Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-20
A PRETTY DOUBLE WEDDING.
Or. Charles Wilson Doughtie, of Norfolk, to
Entor the List of Benedlcts Tho Leon
Falk Nuptals-A Crank Complains to
tho Governor The Approaching Con-
stitutionaI Convention To Canvass the
Election Returns A Court of Claims
Advocated.
Especial to virgInlan-pilot.)

ming away of Il pair of fiery ponies at
Farmville this morning two prominent
citizens were badly injured, one of
them probably fatally. DIR. w. w. An
derson. 81 years of age. and his son.
Dr. w. E. Anderson. were driving when
the animals bolted. throwing young DR..
Anderson out His father kept his seat
until the buggy collided with q pole.
lie was then thrown violently to the
ground and was taken TO his home un-
conscious. Young DIR. Anderson was
painfully bruised. He is one of the
best-known young physicians in that
section OF The county, and served with
the virginia volunteers during the war
with Spain. He is n splendid physical
specimen of manhood
a DOUBLE WEDDING.
pretty double wedding. which will
be OF interest to many in Norfolk. will
take place at Centenary Church here
wednesday evening. DR.. Charles Will
son Doughtie, of Norfolk. will wed Miss
Iiorence Moore Willis, and Mr. Robert
1fasby Cralle. of Farmvlle, will marry
Miss Eva Stuart Willis. The two young
Indies are daughters OF Mr.. Joseph N
wins. prominent man of this city.
FALE-EDEL.
Mr.. Leon 1'all, of Pittsburg. a
wealthy man. ana Miss Fannie Myers
l.del. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Edei. were married at $50 o'clock this
evening at the Synagogue Beth Ahaba.
which had been deliberately decorated
with palms, asparagus vines and large
white chrysanthemums.
The beautiful bride. who entered
with her father, wore a gown OF white
satin crepe. embroidered in silver
roses and seed pearls. Her bodice was
trimmed In garniture Of point lace.
Her skirt was caught at intervals with
bands embroidered in pearls and sill
Yer. Her veil was worn with q wreath
oil orange blossoms and was caught
with a diamond bird. the groom's gift.
She carried IL shower bouquet of lilies
OF the valley.
The dame of honor was Mrs. Frank
S. Loeb, of Pittsburg. and the brides
maids were Misses Amy Falk, Pitts
burg; Florence Weiscnfeld, of Balti-
more: Minnie Sternberger, of New
York: Elfrda Edc. Irma and Corinne
Rosenbaum, Mamie Myers and Corinne
Strausc.
Mr.. Sidney Klinordlinger was best
man. and the groomsmen were, Messrs.
Sigismund I'alk, w. b. Klee, Nate Else
man, j. Grafner, all of Pittsburg; Geo
Leobolt of Chicago; Charles Constine,
of Wilkesbarre; Sam Wolf, Fort
Wayne. Ind; sig Goodman. Balti-
more; y. j. Marcuse and Nathan ST.
mon Mr. Henry s. Hutzler was mas
ter of ceremonies. Rev. Il. n. Calisch
performed the ceremony.
After the marriage an elegant din
ner was served to the bridal party at
the jefferson Hotel.
Among the guests present from out
side places were Mr.. and Charles
Falk. parents of the groom: Mr.. and
NIorIr{ra IL
S. Loeb. Mr.. and Mrs. Armin Shotte,
Messrs. William Gardiner. Joseph f.
Brown, ]. II. Phillips, Ramona u.
Brown, all of Pittsburg; Hon. Herman
Myers. OF Savannah; Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Wolf, Keysport, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lindenberger. Springfield.
Mass; Mr.. David Davidson of Clarks-
burg. West Virginia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Guggenheiper of Lynchburg;
Mrs. l.. Ettenhcmer, of Rochester, N.
"; Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Hecht, New
York; Mrs. l.. Sternberger, New York.
Mrs. Jacob Hecht and Miss Blanche
Hecht, Norfolk; Mrs. Lena Harris, Pc
tersburg; Miss Cecle Guggenheimer,
Lynchburg; Miss Weinemann, of Phil
adeIphia; Mr.. Bernard Kahn and Mr..
l.. l.. Applegate, New York.
a CRANK DISTURBED.
The Governor is in receipt of a letter
from n crank in Il Virginia city, saying
that he is much disturbed by people
yellir~ rats at him, and asks that
the Executive take steps to break it
UP.
Governor Tyler to-day offered a re-
ward of 500 for the arrest and convic-
ton OF the person or persons who on
the night OF October 14th last shot and
killed William Westmoreland, watch
man in the city of Petersburg.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVEN-
TION.
A prominent State official has made
an estimate OF the probable expenses
of the coming Constitutional Conven-
ton which he places at $4,000, assum-
ing that there will be 100 members in
the body, and that it will sit for sixty
days
Colonel Richardson, Register of the
Land Office. says great many persons
who make applications for vacant
lands in the State fail to attach the
documentary stamp OF 10 cents to their
certificates of survey. and that their
failure to comply with the law entails
great deal of delay and trouble.
Colonel Richardson is in receipt of
letter informing him of the death at his
home, in Smyth county, on Saturday
last, of eX-Judge John A. Kelley.
Judge Kelley presided over the Six
teenth Circuit for number of years.
and was about seventy years of age.
ELECTION RETURNS.
All the returns from the State in the
recent election have been received at
the office of the Secretary of the Com
monwealth. 2nd Chief Clerk Hanxins Is
busy compiling them in preparation for
the meeting of the Board of State Can