Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-09
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and q Miss Carrie AZ Drury 4 s-yeat eraay
evening was one Yof II he most beAii tif,;ii
nuptial events that has transplred Sinys
Berkley5 Avenue Baptist Church aiIl s 81
long period OF time = SEX e iss:sk
The interior Of tn es edIflce was elabor.
ately ecorated. pl & &. and ehancsl
being almost hid from view by the
magnificent display of IS palm IS ferns
ported plants and cut S flowers, whiia$
the sort light reflected from the deco
rated lamps, and presented 81 ayerltabieS
scene or beauty. The large and FASH.
ionable audience. many OF whom came
from t',rraalnklin. added ecIat sto the oc-3
AT he hour Of 1880 the weddin party 81,
arrived r. ! s at at the church and proceeded
up the western aisle in the following
order: The ushers, two abreas {. FOL-
lowed by the bride; and maid 5of honor,
Inc groom and his best man apr ZACH.
ed by way Of the Yestry, While theg
organ, under the skilfui manipula alton
OF Miss Mamie West, organ1stNof the
church. gave forth In sweetest strains
me wedding march from Mendelssohn!
When the bride reached the groom in
front of the chancel the i,l1pressiye
ceremony which made them man and
wire was performed by Rev. IT, Ciagett
Skinner, pastor OF the church n & issggss &
Inc bride was attired in gray broad
cloth, trimmed in velvet and white5;
SILK. With hat and gloves to match. and
carried bride. roses. Miss Bette Borum. d
cousin Of the bride, was maid of honor. \
She wore white, organdie. The best I
man was Mrs. b. D.9Jones. brother &c |
the groom. and the ushers, Messrs.
William G. Prltchnrd, Of Berkeley; r.
IF. alker. of Norfolk; J. b. Croker.
Of Franklin, and DR.. j. e. Rawles. Of
Suffolk. ~ - : =
The groom and his best man and
ushers were In full dress and wore
white sboutonnaires. ;.S {gl,! :;
AT the conclusion Of the nuptlnls Mr.
and Mrs. Jones were driven to the sea.
board Air Line depot and took the train
for franklin, where the happy couple
/ will reside 80 * ~ -
There We're large number OF beau
ttful and costly bridal present, exceed.
ing two hundred in number, many Of
them sent by relatives North.
The bridegroomNis q popular young
business man Of Franklin, Va, and
/ stands high In the social circles of that
community.
a reception was rendered ut the home
of the bride, Maple avenue, Tuesday
evening, Mt which there Were large
number Of guests from Franklin, New
port News and Norfolk. A reception
was held at the homo of the groom at
H. Z iuHhliii l8SC lllS III,
i THD NDUSD HERE
The passenger steamer Neuse, OF the
Norfolk and Southern raiQrond, which
went ashore on Porpoise Pointnenr the
mouth Of Pamlico river. NC, arrived
here Tuesday night under her own
steam from Belhayen, and is lying at
the company's wharf, She Is thought to
be In fairly good condition.
q She Will go on Thomas marine rail-
way to-day for an overhauing and
Z necessary repairs The steamer was
grounded on the 18th of August dur
ing the heavy grlle,
HoUSDBREAKER HELD.
4 The case OF Allen J. Hoge, who was
4 arrested on the charge of louse-break-
ing, with intent to commit larceny.
was before the Mayor yesterday and
was sent on to the grand Jury. Bali
was refused. 1t is said that he made
q confession OF entering Mr.. w. Par
sons residence, and told where he hid
the jewelry. which was found. Pawn
tickets We're secured connecting the ac-s
/ cused with several other cases,
BREvITIES.
Mrs. George w. Glenn. of Accomao
Is the guest Of Mrs. w. II. French. on
Pearl street. 81 ~ 3s,SS
The Norfolk and Southern Railroad
company is having erected new office
on their property, near the water front.
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