The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-03
Marriage Of Mr.. c. H. FeTeIF 10 Miss
Deihe Dale Lewis.
THE GROOM is A NORFOLK MAN
aIiks Gillian, wcds Mr.. Thos. q. Beers
bce--ahnScd by IL "Winter" snake
Councilman TruIt Faurt-r.entcn
Observance Telephone Lists.

Suffolk. Va, March 2.-(Specian-.N
the hospit bile home Of Colonel Alex
stndcr Savage, in Lower Branch, and
III the presence Of a select assembly
of friends. an impressive marriage
ceremony was celebrated at jl5 this
Suffolk. The groom is Il Norfolk man,
MIR. Charles Henry Fer-cll. Il we'll
known real estate agent. The bride
was Miss ESttic Dale Lewis. daughter
OF the late Or. John w. Lewis. She is
a charming young lady and is "A sister
of Mrs. Savage.
Ma NJ. n. l'rary, the gr~1m's bust
ness partner, was best man, and Miss
Dora Terrell, OF Norfolk, maid OF
honor. There We're no other attend
ants The souvenir marriage ceremony
was used. Only few friends and
relatives were present. The bride was
Eowned in IL pretty brown travelling
suit ana carried bride roses
Mr. aud Mrs. Terrell left at sos for.
long Northern tour. The best wishes
OF their friends accompany them.
y WINTER SNAKE.
Withon, waiting for the grccn leaves
or the disarpearanceN OF ice snakes
nave begun TO investigate their en-
Nironmcats a hunter from Suffolk
hau rare experience in the woods
to-day. He WAS suddenly confronted
by long, strcakcd, sQulrming. Kissing
reptile. Ii started after the man and
Showed light. The hunter kept his dis
lance and with the aid OF his gun
came cut winner. The specimen is
said to be Il winter snake, Il sample of
which has been rarely seen in this
section.
FLOWEl&Y HONEYMOON.
ut $50 o'clock this afternoon, on
washington square, MISS Emma L.
Giil.am YVES made the bride Of Mr.
Ihomas y. barhcc Or. w. w. $taley
was the officiating minister. Mesy.s
IL. }. E2wen and Luther Caulk were
ushers. l he bride was attirad In
travelling sat az grey and black In
francaise. with hat and gloves to
match she carried a prayer hook.
Mr. ana Mrs Earhoc left on he Nor
io'k aad Carolina train for I'iuriia
hnoftNmo9n. They VIII rcinlN a week
nom Friday and be at home N APART
mea's oTcr the h;'i2o's millinery &torc.
among friends from distance WAC
attended the marriage were: Miss
Stai& TRAINER, E!Ch'0oud; Ai'ss Nagt:'r
Nnnnaiy, fulasRi City: Mics cline,
M,nehsstcr MISS Mana T.ylo: Wcs.
NNisClii: Mir. Parrish West Norfolk:
NJ ara airs. West Gii!,am. NJ. ani
MIS- Fe3inn Gillian. Mise; Gillian MIss
Ida Winner, county.
JOHN L., JR., AGilD SIX.
There was pleasant yGung people's
diversion Oh KlhM, Gtres: mis- after
noon. 1t was a birthday PARTY a.r5n
by Master John l.. Cay son Of sir,
and Mrs. j. Letcher Cay, 10 his young
Girl AID boy friends Some grown up
people took part also. john : 7ust
q years Did and the event was Gee
hrated from 4'to o'clnrK Thare were
twenty-five guests, ali Of whom en-
jAyel themselves ana the nicslv pre-
pared surirl as well. Many hg1u@nt
presents which made The hos, visa his
birthday came o!teHcr
CCU%CiLMAN TRulT HURT,
Councilman Geo,gc W. Tul.t. of
Suffolk, vas badly hurt yesterday at
his mill pant at Car,-aa. lie Yves
struck about the face and head with a
piece of lumber. Fls face was badly
lacerlied and bruised. Mrs. Trui.; was
telegraphcd ana left at once for the
scene. y telegram to-day says Mr..
Truitt Is resting more easily /; Is no
thoughi tie injuries are OF vary
serious na:u.c.
LMN1'!s'N OBSERVANCE.
The E:Tiscopall"s are Progressing
nicely With their L.cnt5n services.
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