Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-06
TOWN OF SUFFOLK
A Quiet But Beautiful Evening
Marriage.
Approaching Circuit Court-Daurh-
ters of conrodcracy Appoint Conn
mittcos-Cypress and Chucka,uck
Delegates Personal Matters.
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Suffolk, Va, April 5.-Prettily deco
rated with palms, ferns and ported
plants and softly lighted by candelabra,
the parlors OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
f. Cutchin were the scene OF n quiet
home marriage ut $3.50 o'clock this
evening. The principals were their
daughter. Miss Lizzie +. Cutchin, and
Mr.. Eugene T. Crews. of Oxford, N.
of the family were present The vows
were made before Rev. William T.
Green, pastor of the Main Street Meth
odist Church, who was assisted by DR..
w. w. Staley, pastor of the Christian
Church.
The bride wore a trim travelling gown
of blue, with a pearl brooch and grey
hat and gloves. a ring service was
! used. There were no attendants. The
display of bridal presents was varied
and handsome. Among the guests from
q distance were Mrs. S. A. Dodd, of
Portsmouth. and Miss Rosa Crews. OF
Oxford, N. c.. u daughter OF the bride
groom.
MIR. and Mrs. Crews left at GIT
o'clock for their future home in Ok
ford. where they will arrive at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning. There will
be n stop over at Henderson. A good
sized party of friends saw the party
away at the depot and wished many
good wishes.
The bride is we'll liked and attrac-
tive young lady whose friends are
many The groom is a prominent to-
bacconist of Oxford.
COMING CIRCUIT COURT.
Captain a. P. Conner, Circuit Court
clerk. has completed his dockets for
the spring term. beginning next week.
There are lots of cases.
On the common law docket are eleven
old suits, twenty new ones and two en-
tered by motion. The chancery docket
carries n batch of ninety cases, includ-
Ing two divorce suits. A woman is
defendant in one divorce suit and q
man in the other.
COMMITTEES OF DAUGHTERS.
The Daughters OF the Confederacy
have appointed the following commit
tees to have charge of Il benefit en-
tertainment for the purpose of raising
funds to assist the Tom Smith Camp OF
Confederate Veterans in attending the
reunion in Charleston next month:
Supper-Mesdames ]. NJ. Shepherd, J.
c. helms, George w. Britain, Willis ].
Lee. l.. S. Baker, B. L. Cutchin, NJ. NJ
Urquhart. III. Z. Smith. NJ. T. Withers
A. F. Holiday. w. ]. Oliver George
I. Parker. NJ. ]. Causey, A. q. Twitty
j. NJ. Briggs
Ice Cream-Mesdames r. S. Boykin
A. p. Conner. G. w. Butts, ]. f. Lot
zia, ]. H. Kohler. z. +. Whitehead. T.
d. Moody, Christopher Norheet. w. F.
Hines. l.. F. Crump. ]. H. Culley. w
L. Mcleod.
Cake Table-Mesdames r. r. Smith
IL n
Woolford. N. r. Withers, f. M. Arthur
j. c. Causey
Observation-Disclosures l.. p. Harper
a. II. Baker. Arthur Woolford, John
M. Butler and R, Harry Butler and
Misses Lizzie Baker and Mary Jordan
Fancy Table-Mesdames L. p. Har-
per and N. r. Withers and Misses los
ephine Causey and Janet Withers.
Treasurer-Miss Anna NJ. Riddick.
The several committees are requested
to meet at o'clock tomorrow after
noon with Mrs. l.. w. Jordan.
LADIES MILITARY BAND.
Read the advertisement telling about
the special engagement OF the Ladies'
Military Band, of Boston, at the City
Hail Theater tomorrow. Thursday
night. The organization Is the only one
of the kind on the road. and the local
theater-goers are lucky to have an op-
home. The band. which Is composed of
about % young ladies, had to pass
through Suffolk on their way North.
and the manager was induced to give
the town n one-night stand. A varied
program will be rendered. There is no
advance in prices-25. &c. so and Use.
Seats now on sale.
CYPRESS DELEGATES.
The Democrats of Cypress district to-
day assembled in mass meeting ut CIV
press Chapel TO send delegates to the
county Convention. l.. D. Brinkley
! called the meeting to order. and But
ton DoZier was made permanent chair
man. with T.. d. Brinkley secretary.
Here are the delegates:
Somerton-W. Q. Peel, ]. r. Byrd.
DR., r. L. RIddlck, II. A. Vann, John
Holland. Emmett King. A. D. Milteer.
George n. Parker
Cypress-Sam Wilkins. Fred Brink.
ley, Il. D. Brinkley. l.. p Brinkley. 7.
IL. Harrell, j. {. Parker, f.. r. Harrell
Wiley Parker. Peter Brinkley, Phillip
Brinkley. f. +. Parker
Paurs Branch-Mills Riddick, ]. T.
Nelms. James Britain.
The usual resolution concerning nom.
inees was adopted.