Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-28
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
A Beautiful Marriage SoIemnized
In BrambIetou Yesterday.
Miss Lucille tic NIontlant Hudgins Becomes
the Bride of Dr. StarIsc Armistcad SUIT
ton y Charming Card rarty-A Dainty
Luncheon Personal Mention.

/ The home OF Captain and Mrs. w. T.
Hudgins, No. 90 Lovitt avenue, Bram-
| hleton, was the scene of quiet but
! beautiful nuptial event at o'clock yes
| ierday afternoon. when their fasci-
mating and accomplished daughter
/ Miss Lucille de Montelant Hudgins, be-
came the bride OF DR.. Stark Armstead
Sutton. prominent young physician Of
| Norfolk.
The parlors were artistically deco
rated with palms. ferns and roses, the
prevailing colors being pink.
The bride was costumed in n rich tan
broad-cloth travelling suit. with hat
| and gloves to match. and carried a
/ cluster of volets.
Miss Leonide Hudgins, as sister OF
the bride, filled the role of maid of
| honor. She wore white chiffon over
silk. and carried pink roses.
The groom and his best man. DR..
Junius i. Lynch. were attired in Prince
Albert coats, with light trousers and
silk hats.
Promptly at the hour. and to the
sweet strains of the wedding march, the
bridal party entered the parlors, where
| the bride and groom were met by the
Rev. Father Joseph Friol. assistant
pastor of ST. Mary's Catholic Church.
| who, in the presence of only the i'm
| mediate relatives, pronounced the
solemn words that made them husband
and wife.
The ceremony over the happy couple
received the congratulations of all
present. after which DR.. and Mrs. SUIT
ton left for the Bay Line wharf, where
| they embarked on the steamer for an
| extended bridal tour through the prin-
| cipal cities OF the North. They will be
at home TO their friends. No. 269 CRANKY
street. after March 10th. There were
no wedding invitations sent out.
The bride was the recipient of over
100 beautiful presents of intrinsic value.
| the gift of friends at home and from
away.
The gift of the groom was family
heirloom-a beautiful ruby bracelet.
The gift of the groom's mother was
some rare old family silver. many
beautiful pieces of cut-glass.
The bride is II lady of grace. culture
| and beauty, and very popular in Nor
folk, her native city, While the groom
| is an honored member OF the medical
fraternity of this city and son of the
late DR.. t. a. sutton, n physician OF
eminence.
Those besides the family who were
present were MIR. and Mrs CALENDER.
of Alabama, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wingfield.
CHARMING CARD PARTY.
Mrs. a. NJ Cooke and Miss Lizzie
Freeman entertained delightfully."- at Il
luncheon card party yesterday after
| noon at their home, on Freemason
street. The parlors looked lovely with
| their decorations of red carnations,
palms and ferns. Progressive cuchre
| was the game.
The first prize. Il cut glass rose vase,
| tN,y 1arr
who is visiting Miss F'errebee at the
navy-yard. Miss Gilmore won the sec
ond prize. 4 pearl scarf pin. The con-
| ISOLATION. II pretty Florentine picture
frame was won by Miss Violet Niles.
AT the termination of the game Il
delicious and elaborate course luncheon
was served. Those present were Mrs.
Percy. Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Thompson,
| Mrs. Stnhl Mrs. BiscON Mrs. Curtis.
Mrs. Quimby. Mrs. Wig. Mrs. Shep-
herd. Mrs. Tazwell Taylor, Mrs. vii
mer Mrs. Richard Byrd. Mrs. Floyd
hughes. Mrs. Warner Elliott, Jr.. Mrs.
| Mast. Mrs. Campbell Groner. Mrs. Ire
dell Jenkins. Misses Virgie and Gussic
| Newton. Miss Gertrude Wake, Miss
! Reynods, Miss Patty Taylor, Miss
[ Eliza johnston. MISS Eliza Nash. Miss
Virginia Starke. Miss Nellie Tucker,
Miss Nellie Serpell. Miss Edith Tunis.
Miss Loulie Wilson. Miss Margaret
Reed. Miss Loula Reid. Miss Ferrebce.
Miss Hon. Miss Wise. Miss Niles. Miss
Mllligan. Miss Rcider, of Washington
| Miss Baird of Essex; Miss Phillips. OF
Tarboro: Miss Hurkamp, of Fredericks-
Surg; Miss I.andon Walton, Mrs. Allen
Cooke and Miss Freeman.
a DAINTY LUNCHEON.
y very Informal, but dainty, luncheon
was given yesterday by Mrs. Barton
l AfN-at 1f In l,nr
| Those who enjoyed Mrs. Myers hospi
tality on this occasion were Mrs. AL
| fred Page, Mrs. Willie Baldwin. Mrs.
Henry Little. Miss Bessie Conrad. OF
| Winchester, and Miss Lady Hobson. of
| Goochland.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. AZ Stuart wortley.
who have been visiting Mrs. Fergus
Reid. have returned to their home in
New York.
Mrs. II. II. Chamberlain left last eve-
ming for Baltimore.
| Miss Sue Tunstall. who has been Wis
ting friends in Norfolk, has returned
to Washington.
Mr.. Frank Mccullough and wife have
returned from their wedding tour in
Bermuda, and are "at home" to their
friends.
Miss Jennie Baird is visiting Mrs.
George l.. APPS, in Client.
MEETINGS.
The regular weekly meeting of the
| Students Club was held yesterday af-
ternoon in Portsmouth. The topic for
the day was. German Art"
The Tuesday Whist Club will meet
| Thursday morning at the residence of
| Mrs Charles Patterson, on Freemason
| street.
TAE kINC,S DAucurECe