Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11
Hymn EMS ALTAR.
TWO HOME WEDDINGS CrI,E.
DRAFTED IN NORFOLK
YESTERDAY

The home of Mrs. NJ. T.. Kaufman
No. 90 Charlotte street. was the scene
of very pretty nuptial event at $40
COCK last night, when her winsomc
ana accomplished daughter Miss Sal
lie Belle Kaufman. became the bride
of MIR. Edward III. Shuster, n popular
young resident of Norfolk
The parlor decorations were in pink
ana green, were tastefully and artisti-
cally arranged. and the soft, mellow
light reflected from numerous bannuet
lamps shed a radiance over the scene
The bride was costumed in white or
candle. and carried n beautiful bou-
quot of Bride roses.
Miss Emma Kaufman, q sister of the
bride. filled the role of maid of honor.
She wore pink organdie and carried
american beauties.
The groom and his best man, Mr..
Walter Sykes. and the ushers. Mr..
Schenks, appeared in full evening
dress, with rose boutonnieres.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. y. Coke Smith. ID. D., of Epworth
Methodist Church. the Wedding March
pelng artistically executed by Profess
sor FitZ Jones.
A handsomc reception followed.
which was much enjoyed by a select
company OF invited guests. At the
conclusion of Which Mr.. and Mrs.
Shuster repaired TO the home of the
groom, No. % High street. where they
will reside in future.
The bride is of handsome and stately
appearance, and exceedingly popular
among 4 host of friends and acouaint-
anceS.
The groom is n musician of superior
talent and highly esteemed in the com
munity.
The bridal presents were numerous
and beautiful.
GRIFFITH-HUNTE
a quiet but beautiful and impressive
wedding transpired at the home of the
brides mother. Mrs. Hillary NJ. Hum
ter. No. 400 West Highland avenue.
Bramblcton, at 3 o'clock Yesterday af-
ternoon. when her youngest daughter.
Miss Katherine Hunter, one OF Bran
bleton's most charming and fascinat-
ing young bellies, WAS given in mar
riagc>to MIR. Lewis II. Griffith. former
ly of Baltimore. but who for the past
nine years has been resident of Nor
folk.
The bride looked exceedingly pretty
as she appeared in Il rich mode cloth
go-awGy gown. with hat and gloves to
match. She carried a lovely bouquet
OF Bride roses.
The groom Wore conventional black.
with n rose boutonniere.
The nuHtal knot was impressively
tied by Rev. George Wesley Jones.
pastor of Trinity NJ. +. Church. be-
meath an arch formed OF palms and
ferns the ceremony being witnessed
by only the immediate relatives of the
bride and n few close friends.
After the marriage Mr.. and Mrs.
Griffith left on the Washington steam
er on an extended bridal tour through
the principal cities of the North. on
their return trip they will stop over in
Baltimore for n few DAYS with the
relatives of the groom where they will
he rendered a handsome reception
They will he at home to their friends
at Brown and Rives avenues after
July 2ith.
The bride was the recipient of
large number of beautiful and costly
presents. the gifts of friends at home
and away.
The bride is lady of grace culture
and beauty, and q niece of DIR. II. T.
Hunter. OF this city. The groom is "A
popular young business man and man
ager of the Atlantic and Pacific Tea
stores of Norfolk.