Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-09
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

HARTMAN JORDAN.
At o'clock last evening tho home
OF Mr.. Robert Eclsols Jordan. No. 265
Butte street, was the-scene of q beauti-
full autumnal wedding, when his sister
MISS Elizabeth Liebert' Jordan. was
Joined in holy wedlock to DR.. John III.
Hartman, of Lexington, Va. The para
lor was deliberately decorated in grow
ing plants and a lovely arch of palms
beneath which the marriage rite was
ceieprated by Rev. r. NJ Patton. of
Christ Episcopal Church, Roanoke. va.
Professor Henry McLachlan. organist
OF ST. Luke'S episcopal Church, this
CITY, presided at the piano, and exuui-
siteiy performed the wedding march
The bride was elegantly attired In n
gown of white crepe de chene. trimmed
IN duchess lace and carried shower
boquet OF bride roses.
Miss Annie Jordan. a. sister of the
pride. was maid of honor. She was cos
and carried American Beauty roses.
Mr.. B. Mercer Hartman, a brother of
the groom. filled the role of best man.
MISS FANNIE Jordan, sister of the
pride; Miss Salle Patton, of Blacks
burg, Va; Miss Primrose Cameron. of
Newport News, and Miss Mamie era
nam, of Lexington. Va, were the
bridesmaids. They wore white organ
die over white satin, and carried Amer
lean Beauties. A small reception fol-
"
and Mrs. Hartman left on the Seaboard
Air Line on a trip South as far as
Asheville and Durham, N. G. They
VIII receive their friends at home in
lexington, Va. after November 18th.
The bride is lady OF grace. culture
and real personal beauty. and is the
daughter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs.
James Jordan, of Lexington, Va, a
granddaughter of the late Major Robert
Echols. of Glasgow, Va, and a cousin
nf n
OILS, of Virginia. The groom is a popu-
lar and prominent young dentist of
Lexington. formerly of Richmond, and
son of the late DR.. John II. Hartman
of Petersburg. There were many ele-
CANT and costly bridal presents.
AMBROsE-LAW.
A beautiful chrysanthemum wedding
was celebrated at the Freemason Street
Church of Christ (Disciples) at 5
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, when Miss
Maude May Law, the pretty and fas-
cinating daughter of MIR. and Mrs. H.
L. Law, of No. 523 Freemason street,
became the bride OF Mr.. Ii. Wilson
Ambrose.
The church was tastefully decorated
In honor OF the event, and there was a
large gathering of the friends of the
contracting parties present to witness
the nuptials.
The bride was most becomingly at
tired In rich camel's hair tailor-made
travelling gown, with hat and gloves to
correspond. and carried white chrysan-
themumS.
Miss Jennie Ambrose sister of the
groom, filed the role as maid of honor
She wore n pink taffeta princess gown
over white mouslin de soire and car
ried large bouquet similar to the
brides.
The groom and his best man. Rev. T.
Clagget Skinner, of Berkeley, appeared
in Prince Albert coats with white
trousers.
The ushers We're DR.. j. c. Baker.
Messrs. Frank Durham, Archie Grin
aids. of Berkeley, and Mr.. Merton Law.
OF Norfolk, n brother of the bride They
were attired in full evening dress.
AS the bridal party entered the
church and proceeded up the aisle to
Lohengrin was very sweetly rendered
by quartette with accompaniment on
the piano.
The nuptials were impressively per-
formed in accordance with the rites
of the Disciples Church, the celebrant
being Rev. w. r. Corter, of Newport
News. During the ceremony the quar-
tette sang Perfect Love-
The wedding over Mr. and Mrs. AM
brose left on the Old Dominion steamer
| for trip to New York, up the Hudson
to Albany and thence to Niagara Falls
and Toronto. Canada. On their return
| trip they will visit Philadelphia and
| Washington, d. c. They will be at
home to their friends at No. 81 Berkeley
avenue, Berkeley, after November 22d.
The bride was the recipient of numer-
GUS handsome and costly presents, the
prevailing gifts being in silver. Mr..
Ambrose is superintendent of the
Greenleaf-JohnsonL Lumber Mills. BerlS-
ley.
LEG JJI,T-THIEME,