Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19
WE'D DING BELLS.
ONE MARRIAGE IN PETERSBURG
AND TWO IN NORFOLK.

On Tuesday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
First Baptist Church of Petersburg to
witness the marriage OF Mr.. Joseph L.
Jacobs. OF this city, and Miss Mary
Elizabeth Alley, OF Petersburg. The
church was very handsomely and artis-
tically decorated in honor OF the oc-
casion with palms and growing plants.
Tho bride. attired in n becoming trav-
cling suit. entered upon the arm of
her father. who gave her away, meet
ing the groom. accompanied by his
best man, Mr.. Edward Odell, of Nor
1olk. student OF Randolph Macon
college, at the pulpit. Rev. DR.. II. w.
Battle OBLIGATED. The bridal party en-
tered the church to the strains of the
wedding march from LohenErin, and
during the ceremony the soft tones Of
the organ were heard in 20! Promise
Me-"
The following gentlemen acted as
ushers: George Feed, OF Portsmouth;
70. Percy Alley. OF Norfolk. brother Of
the bride: William Wilcox and r. L..
stopped tuesday night at the jefferson.
IN Richmond. and yesterday left for the
North on their bridal trip.
Inc bride is q. very charming and
popular young lady and the groom "A
Wen known young business man of
Norioik. They were the recipients OF
many beautiful presents
Among those who attended tbe we'd
oins were: Mrs. George Howell, OF Suf-
lolk; MIR. and Mrs. TURNKEY, OF Ports
mouth. and Mrs. Brockwell, of Norfolk.
ADELSDORF-BAUM.
Miss Mildred Adelsdorf became the
pride OF Mr.. d. S. Baum at her home.
no. 10. East Main street at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. The ceremony
was performed according to the Hebrew
ri.es by Rev. DR.. b. Emerson. OF the
U IN, Snolem Temple On account of
me recent demise OF Mrs Samuel
Frank. q sister of tho groom. the mar
rage was 4 very quiet one
The bride is the daughter of Mrs
Esther Adelsdorf and the late Julius
Adelsdorf. The groom is engaged in
inc CHIP chandlery business in Norfolk.
MIR. and Mrs. Baum left last night
on an extended bridal tour to F,lorida
on their return to the CITY thcv will
reside at No. 551 East Main street.
CARROLL-BROWN.
Mr.. James Oliver Carroll nopu,,r
young citizen Of Portsmouth, and Miss
Lizzie Il. Brown. the bright and win
some daughter OF Mr.. Richard y
Brown. of Lambert's Point. were united
IN me molly bonds of matrimony at 1880
O'Clock last night in the parlors of mo
Lampcrts Point NJ. T.. parsonage.
me bride was costumed in an elegant
piuc cloth travelling suit, trimmed in
white satin and braid. with gloves RI
match. The groom wore conventional
black
Inc ceremony was performed In ar-
cordance with the ritual of the Moth.
Snist church, by Rev. George II.
spooner' in the presence OF only the
families of the contracting parties. ana
few close friends. '''''
AT the conclusion or the nuptiois
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll repaired 10 ;hn
home OF the bride. short dist,nnS
from from the the church. where they were most
ournIallE received by their friends. An
elegant wedding supper was served
joyment. eli
The bride and groom will renal, =,
i.amocrts Point until next week n.ba,,
p 1ney VIII move into their new home In
Portsmouth. i''e III
lhe bride was the recipient Of MAJ,
very handsome and useful nrnsents s'''''S