Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-11
TOWN OF SUFFOLK.
Fashionable Marriage at Presby-
terrain Church Last Night.
Miss Elizabeth Meredith AMI DIR. Edward
Il. Hart welded With Much Pomp The
Huntcr-wniinms Nupiiais MIR. George
1ruitt Injured y Few Brief Items.
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Suffolk. Va, Oct. 10.-There was
fashionable marriage at the Presby-
terrain Church this evening Miss Eliz-
iabeth Meredith. second daughter of
James Henry Nurncy. became the bride
of DIR. Edward Roland Hart at S
o'clock The coz little auditorium
was prettily decorated in white and
green, smiiaX and palms prevailing.
The VOWS were pledged under an arch
putt OF two palms, With a true lovers
Knot made OF carnations ana smlaX
i'll the center.
Miss Daisy u. Nurney "A sister of
the bride, was maid of honor, and VIII
q. Clark. OF TarDoro. ~ G., was best
man. The other attendants were Miss
iinla!ia Griffin. of Rocky Mount. n. G.,
with Dossey Battle. Tarboro: Miss
Katharine Ashburn, Suffolk. with Rob
ert Brown. Tarboro; Miss Annie Muir
ney, Suffolk, with DR.. Joe z. White
head, Rocky Mount; Miss Elizabeth NJ.
Busby, Suffolk, with Fred Hart Tar
horo: Miss 1Ney Nurncy, Suffolk. with
I. b. Jacok, Tarboro; Miss Jessie
Nurney, Suffolk. with Or. \. Colburn
Hoyt. Washington n. c.
The ceremony-was conducted accord
ing to the rite OF the Presbyterian
Church by the pastor, Rev John stanly
Thomas. y ring was used. The service
was as simple as it was beautiful.
The bridesmaids marched up the aisle
by twos. Following the Sroomsmen
came the bride resting on the arm of
her father who gave her away. The
bride was met at the altar by the
groom. who emerged from the study at
tended by his best man. During the
ceremony the bridesmaids and grooms-
men each stood in CONFERENCE.-The
former to the right and the latter TO the
left
The ushers were r. T.. Woodward.
Charles Cramer ana T.. II. Hayes. Suf-
folk, and Joel Camp. of Albion, Fla.
HOW THEY DRESSED.
The bride was gowned in a dress of
white satin Ell train trimmed with
white lace, the bridal veil being caught
with "a brooch of diamonds and pearls,
gift of the groom. She carried white
bride roses.
The maid OF honor wore gown OF
white organdie with satin trimmings
and carried bride roses of white. All
the bridesmaids were attired like the
maid of honor, and each carried carna-
tons. In the hair of each was span
Sled butterfly. The ensemble made a
very pretty scene.
WEDDING RECEPTION.
Immediately after the ceremony there
was n reception at the brides home.
NO. y kilby street. Here is what was
served: Tongue and ham sandwiches
chicken salad, waters. sailed almonds
and cake. The dining room was deco
rated with palms and cut flowers.
Concluding the reception the bride
donned travelling suit of gray and a
gray fedora hat. DR.. and Mrs. Hart
left on the g;56 Norfolk and Western
train for three weeks HONEYMOON, to
be passed chiefly in New York and
Canada: When they come home they
will reside i'm Tarboro n. c. Dr. Hart |
has n promising practice there and in !
Edgccombe county.
There are great many wedding gifts |
to start with. DR. Hart and his bride
VIII be Mt home in Hotel Farrar.
WEDDING MARCHES.
Miss Florence Harvey played Lohen-
grin during the entree and NIendells-
sohn at the exit.
Among out OF town guests at the wed
ding were Mesdames $. L. Hart, Luther
Hart and n. w. Thrash and Miss
Fletcher Daughtrldge. of Tarboro and
Mrs. \. J. Hutchinson and Miss I.u-
crece Hutchinson. Portsmouth.
The bride is young woman Of strik- !
ing personality. she is AN artist of To-
cal reputation, and has done some cleV-
er work in oil. Her most pretcntious
productions are Parting of Ruth and
Naomi" ana Faust ana Margueritc."
Last year the Richmond Times urint.
ed the photos Of FIVE pretty young SUI
folk women. Miss Nurney was the first
To marry, though one or more of the !
others may be brides before many
months.
VIRGINIA. BRIDES.
Two young men from North Carolina
came over the line to-day and claimed
Virginia brdcs-onc from Suffolk and
one from CORTLAND Both were fortu-
nate in securing prizes Wcll worth the
coming.
HUNTER WILLIAMS.
There was pretty marriage core
mouy at noon to-day i'm Courtluul. Miss
.lanie Elizabeth Williams daughter Of
Mrs j. IL. Williams was wed TO W. l..
Hunter. of Wilmington \. &. Tho
event happened in ST. Lakes Episcopui
Church. The bride is 81 Young woman
of charming appearance. She LAS gold
en- hair ana dark brown eyes The
groom is very popular in his home
town.
HURT HIS TOoT
MIR George W. Truitt. the riches,
man in SUFFOLK had a rainfui ao"iacn,
iron weighing 40 pounds foli cisht foo,
and landed on his fooi. ilis foot eau
not be used, and Dr Gibson cannot tcl
just how seriously il : injured.
BEIilFS.
The Tuesday afternoon Card Club
VIII have Il called meeting tomorrow
at p. IN. with Mrs. H. II Butler, Is
Franklin street
The Moments Foreign Mission So
ciety VIII meet at $3.50 o'clock to-mor-
ROW afternoon AZ tho Methodist Church.
There was no jury case tried to-day
i'm Nanscmond Circuit Court.
NEWPORT NEWS.
CALLED HOME BY DEATH ELEC-
TlON or OFFICERS.