Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-27

S"@St oAdAho Va lnc WGduluk InaTCn,
exQuisitely executed by Prof. Charles
Bor5es, the ushers in the lead. followed
by the maid of honor. the bride bring
ing up the rear under escort OF her
father, by whom she was given away.
Arriving in front of the chancel she
was met by the groom, and the two
were happily united in the bonds OF
holy wedlock by Rev. c. e. Woodson,
rector of the church.
AT the conclusion of the ceremony
the bridal party retired from the
church while the organ pealed forth
the occasional march. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rhodes. accompanied by their at
tendants. took carriages for the wharf
or the washington steamer, on which
the newly married couple embarked for
a bridal tour through the principal
Northern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes will be at home
to their friends in Portsmouth after
January list, 1901. The bride is WELL
known in Portsmouth. where she origi-
nally resided. and Is very popular in
that city. The groom holds n RESPONSE
Bile position with the Port Norfolk Fur
niture Company.
SUMMERS-PRICE.
Mr.. Marion Summers and Miss Laura
Price were married Tuesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton re-
latives of the bride, on Church street
extended. The nuptial knot was tied
by Rev. DR.. A. E. Owen. OF Grace Bap-
fist church. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Summers left
on wedding trip to Lynchburg. Va.
HT-FREEMAN.
The parlors of the Monticello Hotel
were the scene OF a pretty wedding
yesterday afternoon, when Mr.. Eugene
Wright, of East Radford. and Miss
BETTE Rowling Freeman were united
In the holy bonds OF matrimony. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. DR..
H. e. Johnson, of the Cumberland
Street NJ. e. church. Miss Odia. who
arrived in Norfolk from Cape Charles
with Miss Freeman yesterday morn
Ing. was maid of honor and Mr.. r. 4.
Robinson, who came here from East
Radford yesterday with Mr.. Wright,
filled the role as best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright left on the Seaboard Air
Line last night for Lumberton. N. c.,
the former home of the bride. on n
short visit. They will reside in Blue
ed with the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way.
POTTS O'NEAL.
Miss Annebta O'Neal, daughter OF
Mrs. l.. w. Atwood, and Mr.. Geo. II
Potts. formerly of Petersburg, were
married at the home of the brides
mother No 245 Chapel street, at 1885,
o'clock yesterday. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. H. e. Johnson, D
D., of the Cumberland Street M. f.
church, in the presence of large as
semblage of the friends of the con.
tracing parties.
The attendants were Miss Hattie
Buchanan and Miss Maude Bonney, o.
Norfolk county and NIessrs. James
Potts. brother of the groom. ana
James Calling. A reception followed
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Potts lef
on the Cannon Ball train over the
Norfolk and Western for Pulaski and
Richmond. They VIII be at home &c
their friends after 9Th of January next
GERMAN LAST NIGHT.
a very pleasing german was given
last night at Masonic Temple under
the management of Messrs. Walter d.
Sharp and r, Tunstall Smith. There
was dancing from p. m. until 2 a. M,
and supper was served al IL o'clock.
The supper was very elegant repa ST
and was catered by Mrs. Sherrick, OF
Montifiero Hall.
The german was very gracefully led
by Mr. Wellington Hardy. Jr.. and
Miss Sittie Heath. The chaperones
were Mrs. w. Lane Kelly, Mrs s. S
Gresham. Mrs. Victor Parks and Mrs
DR.. +. A. Wake.
THE JUNIOR GERMAN.
The junior german will be given to-
night nj Masonic Tnnnla from, &. an tf