Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-14
WEDDING {. |: i !. M BELLS
Norfolk Couple Married at Rert-
ford, N. CT Yesterday.
Another MT nell Cross. N, c. mar
rinee 10 10 soIe,nn.zed rh,. Af.er-
noon, md Anoihtr Mex, woanes-
day.

Yesterday morning Rev. Charles I.
Stengle, editor Of the Norfolk Dispatch,
and Miss Catherine Ward, late Of Eden
ton, N. c., now resident of Bramble-
ton Ward, took the Norfolk and South
ern train. ostensibly to visit relatives
of the young lady in Eastern Carolina.
They disembarked at HEREFORD, where,
at 2 O'Clock In the afternoon, they were
happily united in marriage by Rev. C.
j. f. Anderson, pastor of the Baptist
Church of that place, In the presence
OF relatives and friends Of the bride
The bride is niece of Mr.. Samuel
Goodwin. of the lumber firm of D. w.
Raper Co. 6 Goodwin, OF Berkeley, Va,
and Edenton, N. c.. and cousin Of
Mr.. Judson Fleetwood, n large mill
owner of NHertford, and of Rev Josiah
Elliott, one OF the leading Baptist
clergymen of the Eastern section Of the
old North State. She is an attractive
and accomplished young lady, and is
very popular with wide circle of
friends In both Virginia and North
Carolina.
Mr.. Stengle is we'll and favorably
known as a young minister of ability,
and has host Of friends In Norfolk
who will wish him and his fair bride
long life of unalloyed happiness. He
recently acquired by purchase an inter-
est in the Norfolk Dispatch Company,
and on it's reorganization was elected
its president and editor of the paper.
The marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Stcngle
In North Carolina was in no sense an
clopement, and is understood and APP
proved by mutual friends here who
knew of the arrangement.
After short Southern tour Mr.. and
Mrs. Stenge will return to the city.
They will reside in Bramblcton Ward.
GRIFFIN-BAIN.
Mr.. John A. Griffin and Miss Edna d.
Balm, both of Brambleton Ward, this
city, HE'D themselves to Bell Cross, in
the old North State. yesterday, and
were married Immediately after their
arrival. a telegram yesterday after
noon conveyed this information to mu.
tual friends.
MIR. Henry w. James has issued lnvi-
tations to the marriage of his niece,
Miss Elizabeth Kendall Lee, and Mr.
Richard Peter Jones. Thursday after
noon, the 10th instant, at 1870 o'clock.
The ceremony Will be performed at No
346 f'reemason street.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Cards have been issued to the mar
tidSc VI M.SS annie Louise InOmaS
and Mr.. Richard *. Meade, the nuptials
to be celebrated at ST. Luke's p. e.
Church, this city, December goth, at
p. M, Rev. A. S. Lloyd, D. D., of New
York, officiating. The prospective
groom Is Professor of Chemistry in La
fayette College, Easton, Pa
MARGH-TYREE.
Mr.. James March and Miss Harriet
Augusta Tyree, both of Norfolk, were
quietly married at the Queen Street
Methodist parsonage, No. 107 Wood
street, Tuesday night by Rev. S. c..
Hatcher. The ceremony was witnessed
by few intimate friends of the con-
tracing parties. They are residing at
No. 50 Calvert street.
MARRIED IN RICHMOND.
Mr.. Clifford Holloway, of Norfolk,
and Miss Mary It. Graves, of Rich
mond. were married yesterday after
noon in the parlors of Rsv. DR.. William
T.. Hatcher. Only q few relatives wee
present, and the couple left immediate-
ly after the ceremony for their home,
in this city. arriving last night The
bride, who wore gown of tan, is a
popular young lady, and the sister of
Squire Lonnie Graves Mr.. Holloway
is connected with the N. p. and N.
railway.