. Stalcy, The pastor. The au-
suitorlum was frightened by floral deco
Il Tatiors. tastcfully arranged. At The en-
& tree Of the bridal procession the cho:
.. sang n pretty chorus, and Miss Mary
n Caster. he-orEanis., played march
during their exit.
sS5sIs5 THE ATTENDANTS.
slSS53S Aliss Hattie Blanchard, The Ds6t's els
s. ter. Was maid Of honor, and $. l4o:lie
81 Eley, OF Norfolk, did tho best man net.
NGiC ~. j III i>Si VI ->St :
8s8S3folE, and r. ]. Norheet, George Lawehc
and John Raiford, OF Suffolk. When
1.-The ceremony was done the h:idal party
essStvere driven 70 the Seaboard Air Line
ii depot where they took the train for
Portsmouth. They Will live at Port Nor
B folk
;;ssS The groom used to live in Suffolk,
where he was salesman for several years
81 Tor C. j. Duke, and where he made !
81 number of friends. The bride IS q popu
"a lar young lady.
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
Ss{;ss Captain a. p. Conner Circuit Court
5 clerk has completed his docket for the
s3spring term Of court, beginning next
Isi4 ,Tuesday. There aro for.y-three COM
n mon law cases, twenty-three old, fifteen
new and five entered by motion. Thcr.
4SaraE seSentyfour old and SIX new chan
VI Gerry suits. In all the docket contains
ID one hundred and three clses
ssSss38 PREACHER LOST HIS HAT.
ssS; Or. w. w. Staley, esteemed pastor OF
81 the Suffolk Christian church, had IL
81 tie hard luck one day this week. He
az his silk lie before the suburbs were
Ssicieared. n lie kept OH bareheaded ind
rs bought q cap 10 wear back. The hat
Twas found and returned.
!5 EVANGELICAL SERVICES.
SIS The services at the Presbyterian church
st Tonight marked the Inauguration Of a
!5SSeIies which VIII he held preparatory 10
sS@t he administration OF the communion.
The building was filed with n devout
$$altd Intelligent audience. The sermon,
(which, was preceded by q song service
s. was preached by the Rev. William S.
~ Lacey, d. d., of Norfolk, on Unity"
assI Twas q good sermon, with sound de-
e deductions. DR.. Lacey will preach
aSagaln tomorrow night. The Rev. Z. L.
lEdcCluer .prea cheS Friday.
POLICE COURT.
&E5 There were two little cases In the
~ Mayors Court to-day, and they were
M soon settled:
John Roberts. for carrying concealed
WEAPONS, was taxed SG.70.
aS5 William Skinner WAS assessed $24O
iEE1or violating the market regulations
VS. .if'NlANSEMOND AI!lRRIAGE
ER5# captain John Fl. Harrison, OF Nansc-
IS mond county, was to-day married 10
SE Miss Margaret Q. Hayes. daughter Of
sS Cornelius @. Hayes. The ceremony was
s3Sa quiet one.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
@SM Max Graft Of Baltimore, president Of
the Suffolk Light & Water company
81 Wns here to-day. His company is to be
4 sued by former Treasurer +. W!lin-
}5 soni OF West Point, ut the next term OF
s. the Circuit Court. for $500
hts1 Alec Banks, the confined burglar. who
tired to break jail the night before last
i;Spy boring through his door has been
81 Put In irons. He will be kept secure
5H unth ms convention of May County
y Court
&a3,a Richard A. Ban to-day conveyed ry
s$Ess oesss1 10 Benjamin D. Balm 80 square
Y $40. : - - 20 'e1 iof
s5SF .,. IsF. Gsorse Williams, OF the Pine
t8 = t tla = ~ Z. church. left to-day for
% attend conference IIc
3S3 pa las nsen III Suffolk four years, ana can
E8not De returned He was one of tho
III pest liked colo!ed men in town.
s5i several bodies in Cedar Hill ceme-
,F}5stery have been removed to new lots. The
Fl carriage drive Is 70 BE changed
81 .s ohefift y. II. Baker, who has been i'll
III Tor several days was reported better
81 this afternoon 80
MISS Jessie Parker, OF :smithGeld. Wis
sfF1ttsa SuiLolk friends yesterday.
~ -Aiss !uliet Pretiow to-day concluded
80 VISIT 70 her sister. Mrs. T. S. Bovk;n
s. anu LETT for Portsmouth,, where She v.;l,
81 I De tthe guest OF Miss Mamie Watts.
III. 4 MIS-. X. IL. BcGnlon returned IL nor
81 nome IN Lower Parish today. havIn-
8. HIlished :. stay With Suffolk friends :
'4fE taai low s. Nn:tre!S, a Wcll-known burnt
S. corn n aggregation, VIII be at the City
Est!1all to-1noircW night
No Room for Doubt.
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