Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-07
FOR CITY TREASURER.

FOR CITY TREASURER.
James NJ. Curtis.
Mr.. Curtis, the present incumbent.
will have no opposition whatever In the
Democratic ranks and it Is not believed
that the Republicans will put a candi-
date for this office in the field.
FOR COUNCIL.
The candidates for the councilmanic
nominations are:
FIRST WARD.
Jack Thomas, (for re-election.)
II. j. Wingheld.
SECOND WARD.
No Democratic candidate in the pr-
mary.
THIRD WARD.
Bureher. Uor re-election.)
Norris Ketchum.
j. Sumpter Davis. aiS
FOURTH WARD. Ilait
DR.. w. Il. Cooper. .cTl
w. C. Kelly. I'll .i'N
]. l.. Sibly. I 's
G.. II. Uzzell
No Democratic candidate for re-elec-
ton.
FIFTH WARD. a
John B. Stone. G
Frank w. milford
No Democratic candidate for re-elec-
ton.
SIXTH WARD.
NJ. A. Hickey.
]. j. O'Donnell, (for re-election.)
c. ID. West.
j. NJ. Saunders.
SEVENTH WARD.
James Doherty, (for re-election)
NO Democratic opposition.
GARNET-ASHBY.
Miss Evelyn Willis Garnett, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Mary w. Garnett, became
the bride of Mr.. C. Aylett Ashby. at
ST. Paufs Episcopal Church last night
In the presence of n large number of
friends, who filled every available space
IN the church, many invited guests be-
ing unable to secure even standing
room. The wedding was the leading so.
cial event of the season, and society
was we'll represented. The assemblage
was one OF the most fashionable that
mas ever been seen al n church wedding
in this city.
Kev. j. Francis Ribble, rector of st.
Paufs. performed the nuptial ceremony
at o'clock, and Immediately after Mr..
and Mrs. AShby left for the Chamberlin
Hotel, Old Point where they register
Ell Tor the night. This morning they
passed through the city again en- route
10 Cuipeper, the former home Of the
groom, where they will sojourn for a
week.
EELER-CLARKE.
1t has been some time since the Bap-
list church of Hampton looked Dret
TIER than it did last night under the soft
lSht ana perfumed with the odor of
easter flowers. calla lilies, palms and
evergreehs. the occasion being the mar
Al TO- Tai,
Mr. Rufus Harrison Clarke.
AT $3.50 o'clock the beautiful strains of
the wedding march from "Lohengrin,"
skilfully played by Miss Addie Richter.
announced the arrival of the party. the
bride and her maid OF honor, Miss Res
sic smith. entering the church by the
flght aisle preceded by two of tho
ushers Mcssrs. w. C. Skinner, and
Eugene irwin, the other ushers. Messrs.
w. ii. Peek and Franz Won SchiIlinr
preceding down the other aisle. and
were met at the altar by the groom and
ms pest man, Professor Dudley II.
Cowles, who entered from the rear Of
the church. The party formed a semi
circle with the bride and groom in the
certer. while Dr. a. Il. WoodNn the
pastor, spoke the solemn words accord
ing TO the ritual of the BAPTIST church
mat made them man and wife. the bride
ana groom kneeling while the oficiat-
ing minister invoked the divine bless
ing upon them. At the conclusion of
the ceremony the party left the church
by way of the left aisle, and were
driven to the rooms occupied by the
groom on King street. where they re-
celXed many congratulations.
me bride was handsomely gownod
in a gray suit of Duchesse cloth. with
hat and gloves to match. and carried
large bouquet of Brides roses. Miss
Smith. the maid of honor, looked lovely
In a costume Of white, and carried
beautiful bunch Of carnations.