Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Two Very Pretty June Weddings
in Norfolk Yesterday.
Miss Edna Ryals becomes tho Bride of Mr.,
James A. Willard Mr.. Joseph VI. AUS
tin WEEDS Miss Susie G. Dezendorf-
Social Items.

y pretty home wedding was that of
Mr.. James A. Willard and Miss Edna
Cleaveland RIVALS. which occurred last
OF the brides parents. Mr. and Mis-
". NJ. Farrar. on Duke street.
Rev. Beverley ID. Tucker, of ST. Paurs
church, was the officiating clergyman.
and the ceremony was performed in
the presence of relatives and intimate
friends.
The home was most gracefully deco
rated for the occasion with beautiful
palms and American Beatty roses.
The ribbon bearers. little Miss Ethel
Williamson, goWned in dainty white or
candle, and Master Carlton Jones, en-
tered the parlor first. They were fol-
lowed by the groom and mis- brother
MIR. II. q. Willard, OF Baltimore. who
acted as best man. After them came
the bridesmaid. Miss Annie 5lount de
RosSett, of Wilmington. ~ c.. with Mr.
~. {. Dean. of Elizabeth City.
Miss katherine G.. Bentley was maid
OF honor and preceded the pretty young
bride. who entered leaning on the arm
OF her stcp-father. Mir. w. NJ. Farrar.
She was becomngly attir,d in a travel
ling costume of tan colored cloth. with
OF bride roses. AS one of her orna-
ments she wore the gift OF the groom.
diamond brooch
The bridesmaid and maid OF honor
wore dainty creations OF white organdie
and carried LII France roses
The wedding march was played by
Mr.. Kocrner on the piano and Mr.
Borjes on the violin. Previous to the
ceremony Mr.. a. II. Garrett sang
"BcauteouS Eyes" by ToSti
Mr. and Mrs. Willard left last eve
ming for an extended Northern tour
after which they will make their home
In Elizabeth City.
having taken leading part in "Prn-
cess Bonnie" short time ago, and
was much admired
MIR. Willard was for a number OF
years connected with The Chcora Knit
ting Mills. of this city. but now is To-
Gated in Elizabeth City.
Mrs. Farrar. mother OF the bride, was
formerly Miss Cleavcland, OF Mobile
Ala.
Among the out-of-town guests who
were present were Mrs. NJ. II. Willard
mother of the groom; Mrs George T.
Williamson ana daughter. and Miss
Mamie p. Cowper. OF Raleigh, n. c.
TIN-DEzENDORF.
n very pretty wedding took place at
81. Paul's Church yesterday afternoon
at four O'clock. when Miss Susie c.
Dezendorf, youngest daughter OF the
late Hon. John f. Dezcndorf became the
pride OF Mr.. Joseph AIanNlng Austin, of
Grccnville s. G. The bride, who was
given away by her brother, Mr.. Alfred
Dezendcrf looked charming in Il travel
linS gown of n castor shade, with
hat to match, and carried
beautiful shower boquet of white
sweet peas The groom was attended by
his brother, Mr.. William Austin, OF
Greenville, S. c. The church. beauti-
ful in itself WAS made more so by
palms and masses OF pure white bios
sons. and the bridal party entered the
church to the strains OF the wedding
March from Lohengrin.
After the Impressive ceremony, which
was performed ny Rev. Beverly ID.
Tucker assisted by the Rev. Mr. Wood
son. of ST. Peters p. T.. Church, Mr..
and Mrs. Austin left on the afternoon
train for Richmond. whence they will
visit Atlantic City and Newport. and
sail in July for the Paris Exposition
SOCIAL ITEMS.
Miss Margaret Hearn, of Richmond.
| is visiting Mrs Sylvanus Stokes, at the
Monticello.
Miss Gussie Newton left on Monday
to visit Mrs. Frank Grandy at Virginia
| Beach.
The friends OF Mrs. +. Randolph
Hicks will regret to learn that she is
i'll with typhoid fever at her mothers
home in Baltimore
| Miss Kindred Williams and Miss Bet
ty Burwell Booker sang the duet.
'Stabat Mater" at st. Pauls Church.
Richmond, on Sunday night.