Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Three Pretty Marriages Solemn
lied in Norfolk Yesterday.
Miss Eiuily Virginia Jordan and MIR. Thom-
ns Starlse-AIiss Harriet Lightfoot Will
kins and AIR. John Saunders Miss Edna
Earle Jones and MIR. William j. Hunt.

Earle Jones and MIR. William j. Hunt,
st. Luke's p. L. Church was the scene
OF very pretty wedding yesterday at
l O'Clock. the contracting parties being
Miss Emily Virginia Jordan and Mr..
Thomas Stark. Rev. Thomas Baker, CT
Cheraw. S. c., performed the ceremony
in the presence of Il large assembly of
friends and relatives. The church was
beautifully decorated with palms and
ferns. AS the organ sounded the first
notes OF the wedding march the bridal
PARTY entered.
The ushers came first. They were Mr.
Richard Mcllwaine, Mr.. Edward Akin
SON. Nj. w. y. Ross. MIR. Byrd Hughes,
Mr. {. G. Jones and Mr.. Alfred Garnet
of Newport News. The best man was
Mr. James llollowcll ana the maid OF
honor was Miss May Garrett of New
port News. The bride was given away
by her brother Mr.. Garnett Jordan.
She was becomingly attired in a tray
cling suit of brown cloth, with hat and
gloves to match and carried Il lovely
bouquet of lilies of the valley.
After the ceremony Il luncheon was
served at the home of the brides moth
or. only the immediate family being
present. The house was prcttily de-
| coratcd for the occiisin, palms and ferns
being profuscy used. In the dining
| room the color scheme was pink and
white pink and white carnations and
| smilaX decorating the table.
Mr. and Mrs. Stark received many
handsome gifts. They left last night
| for Il Northern tour
Among the out of town guests present
| were Mrs. Martha Stark, mother of the
urOnm from Nact Paint. rrhOf,nc
Martin. OF Washington: Mrs. Virginia
Moore. of Baltimore; Mrs. Richmond
Maury. Mrs. Fillmore Jordan. DIR. and
Mrs. Amcs. Mr.. and Mrs. Golfer, Colonel
and Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. jeff Gray. Miss
Day and Colonel G. T. Day, of Smith
| neld Mrs. Garnott, of Newport News:
Rev. Thomas Baker. of Cheraw. s. C.,
and Lieutenant and Mrs. Csterhaus OF
Annapolis.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Another pretty wedding at ST. Luke's
Church yesterday was that OF Miss
Harriet Lightfuot Wilkins and Mr.. Jno.
Sanders, which occurred int , o'clock
Rev. Flournoy Bouldn officiating. The
decorations of the church We're OF palms
ana ferns.
The bridal party entered TO the
strains Of the wedding march The
ushers were Mr. Thomas Lane, Mr..
Henry Lane Mr.. w l.. Perry and Mr..
ncy, of Gloucester county, acted as best
man and the maid of honor was Miss
Harriet Lightfoot. of Richmond, Il
cousin of the bride
The bride wore white organdie
gown ana carried IL large bouuuet of
lilies of the valley. She was given
away by her brother, Mr. Henry Wythe
Tabb wilkins. The maid of honor wore
white organde over pink and carried
pink carnations.
Many handsome presents were re-
ccived. The Gift of the groom was n
pearl crescent.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Sanders left on the Washing
ton steamer for Il Northern tour after
which they will reside in Gloucester
county.
IUNT-JONES.
The marriage of Miss Edna Earle
Jones and MIR. William j. Hunt was
solcmniZed yesterday afternoon mt
o'clock mt Precursor Street Baptist
Church. Rev. DR.. Taylor officiating
The church was handsomely decorated
with PAINS and ferns for the occasion.
Prof. Pollard Rivcs presided at the
organ.
AS the wedding march was PLAYED the
bridal party entered the church. The
ushcrs wcrc Mir Mercer Smith. MIR.
Daniel Winslow. Mr.. CDrge Watt and
Air. William Harding. The best man
Was MI. Aubrey Dcrring and the maid
of honor was Miss Jane Cablcr.
The bride Was attircd in Il becoming
| grey travelling suit. with hat and gloves
TO match, and carried IL bouquet of
bride roses.
The maid of honor wore a gown of
yellow silk and carried yellow roses. \
| number OF handsome presents were re-
ccivcd by the young couple.
| immediately after the ceremony AIR
and Mrs. Hunt left on the Washington
steamer for a Northern tour, after
which they will be at home 10 thci,.
friends at 1i6 Bank street.
On Monday evening a reception was
given at the home of the brides mother
To the friends of the bridal party.
THE MUSICAL CLUB.
The meeting of the Musical Club this
morning at the residence of Mrs. John
l.. ROPER on Freemason street. will be
one of unusual attraction.
| Mrs. Charles Dudley Warner. who is
u noted musician. will be present. and
will play number from Chopin and
| one from Beethoven.
| Miss Elizabeth Lauder will render
| one of l1aydn's sonatas. and the entire
program will be an unusually interest
| ing one.
GERMAN AT OLD POINT.
The german which was danced at the
! Chambcrlin Hotel. Old Point. Tuesday
| evening was a brilliant affair. 4 large
| party went down from Norfolk chan