Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-22
TOWN OF SUFFOLK
Marriage of Miss Beale to Mr..
Veach.
Many Juno Marriages In and Around
tho City-A Delightful Excursion
aud Picnic-Dcnih of nm Uctogcn.
arsau-Talk to Women,
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| home, on Washington square, Miss Vir-
ginia Pearl Deale this afternoon became
the wife of MIR. Lemuel Harrison (Har-
ry) Veach. of Norfolk. The ceremony
was done by DR.. w. w. Staley, of the
Christian Church. The parlor of the
Beale house was prettily decorated with
palms and ferns and potted plants.
| The bride was gowned in handsome
| foulard silk, trimmed with cut taffeta
| and velvet. Her travelling suit was of
| elegant venetian cloth. lined with Grim
son taffeta. The buttons were pearl
1t was a quiet but lovely home mar
riage There were no attendants, and
| there had been no invitations issued
Miss jamie Carr played the wedding
marches-Lohengrins bridal chorus at
the entree, Schuberts serenade during
the ceremony, and Valente wedding
march at the exit. The ring wasn't
| used.
Mr.. and Mrs. veach left via the At
lantic and Danville for Baltimore and
| Washington. Friday night there will
be reception at the groom's one time
home In Strasburg, Va. Afterwards
they will visit several northern cities.
| When the honeymoon's over, they will
board with Mrs. Jesse Brinkley, on
Rute street. Norfolk. They have n lot
OF pretty and usful presents
Among out-of-town people who at
| tended the marriage were: Mrs. j. +.
West, Helen and Rosser West, Wa
verify; Mrs. Mile B. Ames, Lower Par
lsh: Mr.. Edwin C. Beale, Waverly.
The bride Is the youngest daughter of
the late Rev. Edwin w. Beale, a prom
lnent minister of the Christian Church.
She is n popular young lady, and n
or cti LAM ,f
| Carolina.
The groom is well known in Norfolk
NGHAM-RIDDICK.
The home of Judge Wilbur ]. Kilby at
20 Main street. was the place OF a
beautiful marriage ceremony at A
O'Clock this afternoon. The PRINCIPALS
were Miss Elizabeth Powell Riddick
and Mr. Henry Edward Birmingham.
Kev. James c. Reed. Of Manchester,
va, former presiding elder in this dis
trict, said the official words.
The marriage took place between the
double parlors, which had been taste
iuiiy decorated with palms, ferns and
other plants. 1t was q white and green
wedding. Miss Georgia Crums presided
artist!cally at the organ. rendering the
FAMILIAR strains of Mandelssohn's as
the bridal party came in.
They entered this way: The brides
brother. Mr.. Harry RidGicll, came with
tne Eroom's brother and best man. Mr.
r.. h. Birmingham. of New York Citv
Ihey were followed by Messrs Wallace
y; ana Bradford Kilby. who. with Mr..
I.iooiSk' were the u3hers. There Were
no other attendants. The bride and
groom, who had met on n second floor
landing. came III together The mar
rage was performed while the attend
ants stood in circle 4 ring service
was used.
TASTEFULLY ALTERED.
The bride was dressed in a fetching
cIea llon or white organdie appliQued
with white ribbon. She wore orange
blossoms In her hair. and carried bride
roses. The gloves were white. The going
away gown was an imported tailor
made suit of light broadcloth, trimmed
with grey ribbons.
After the ceremony n wedding dinner
was served. There were many pretty
presents.
Mr.: and Mrs. Rrttingham left over
the SeaDoard Air Line for Westfield, N
j., the groom's former home, where
they VIII tarry some days before visit
cities. They will come back in two or
three weeks, and stop at Whaleyville
their future residence
Among people from distance who
saw the marriage. was Miss Kate Brit
tingham. of Westfield, n. j.. n sister NJ
the groom.
the bride is daughter OF the late
Richard T. Riddick and is lovable
and attractive young lady The groom
Is a mechanical engineer. employed by
the jackson Bros. Company. Whaley-
viile He is much liked.
MATTHEWS-C RUMPLER.
There was pretty county marriage
lnls evening near Chuckatuck. The
persons to the contract were Miss Lille
Eva Crumpler, daughter of Julius r.
Crumpler. and Mr.. Willie CHRISTOPHER
Matthew's. Rev. II. II. Butler, of Suf-
folk, performed the ceremony.
EDWARDS-DONNAN.
Mr. X. M. Edwards, commissioner Of
revenue in Southampton county, was
TINS afternoon. at 630. welded to Miss
latter city.
Among the persons from Southamp-
ton VINO went up to attend the event
were Lieutenant Colonel Luther r Ed
WARDS of Franklin, n relative of the
groom. and County Sheriff Junius W.
Williams. of CORTLAND
Both persons are very popular. They
VIII reside after the honeymoon in
southampton county, at Bowers.
YOUNG ARTISTS OUTING.
The members of "a Merry Company"
mostly children and young ladies. had
oenghtful free excursion and picnic
to-oay Mt Montrose. N. C. 1t was under
| the personal direction Of superintendent
n. +. Brooks. OF the Suffolk and Caro-
ma VINO won many thanks for the
peasant things he did for the party's
pleasure and comfort. There were about
10 young opera singers and their friends
who went
~ Montrose the excursionists went
| nsning bathing and sailing, and en-
1oyed themselves greatly.
On the return trim tho eycurS;or follx 9
sent up cheers for Captain Brooks and
NlISS DllEN Nllrna1k