Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-28

1to LIN lain i llNJ u II
Norfolk. They will be at home at 144
Duke street after October LIST.
MIR: Saunders is Il well-known and
popular travelling salesman and former
~ lived in Baltimore. Miss Butler is
| the daughter of Mrs CAN'T and the
sister of Mr.. Theodore Butler. She has
long been prominent in musical circles
She is talented musician and was a
member of the faculty of Norfolk Con-
servatory of Music.
CONCENTRATIONS.
The recent announcement that Miss
Alice Is. Wharton had resigned her po-
sition as teacher 80 Fenchurch erect
schpol caused some comment. since no
reason was assigned for 1t. 1t appears
however, to have been Cupid'S work
as the announcement is now made that
MISS Wharton and MIR. William NJ
core were married on the Goth of last
August in Baltimore by the Rev. w.
". Brander. at the residence of MIR.
N. NJ. Hartman. 14l0 Linden avenue.
Mr. and. Mrs. Core are at present resid-
ing with Mrs. Foster in Boush street
MIR. Core is a nephew OF MIR. John III.
Core. real estate dealer of 40 and ~
Commerce street.
ETHERIDGE-FER
fashionable wedding was cele-
brated ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
charles H. Ferebee. No. go East
Brambleton avenue. Brambleton ward.
at 8 O'Clock p. m. yesterday. The par
ties to the contract We're their Win
some and attractive daughter. Miss
Mary Alice and MIR. Herman II. Eth
eridse. popular young resident of
Park Place.
The parlor decorations were exceed
ingly handsome. consisting OF palms
ferns. potted plants and choice cut
flowers. and the scene was made dou
| bly, attractive by the reelection from
ranged at different points.
Tho bride was bccomingly attircd in
n tailor-madc travelling suit of castor
cloth. with hat and gloves to CORES
roses.
The maid of honor was Byrde Fere-
bee. cousin of the bride. She Wore
light blue organdic over white. and
carried cluster of white carnations.
The best man was Mr.. Dennis L..
| Etheridge. Il brother of the groom.
and Mr.. Frank Il. Tercbcc. Il brother
of the bride. and MIR. Joseph G.. Lam
caster were the ushcrs.
/ The groom and his Attendants ap-
| pcared in conventional black. with rose
| bOutonnercs.
Promptly at the hour named the
wedding party entered the parlors to
the sweet strains of the Wedding
on the piano by Mrs. Il. T.. Bullock.
| when. in the presence of Il brilliant
company of invited guests. MIR. Ether
| idge and Miss Ferehec were united in
! the bonds of holy wcdlock. the nuptial
knot being tied by Rev. DR.. j. j. Tay
| Tor. pastor of the Frecmason Street
| Baptist Church.
The wedding ceremony was followed
| by full reception the handsomely
| decorated tables being ladencd with
| oh ri nr hn
Mr.. and Mrs. Etheridge. after receiv
ing numerous congratulations, left on
the Old Dominion steamer on an eX-
| tended bridal tour North. They will
he at home to their friends. No. Clio
| East Brambeton avenue, after Octo-
Der the 10th.
There was an elegant display of bri-
dial presents. the gifts OF the groom
and from friends at home and away
one of which was beautiful toilet
case With music box attached.
! SPRU1LI-DINON.
Miss Lucy Lee Dixon. daughter of
Mrs. Mary T.. Dixon, of Ill Brown av-
belle of Brambleton ward, and Mr.
Milton SpruilI of Norfolk. were quietly
married by Rev. George Wesley Jones
at the parsonage of Trinity M. T.
Church, on North Maltby avenue, at s
o'clock last night. Only the immedi
ate family of the celebrating parties
and a few close friends witnessed the
ceremony. The bride wore II pearl
gray travelling suit with crystal but
tons, and carried Bride roses. The
groom was attired in conventional
black.
| After the marriage Mr. and Mrs
| Sprull repaired to the residence of MIR.
| w. II. James, No. III Brown avenue
where they We're greeted by Il select
company of invited guests. and We're
| rendered Il handsome reception, the
parlors being tastefuly decorated in
honor of the event the prevailing col
ors being in green and pink. The bril-
dial presents were very handsome.
ROWLETTE-NEN
Miss Louise Ellis Venable and Mr..
| William Glymph Rowlette We're mar
| ried at the home of the brides par
I eais- INLAND Alrs-Iaiia- II feHat+e.
| Marion. Va. Wednesday morning. The
| bride is of the well-known Virginia
| family of that name and is well-known
| in society circles of Richmond and
| elsewhere. The groom has been for the
| past two years in the teIegra phic de-
| partment of the Western Union in this
| city. where he has many friends. The
| happy couple will make their home in
| Norfolk for the present.