Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-20
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Mrs. Anna w. Shackelford and child,
OF houston. va, are guests at the At
lantic Hotel. Mrs. Shackelford is a
sister of Mrs; W. L, Brooke.
Mrs. Warner l.. Brooke and her sis
ter. Mrs. Anna w. Shackelford. also
Master Douglas Brooke, have returned
for the winter and are stopping at the
Atlantic.
MIR. James c. Caswell general super
intendent of the Norfolk and Western
Railway. reached Norfolk yesterday
with his family in his private car.
They will spend few days at Old
MIR. S. l.. Rotter, formerly of the Vir-
ginlan- Pilot staff, now of Lynchburg,
is In the city
Among the Norfollkians registered
yesterday at New York hotels We're the
following: l.. IL. Baxter and wife, Del
avian; w. f. Gregory, Union Square;
Il. a. Gilbert, ]. a. Keeling, Sturtevant;
Miss Taylor Westminster.
Miss Virginia Talbot, of Richmond,
is spending a few days with friends in
Norfolk.
Mr. j. II. Durham, superintendent of
the Tunis Lumber Company's plant at
ms position to accept similar one
with the North Carolina Lumber Com
pany, at Tillery.. N. c.
DOUGLASS PLUME.
The issue of October 18th of the New
ark On. j. News says:
Miss Mary Pearson Plume and John
Leonard Douglass were married yester-
day afternoon at the home of the
brides parents. 13S Broad street. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. a..
Edwin Keigwin, pastor of the Park
Presbyterian Church.
The wedding party stood within a
bower composed of laurel leaves. maid
en- hair ferns and roses. thanked on
either side by towering palms, that
formed an emerald canopy. The bride
was attired in white satin, deliberately
trimmed with rose point lace and pearl
edging. Her veil of tulle was caught
with spray OF natural orange bios
sons, and she carried n bouquet of lilies
of the valley The best man was
the groom; the maid OF honor was Miss
Mariana V. Sergeant, while Miss Paul
inc Thornburn. Miss Nancy Sergeant
Master Stasito Azoy and Master Dou
glass Cummings, as pages, supported
an aisle of white ribbons through which
the bridal procession passed. The maid
of honor wore n pale yellow gown of
satin striped silk null, trimmed with
applique lace and pannc velvet. Her
bouquet was composed OF goden-hued
chrysanthemums. The ushers were
Theodore Runyon Plume. George Cliff
ford Smile and Herbert Stanwood
Clark. The entire house was surren-
dered to the use of the guests, all the
furniture being removed with this end
in view. An orchestra furnished the
music
a WE'LL KNOWN SINGER.
THE bride is the elder daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. l. l.. p. Plume. She is a
direct descendant of ono of the original
settlers of Newark, and also n grand
niece of the late Admiral John w. Liv-
ingston. of the distinguished New York
family of that name. AS n member of
the former Ladies' Choral Club, and
later, as secretary of the Lyric Club,
she has become wcll-known as an anna
teur violinlst. She is also known as an
organizer and II vice president of the
Young Woman's Club. in which she
conducted the embroidery class.
THE groom is a son or the late John
l.. Douglass of this city. He is a
brothcr-in-law of Sylvester S. Battin
president of the Manufacturers Ma
tional Bank of this city, and is now the
treasurer and general manager OF the
POwhatan Manufacturing Company, of
Norfolk Va. where Mr.. and Mrs. Dou-
glass will reside"