Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-13
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
LYON-FEREBEE.

A very pretty December wedding was
celebrated at the Freemason Street
Baptist church at o'clock last even
ing, the contracting parties being Miss
Susie ID. Ferebee. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. ID. Ferebee of Highland ave-
nue., Brambleton ward. and Mr.. Henry
w. Lyon. formerly of Norfolk, but now
of Petersburg, Va.
camel hair travelling gown. trimmed in
applique and crepe de chine. with dia-
mond ornaments, the latter being the
gift of the groom She carried lilies
of the valley and violets.
The maid of honor was Miss Daisy
Ferebee, sister of the bride. She was
attired in tucked organdie and lace
over yellow silk, ana carried pearl
roses.
The groom and his best man. Mr..
Percy w. Williams. were clothed in
conventional black, with rose bouton-
nieres.
The ushers were Messrs. ]. A.
Neaughbauer. Willis NJ. Morrisett.
George Gray and w Herman CLARK.
They wore white trousers with black
cutaway coats and black ties
Promptly at the hour the bridal party
entered the church TO the sweet strains
OF the wedding march from Lohengrn,
performed by Prof. Charles Borjes, the
ushers leading the procession by oppo-
site aisles. Arriving in front of the
chancel the bride was joined by the
groom and the marriage rite was most
lmpressiNely performed by Rev. j. j.
Taylor, ID. d., pastor of the church.
At the conclusion of the nuptials the
bride and groom. with attendants. re-
tired from the church. While the organ
peaied forth the recessionai march.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyon embarked on the
lay Line steamer for n bridal tour
North They will be at home in Pc
tersburg on January LIST 1901
The bride was the recipient of
large number of beautiful and costly
brooch. the gift of the groom.
Miss Beatrice FarQuhar, the youngest
daughter of Rear Admiral Norman II.
tarquhar. commanding the North At
iantic squadron. is 10 he married to Dr.
w. NJ; Carton. passed assistant SUI
geon, United States Navy, to-day ut
Washington, d. c.
The jefferson Literary and Social
Circle will hold its regular weekly
Edmonds. on Granville avenue, to-
night.
The young people of Epworth church
Will give n reception Friday evening
at SIS at the Y. NJ. c. a. to the men,
bers and public. All are invited.
Miss Gertrude Wake leaves tomor-
row to visit Miss Belle Harrison Mt
her historic old home, Brandon on
the James.
Miss May Wheat. of Clarke county.
who has been visiting Miss Little in
Client. left last evening for her home.
The young Daughters OF the Con-
federacy realized $40 on their recent
doll sale. The sum was counted with
great pride at the meeting held yes
terday afternoon at Mrs. Wakes.
The handsome doll, known as Max
inc Elliott, exhibited at the recent doll
sale, which was rallied, was won by
Miss Umstadter. Nancy Hanks was
won by Miss May Terry.
Miss Pattie Taylor has returned
from recent visit to New York.
Miss Florence Duval is the guest of
the Misses Cooke on College Place.
Col. w. w. Sale left on Tuesday for
brief stay in Washington.
Miss Ethel Hardy has returned after
a charming visit to New York.
Mis- Alice Rice has returned after
several weeks stay in Boston.
Mrs. Robert Cooke left last evening
for New York via the n. y, +. & N.
Miss Susie Campbell OF Bedford
City, Va, is the guest of the Misses
Cooke on College Place.
Miss Rutherford, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Inman II. Payne. left for
Baltimore last evening
Mr.. w. II. Fitzgerald of Richmond.
is in town today.
The Norfolk social world paused
yesterday with keenest regret to la
mcnt the death of one of it's most be-
loved members. Mr. Charles Hardy
will be sorely missed by many warm
friends.
Rev. DIR. George II. Ray. pastor of
the Methodist church at Franktown,
Eastern Shore, Va. arrived in the city
last night from Crewe, Va, where he
has been visiting his son.