Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-11
EARLY OCTOBER WEDDINGS.
Account of Those solemnized In Ports

Account of Those Solemnized In Ports
mouth Yesterday.
brilliant and fashionable wedding
was celebrated at Monumental NJ T..
Church at O'clock yesterday after
noon, the contracting parties being
MISS Rachel Davis Ives, the accomp-
lished daughter of Mr.. ami Mrs. w. l..
Ives. of this city. and MIR. Fortune
Odend hal. Jr. we'll known and pop
ular clothing merchant of Norfolk The
ceremony was performed by the pas
tor. Rev. Il. II. Rawlings assisted by
Rev $. c. Hatcher. of queen Street
Church. Norfolk. The church decora-
tons were elaborate ana exceedingly
handsome, presenting scene of tropl-
cal beauty
The bride was costumed in Il rich
white satin Duchesse. trimmed with
real lace. and white tulle VEIL caught
with diamond breach. the gift OF the
groom. and carried bouquet of lilies
of the valley.
The maid of honor, Miss Vera Will
liains. of Norfolk. was attired in 4
handsome white muslin de soire. with
gold trimmings. low neck. With white
elbow gloves, and carried a bouquet of
pink La France roses.
The bridesmaids were Misses Mary
Moore. Emily Ives. Jane Davis. Marga
ret Ives Mrs. Ernest Hortsell of Ports
mouth: Misses Annie Eley. Gertrude
Eiey and Elizabeth Odend' hal, of Nor
folk.
The best man was DR.. T.. L. Odend'-
hal. of Norfolk, Il brother of the groom
Following were the ushers: Messrs
T.. u. Hunter, Harry Odend'hal. Roland
Brnkley. Chas l.. Petit, of Norfolk;
Chas. j. Fly, of Philadelphia; Blanks
Davis. Irving Whaley and Jack Mar
rem. of Portsmouth
The groom. best man and ushers
and grey gloves.
At the conclusion of the nuptials II
reception was held at the residence OF
the brides parents on Dnwiddie street.
There was a profusion of beautiful,
useful and costly bridal presents. The
reception over the bride changed her
wedding costume for travelling dress
of brown camel's hair with gold and
fur trimmings, with hat and gloves to
match, and Mr.. and Mrs Odend hal left
on the Bay Line steamer on an eX-
tended trip through the principal cities
of the North. on their return they will
reside on Olney road. Client. Norfolk.
the following:
CROSS VEALE
Mr. w. Thadeus Cross and Mrs. Susie
V. Neale were married yesterday at l
o'clock at the residence OF the bride.
No. go High street Rev. Il. s. Farlani
no attendants. only intimate friends
and rela lives Of both parties being pres
cnt. After the ceremony MIR. and Mrs.
Cross took the ; O'Clock train on the
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad and left
for Gates county. North Carolina. to
spend two weeks with the proom's
parents. On their return they VIII live
in the grooms home in London street.
DOLAN -M'HUGH.
Mr.. John l.. Dolan and Miss Mary r..
Ntzhugh, were married at : o'clock yes
terday afternoon at the brides home
No. 4lG Middle street. the Rev. Father
Thomas 7. Brady performing the cerc-
mony. The bridal couple left on the
Fay line steamer FOR Baltimore. Their
tour will include New York. Niagara.
Toronto, Boston, Philadelphia and At
lanta. Ca. and returning they VIII visit
Belmont, n. c.. where Mr.. Dolans son
is attending college. Mr.. and Mrs. Do
Ian will be absent about n month.
DOLE!MAN-DUCY.
Mr.. Charles Il. Dolemau and Mrs.
Elizabeth G. Ducy We're united in mar
riage last night the Rev. Father Thos.
j. Brady performing the ceremony.