Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-06
EARLY APRIL WEDDINGS
Miss Nichols Becomes the Bride
OF Mr.. Hegarty.
The BALDWIN. Boyiin NuptiaIs In
BnitiInorc-Mi kcntIng Weeds ~ n,
Davis, and Miss Murdcn Mr.. Chick
other Marriages.


The elegant home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. d. Nichols, No. 3l4 Windsor avenue,
Bramblcton Ward, was the scene of
| fashionable ana brilliant wedding at s
o'clock last night, when their handsome
and accomplished daughter. Miss Hat
tie VI. Nichols. became the bride of
Mr.. II. n. Hegarty, late of Philadel-
pha, and general superintendent of the
| Norfolk and Ocean View railroad
The spacious parlors were deliberately
| decorated with palms. ferns and flowers
| in honor of the suspicious occasion. a
select company of invited guests
| friends and relatives of the contract
| ing parties were present to witness the
| nuptials.
! The bride was attired in white satin
| gown trimmed in white point lace
and carried Brides roses and lilies OF
! the valley.
! The maid of honor was Miss Margaret
! lieSarty, sister of the groom. She
wore white net over pink satin, and
carried a cluster of pink carnations.
Little Misses Helen Nichols. sister of
! the bride. and Margaret Rudolph were
| the Hover girls. They were handsome
| ~ costumed in pink silk. and carried
! baskets of roses.
The best man was Mir. Charles II.
! Consolvo, and the ushers were Messrs
| James V. Trehy and james Hughes
The groom and gentlemen attendants
We're in full evening dress
| Promptly ut the hour the bridal party
! entered the parlors. preceded by the
| flowers girls. the best man and maid
| of honor, and were met by the oficia-
| ing clergyman, Rev. Father Joseph
! trioli. assistant pastor of St. Mary's
Catholic Church. who, beneath a beau
titul bower suspended over an arch
| that separates the two parlors, most
/ impressively performed the ceremony
that made them husband and Wife. the
wedding ring forming n prominent fea-
| ture OF the marriage rite.
y magnificent reception followed the
nuptials and lasted for several hours.
| during which the happy couple were
! the recipients of numerous congratula-
tons.
The bridal presents were numerous,
beautiful and OF intrinsic value. Among
them were a richly embroidered parlOr
suit, gold and silver ware. fine cut glass
ornaments, beautiful vases and a dia-
mond ring, the gifts OF her many
! friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hegarty will reside at
| No l6S Holt street
The following visitors from away
We're in attendance upon the wedding:
Misses Margaret and katherine Hcg-
arty, sisters OF the groom: Messrs. j.
Howard Joyner. Morris Stroud. Geo
Jane and john &. Patterson of Phila-
delphia: Messrs. 4. l.. Johnston and II.
iase Of Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Morse. Of New York
BALDWIN-BOYKIN.
The marriage OF Mr.. Robert Frederick
BALDWIN, of this city. to Miss Eliza
! beth Deans Boyiin, of Baltimore. was
solemnized last evening at o'clock AT
/ the Church of ST. Michael and All An
gels. i'll the latter city. Rev. Ernest c.
smith, ID. d., oiliciated at the wedding.
l.uke's Il. i. Church. Norfolk
| brother of the groom. Mr. William
Il. baldwin, of Norfolk acted as best
man, and the maid of honor was Miss
Mary Boykin, sister Of the bride. The
bridesmaids We're: Miss Nina Boykin,
sister OF the bride; Miss Slinglum. Miss
Lee Miss i5rundige. all Of Baltimore:
Miss Cornelia Tucker, of Norfolk. and
Miss Nellie Boykin of Richmond
The ushers were Mr.. W. II. r. Loyal,
mr., T.. r.. Baird, Jr;: Mr.. J. Leighton
HUBBARD. Mr.. I-ucien ID. Starke. Jr. Mr.
X: {. TAYLOR. Jr.. and Mr.. Frank T.
Wilcox, all OF Norfolk; Mr. William
l3oykin, brother of the bride, and Mr..
ztfii4i1rt-t Carroll. beth OF Baltimore.
The wedding was brilliant event So
ciaily. and attracted much interest ow-
ing To the great popularity Of The bride
and groom. The Church Of St AIichaels
and All Angels still wore its Easter
decorations. which added greatly TO the
beauty OF the affair.
The bride was beautifully gowned in
white satin. en- train. trimmed In old
lace. She wore a tulle veil and carried
bouquet Of lilies Of the valley. The
maid of honor wore pink organdie, with
satin and lace over pink silk. She car
ried Il bunch of white carnations
The bridesmaids were aitired i'm white
oreandie, insertion. over pink silk, and
also carried pink carnations
Following the reception there was n
reception at the home of the bride. No.
1913 Calvert street. which lasted from
1880 10 10 o'clock
The bride and groom are both nonu-
lar i'm their respective cities The bride
Is daughter OF Colonel and Mrs Will
liam y Boyl<n. of Baltimore The
groom is connected with the British con-
svln'" here. They will be at home in
Norfolk offer Aprl Goth
KEATING-DAVIs.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock. in
the beautiful 2arlors Of 5l7 CRANKY
street. the residence of Mrs. Walter
Heating. Miss Margrct Lillian Heating
''iu MI ! Htii'S fsiSpeGlN Davis were
made man and wife. REV Father ]. |
7. Wilson. of the Sacred Heart Catho-
lie Church. performed. as is usual with
him the ceremony in most solemn
and impressive manner. The bride. n
young lady of amiable disposition and
facinating manners, was attircd in
beautiful gown OF white null trimmed
with lace and satin ribbon of like color
and fine texture. could not have looked
prctticr. She held i'm her hand a cluster