Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-21
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Rev. pr Bernard Eberson. formerly
or the oheI Shoiom Temple 5 visiting
his relatives here.
Rev. ana Mrs. Thomas Dixon Jr.. are
IN me city guests at the Monticello
Hotel.
:
Rev. DR.. Barr rector OF st. Luko's
itplscopal Church, now on his vacation,
Is preaching at the University Of Nir-
ginia.
Messrs. Burnley ana Menalcus Lark
tord. sons OF Or. l.. Lankford. LETT yes
teroaE morning for college. The former
returns 10 the University OF Virginia
to resume his medical course and the
latter goes TO Richmond Col,ese to
peSin his academic course preparatory
70 u law course 1T the University.
Misses Daisy ana Mamie Cotton en-
tertained q few o. their friends at their
nome. in Arlington Place. "Wednesday
evening. Among those from abroad
were MISS Pearl Hankins. of Hampton.
,lnu MISS Claudia Selden. of Richmond.
me evening was most enjoyably spent.
itni, pellS Nocal DUCTS by Misses
Da'sy and Mamie Cotton instrumental
music 10y Mr. Peterson ana mandolin
SOLOS by Miss Claudia Selden.
Miss Ada NJ. Hall. of Great Bridge
IS visiting Miss Hamburg, in Bank
Hon. William Stands. of Courtland
was in the city yesterday afternoon
meeting friends and talking of the 20
hucal situation.
The Misses Daisy and Mamie Cotton
gave very delightful entertainment
10 Il number Of their friends at their
home in Arlington Place Wednesday,
evening. Among the guests present
We're Miss Pearl HAWKINS. OF Hampton.
ana Miss Claudia Sclden. of Richmond.
The evning WAS pleasantly passed in
listening To vocal and instrumental
music by tho Misses Cotton, Mir. Peter
son ana Miss selden.
Mrs. f. 3. Carpenter. of Philadelphia.
is spending a few weeks with her
mother. on York Place.
MI Samuel Hodges. of Wilson. y. G..
the brother of Colonel Harry Hodges.
with his wife and daughter. are stop
ping at the Monticello Hotel
SMITH PERRY
NJ high noon yesterday. Il very pret-
~ nuptial event was celebrated at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. j. c. Perry, No.
2l2 Cooke avenue. Bramhleton The
contracting parties We're Mr.. CORTLAND
l.. Smith. II popular young photog-
rapher OF Norfolk. and Miss Nellie
Elizabeth Parker. daughter Of Mr.
Robert Parker, and one of Brambc-
tons most charming and fascinating
young bellies. Tho double parlors were
tastefully decorated i'll commemoration
OF the occasion. the prevailing colors
being in green. and a select company
of invited guests, friends OF the bride
and groom, We're present to witness the
ceremony.
The bride was costumed in go-away
gown of blue cloth, With hat and gloves
To match, and carried Bride roses.
Miss Nellie Welch. a close friend OF
the bride. filled the role as maid of
honor. She was most becominSly at
tired in white organdic trimmed in
white ribbon. ana carried a beautiful
! bouquet of La France roses.
The groom ana his best man, Mr.
Frank Edwards. wore conventional
black with rose boutonniercs.
The bridal party entered the parors
to the sweet strains of the wedding
march from Lohengrin, eXquisitely per-
formed on the piano by Mrs. V c. Dali
by. The nuptial knot was mpressively
tied by Rev. :. &. Hatcher. OF the
Queen Street Nj. Il. Church, beneath a
beautiful decoration formed of ivy and
roses Immediately over the folding
doors of the double parlors.
~ Nie Cpl'luSioii I'll thc ceremony
the happy couple were then recipients
of many congratulations, after which
reception followed.
At O'Clock in the afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith LETT on the Norfolk and
Carolina railroad for ten days visit
To the brides relatives in the Old North
State. They will return To Norfolk.
and after spending Il few days with
friends here will leave FOR their flu
ture home in Florida.
The bridal presents We're numerous
beautiful ana of intrinsic value.
The bride is a niece Of Mrs. j. G.
Perry. with whom she resided ut the
time of her marriage.