Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Brilliant Society Wedding Last
Night at St. Luke's Church.
A Dcllghtfui Song Recital Given Last Night
by Miss Booker and Miss sallic kindred
Williams ut Y. NJ. a. Hall comings
and Golngs.
and Goings

st. Luke's Episcopal Church was the
scene of one of the most brilliant and
fashionable society weddings at 1880
o'clock last night that has transpired
in Norfolk for some. time The chancel
and pulpit of the sacred edifice were
deliberately decorated with palms, pre-
senting beautiful ana inspiring sight,
and the building was filled beyond it's
seating capacity with an audience
eager 10 witness the suspicious event.
1t was full dress wedding and the
parties to the contract were Miss Pat
tie Il. Selden. daughter of Mrs. Miles
Selden. of Norfolk, and Lieutenant
Hutchingson lngam Cone, OF the
United States Navy.
The bride was becomingly attired in
a rich white satin costume, artistically
trimmed in white lace. with white tulle
veil. and carried white roses and lilies
OF the valley. Miss Lizzie Hurcamp. of
Fredericksburg. Va. filled the role as
maid of honor. She wore pink crepe
and carried white carna tons. The
bridesmaids were Mrs. VIM. Baldwin.
Miss Pattie Taylor. OF Norfolk; Miss
Lady Hobson, of Goochland. Va. and
Mrs. Nelson Strother. of Baltimore.
they wore white organdie and carried
pink carnations.
The best man was Lieutenant Eng
fish, Of the United States Navy, and
the ushers or attendants We're Captain
Delano. PaymaSter BiScoe and Lieuten-
ants Leland and Benham. They were
in full military uniform the gold
trimmings of which fairly glstened
under the brilliant lights in the sane
tuary.
The music OF the grand organ and
vested choir of the church announced
the arrival of the wedding party, which
entered the centre aisle two abreast, the
lady and gentlemen attendants in the
lead. the bride bringing up the rear
under escort of her brother, MI. Arthur
Selden. of Baltimore, by whom she was
given away while the organ pealed
forth in sweetest strains the wedding
march from Lohengrin. On reaching
the front of the chancel the bride met
the groom and they were happily
united in the bonds of holy wedlock,
the beautiful and impressive marriage
rites of the Episcopal Church being
performed by Rev. DR.. w. \. Barr.
rector of the church, the wedding ring
FORMING q prominent feature of the
ceremony. AS the last words fell from
the lips OF the officiating clergyman the
wedding procession was reformed and
retired from the church While the re-
cessional march was skiilfully played
on the organ. AS soon as the sweet
notes of the march died out on the air
an appropriate selection. with organ
accompaniment. was chanted by the
vested choir.
The bridal party left the church in
the brides mother on yor,,n,,,i, ..,'ao W
where a handsome reception was given
lasting from TO 10 o'clock. when Lieu
thoir ottand.nt. =, ,''','',u ny
tho Soaho,,I Az. =; ~ l ,asc9, W io'
H., ','S. IN Inv ucpo'' Whcre the
extended bridal tour South
,,oa,,t, "i iuc IS young indy OF grace,
, neau'y ana culture. and one OF the
socictr ~, 'ouns' pe,leS IN Norfolk
w nc groom is an accom-
My, anu is weli-known and highly
esteemed III society circles
,,i icy, br, d. Powell Garland, of the
Virginia Conference NJ. T.. Church
Doctor and Rev w. G. Walden. prcsid-
ing cider OF the Portsmouth district.
went on a hShing expedition yesterday.
~ l1n. Narinhd was former presiding
eider Oh the Norfolk district
.,a Mrs' ~; >. cleveland and her two
itin,,, =, i'fli5 lai.,toll; n. " are vis-
us Us, .i'e iolii'cr SISTER MIS-: j. B.
a.. o'is' Vi N"iiey avenue. Atlantic
Dclceatos from Norro,, ,,a ,.,o;,u
mems NI 1.so ";'' Sciei Oh me We
T. t,hurch Sn'tS ,oS, c III .he Nj.
vile v"st r .,%',m nor ,I,u Tor oharlottes
held iris wne,. '"' conference VIII be
Mre- 4s.....-.-,r-+-,i,4, ,r,-zz,
tcrday from woodstork ana W. W. Tea
ion 0"' "o'uH'ooN anu "ashihs-