Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-16
ANOTHER MARRIAGE.
Dan Cupid Hard at Work in Our
Sister City.
Beautiful Wedding Celebrated at berkeley
Avenue Baptist Church Last Night
Lightning rlnys Many Franks TWO
Deaths Personal Notes.

Last evening at o'clock was Cele-
pIuted beautiful nuptial event at the
berkiey Avenue Baptist Church. The
contracting parties were MIR. Lawrence
Hoioert Tucker ana Miss Olive Virginia
Marshall. AT the hour mentioned and
at the playing OF Lohengrin's Wedding
march the contracting parties, with the
attendants, entered at the north aisle
OF the church, and marched to hymen's
altar, where they We're happily united
after Gods holy ordinance by Rev. G.
w. Duke. ex-pastor Of the church, but
now of the Emmanuel Baptist Church.
Baltimore. The ceremony was indeed
beautiful and impressive. The church
had been beautifully decorated with
ivy and ported plants. The ceremony
was performed under an arch OF ever
greens mingled with white flowers
The bride was most beautifully and
bccominEly gowned i'm white orgundie
over white talfeta. and carried white
brides roses. The maid OF honor Miss
Mary Alice Marshall, sister of the
bride. and the attendants, Miss Mamie
Griffin. of Bramblcton. and Misses Ber-
tie and IIlcsma Dodson, of Park View.
were similarly attircd. The groom, his
best man, air. Fred Dashiell. and the
ushers, Messrs. G. Hamilton Rockefel-
Ter. Frank NJ. Morgan and Roland NJ
West. were attired in black. The ccrc-
mony was witnessed BY large mum
Der of people. despite the hot weather.
The event over the happy couple and
attendants were driven to their future
residence. corner of Virginia and
Sharp streets. where the wedding feast
was spread, everyone enjoying Il most
sumptuous repast. The gifts to the
bride We're many and handsome.
The groom is ~'ell-known and
highly respected young man. The bride
is the accomplished and beautiful
daughter of Mr.. and Geo. Edward Mar
shall, of Cedar Grove. South Main
street.
SEVERAL PERSONS SHOCKED.
Yesterday afternoon about . O'Clock,
during the small shower OF rain. a
phenomenal electrical explosion oc-
CURED in the air just above the build
ingS somewhere in the section of Chest
nut and Middleton streets. Several
buildings in that section were thought
to have been struck, but the Only
place was at the residence of Capt. j.
+. Cason. The stone Hue that projects
some distance above the cook room
was perforated as though it had been
shot. The cook. Il colorcd girl who was
shocked. as was a number of citizens
in the community. A large number Of
electric fans and phones were burnt
out at the time.
DIED OF HEART FAILURE.
| Mr. NJ. II. Towill. who has been lir-
ing on the Great Bridge road. near the
Norfolk and Southern railroad crossing,
doing a merchandise business for some
thing near eighteen years. died Tues
day afternoon al st. NinccntS Hospital
Norfolk. of heart trouble. The de-
ceased was beyond middle age and was
never married. The deceased was a
consistent member OF Main street
Christian Church. The remains WI be
forwarded to MiddlescX county. hi
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DEATH CLAIMS ANOTHER.
Mrs. Jennie T. Marshall, wife OF
Capt. W. l.. Marshall. after a brief ill
ness. died yesterday morning at tbs