Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-17
LATEST FROM SUFFOLK.
Pretty Marriage Celebrated Yes
terday Morning.
Or. walthan w. Prico And Miss ella Leo
Newsome Joined In Holy wcdIock-
suGolk's Census Takers Opposition To
Liquor Licenses-PersonaI.
Especial to virginian-pllot.,

Suffolk. Va, May 16.-The home of
Mrs. Mary p. Newsome, Is Grace street.
was to-day the scene Of pretty morn
ing marriage. Promptly at 1880 o'clock,
In the presence of relatives and n few
friends. DR.. Walthall Woodbridge Price,
of Centreville. South Dakota, led to the
altar the eldest daughter. Miss Ella Lee
Newsome. The parlors were prettily
decorated with palms and potted plants.
white and green being the colors used.
The bridal party entered the parlor by
the north door in the following order:
Miss Gertrude Newsome, sister of the
BRIDE with Mr.. p. l.. Price, brother of
the groom; Miss Lula Heath, cousin of
the bride. with MIR. Walter st. Clair.
nephew or the groom. Then came the
bride leaning gracefully on the arm of
the groom. They stood under an arch
formed by the overlapped branches of
two immense palms. while Rev. j. f.
Love, Of the BaptiSa Church, read the
ceremony which united them in the
holy bonds of wedlock. y diamond
ring was used. The bride, a pretty
brunette. was handsomely gowned in n
tailor suit of tan mixed cloth, with hat
and olives to match. She carried a b.
BILE. The groom wore black and the at
tendants had on street costumes. After
the ceremony an informal reception was
held, after which the happy couple were
driven to the Norfolk and Western de-
pot. where they boarded the west-bound
train for Franklin county. Va. to visit
relatives of the groom. After a two
weeks sojourn in the mountains they
will start for South Dakota, their future
home, stopping for a few days in Chi
cago.
Miss Newsome, formerly OF AhoslSie.
In, Cuff nj
years. She is well known and admired
by many friends for her amiable dispo-
sition and sweet Christian character.
DR.. Price, a native Virginian and
gentleman has pitched his tent in far
away South Dakota where he is win
ming laurels in his chosen profession.
The bride was the recipient of many
handsome and useful presents.
Visitors present from out of town
were Mr.. Parlkhurst l.. Price, of Roam
oke, Va, brother of the groom; Mr.
Walter ST. Clair of Salem. Va. nephew
of the groom: Mr.. Eugene Newsome. of
Richmond, Va. brother of the bride;
MIR. and Mrs. George Mardre. of Wind
sor. N. c., uncle and aunt OF the bride
and Miss Lula Heath. of Elizabeth City,
N. c., cousin of the bride
DIR. Price is a native OF Franklin
county. Va, and is a graduate of Bal
timore College. He went to Dakota
about two years ago. The bride was a
daughter Of the late Thomas New
some. The young people first met in
Baltimore
COMING COUNTY NUPTIALS.
There will be a pretty marriage cere-
mony near Holland next Tuesday. The
principals are Mr. Tophilus L. Daugh-
trey Councilman OF Holland and
manager OF peanut company there
and Miss Alnona Daughtie. daughter of
Borland D. Doughtie. The prospective
married people are well-known and
liked in that vicinity, and besides they
have many friends in Suffolk and other
points.
SUFFOLK'S CENSUS TAKERS.
It's sort of coincidence that the
enumerators for Suffolk, whose names
together with all the rest in the Sec
ond District. have been printed in the
Vlrginian- Pilot, live on the same street
and with but two houses between them
They both wear the title of captain
They-l live on Primer street--that nor
ton of 1t which many persons designate
as Brooklyn Heights.
Captain Harry +. Brooks is county
chairman of the Wise-Lamb faction of
the Republican party. He will have
charge of census taking in all town ter
ritory east of a line drawn down the
middle of Main street Captain Brooks
may have another man appointed in
cially announced.
Captain George IT. Parker will take
lists on the west side OF Main street
and all other houses between there and
Sunset. Both the Suffolk enumerators
are good men and conscientious, and
Will take statistics with care.
A LIQUOR FIGHT.
AT Isle of Wight Courthouse to-day
they began fight. whose result will
determine whether or not Windsor shall
be dry. The test is up on the appli-
cation of j. w. Jenkins for a retail
liquor license. Mr. William S. Holland
Is counsel for the applicant Messrs.
H. Il. Holland and T.. Ii. Edwards rep
resent the "drys."
When Judge Atkinson adjourned
court this afternoon most OF the testi-
hhony for the applicant had been given.
CLERKS OFFICE DoINGS.
The Camp Manufacturing Company,
corporation of Isle Of Wight county.
to-day mad recorded a lis pendeus.
meant to restrain Mills Z. Howell and
Asenath c. Howell from selling timber
on tract of land in Nansemond
county.
simon NJ Lawrence to Hayward .Jen-
kins. lot in Jericho; 500
MAX A. t. Weyhman to Joseph Britt.
lot in philadelphia" SIS.
NEXT WEEKS BILL
The Spooner DRAMATIC Company will
ne the attraction at the City Hall The
atre all next week. presenting high
prettily costumed and staged Sneciol
scenery Is carried for each production.
The Kings Command" will he the
opening bill. Prices. 10, % and 80 cents.
In order to introduce this COMPANY 10
the theatre-goers of Suffolk. ladies will