Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-28
SUFFOLK.
A Pretty Home Marriage Solemn
lied at Suffolk College.
The Barbee-Borum Nuptlais-A Big Oyster
Roast in tho neutrality-suspicious. For
rythian misunderstanding Hop
Personal Mention.

SUFFOLK, Va, Dec. 27.-There Was a
| quiet but pretty home marriage at 8
o'clock this morning in Suffolk College
The persons to the contract were Miss
Marguerite Whitfield Crump and Jas.
Campbell Causey, of Causey, Harry
county, S. c. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Joseph B. Dunn,
rector of st. Paurs p. e. church.
Captain G. H. Causey. Jr., q brother
OF the bridegroom, was best man and
escorted him into the place of the nup-
9lals, which was graced by u company
or friends of the principals. The bride
entered on the arm of County Court
Judge w. j. Kilby, who gave her away
MISS FLORENCE Harvey played the we'd
ding music. The ushers were Sidney
Ellis and Bradford Ililby.
When the honeymoon is over Mr..
ana Mrs. Causey will live in South
Carolina. They will visit Washington,
New York and other cities
Inc bride, very accomplished and
attractive young woman, is a daughter
Oh Mrs. l.. H, and the late Geo. Henry
Crump.
The bridegroom, well liked young
man, was during the Spanish Ameri-
can war a lieutenant In company G.
Fourth Virginia Regiment of volun-
teer infantry. EIe is now engaged in
the lumber business In South Caro-
lima.
BARBEE-B ORUM.
AT the residence of Mr.. George T..
Borum, No. Grace street, there was
last night quiet wedding celebration.
the principals being his daughter,
MISS Eta Virginia Borum, and Eugene
Barbee. Dr. w. w. Staley, pastor
| of the Suffolk Christian church, was
| the celebrant.
The bride. who is quite young. is
blonde of pretty type, graceful and at
tractive. The bridegroom is a tele-
graph operator, formerly of Durham.
N: G.. but who is now stationed at
kilby, on the Seaboard Air Line.
BIG OYSTER ROAST.
There was in the county today an
oyster roast of large proportions.
| Captain C. c. Thompson. who lives
near Chuckatuck, had Invited Equity
| Lodge, No. los. l. O. o. F.. Suffolk, and
all the members friends whom they
cared to ask. TO come out and have n
good time. Captain Thompson and one
| or two friends out that way had lately
| joined the lodge and they wished TO do
| a graceful thing to commemorate the
| event.
There were two large CRATES arrang-
ed for roasting the oysters, which were
hauled TO the scene by cart loads.
Ihere were many persons from Suffolk
and the county not members of the
lodge who attended.
Rev. Harrison II. Butler, of Suffolk,
made an address that was heard with
interest.
PYTHIAN CELEBRATION.
The local Pythians are preparing for
n big banquet on January TO- when
the new officers will be installed. The
menu will be gotten up deliberately.
The cost to the lodge will be 81 Il plate.
Each Pythian is expected to bring
| some member of his family or friend
Appropriate addresses will be deliver
| ed.
HOLIDAY HOP.
The regular Christmas german Is in
progress tonight at Armory Hall.
Dancing began about 10 O'Clock. but
some participants came in later The
music was furnished by a Norfolk
band. There was quite number of
| visitors present.
PERSONAL
Henry B. Urquhart of Norfolk. Wis
tied his former home in Suffolk today.
Il L. Gray, of Gray Va. was in
town today.
H. w. Early. of Aulander. N. c.,
and d. L. Shafer. of Dendron, Va.
spent today in Suffolk.
V. l.. Foulkes, of South Boston, Va,
was in Suffolk today.
Mr.. r. T. West and family of Wav-
erly, Va. who have been visiting Suf-
folk relatives. have gone home.
DR.. Staley has gone to pass the rest
of the year with his family. in Frank
linton. N. C. Sunday morning his
pulpit will be filled by Rev. b. +,
Black, and Rev. G.sP Barrett viii fill
it at night
The Suffolk and Carolina force of
men which is engaged In building the
Edenton extension, began work today
a ftar n fc,v dave jntermission