Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-26
MADE STRONG.

MADE STRONG.
The joys of marriage are the heaven
on earth,
Lies paradise. great princess. the
souls quiet,
Sinews of concord. earth Immortality.
Eternity of pleasures"
At 4:i5 o'clock yesterday afternoon at
the Court Street Baptist church, Miss
Elizabeth Pearl White, daughter of Mr..
Hurscy l.. White 1913 Green street, was
led to the matrimonial altar by Mr..
James w. Jackson,of the clerical force
of the Seaboard Air Line and a very
popular young gentlemen, DR.. r. B.
Garrett. performing The ceremony ac-
cording TO the beautiful matrimonial
ceremonies OF the Baptist faith
The bride wore Il mode cloth travel
ing dress with hat and gloves to match,
and was accompanied to the altar by
the maid of honor, Miss Mary Jackson
of Essex county. u sister of the groom
Miss Sophie Peale was bridesmaid Miss
Jackson and Miss Peale wore white or
CANDIES.
Miss Ray Browne. organist of the
Baptist church at Suffolk presided at
the organ, in n most accomplished man
ner. performing the wedding march
from Lohengrin, Schubert's Last Sere-
made" and the march from Bartholdi's
Midnight Summer Dream" which she
Pi'S gu al itGcSSiOlldl, Will All eNecu-
ton and touch that places her at once
in the forefront of experienced and
highly talented musicians. She is a
daughter OF Mr.. John a. Browne, of
Suffolk
The ushers were Messrs. Percy White,
Joseph Jackson. ]. r. Horn. NJ. II.
Beaie and Ashley Watkins
Mr.. and Mrs Jackson left the city for
Baltimore, from whence they will visit
the county of Essex. returning home in
about 10 days. where they will reside in
the future. 1t was n beautiful marriage
and n very impressive scene.
EVERETT-MYERS.
An interesting scene, and n beautiful
marriage ceremony was that celebrated
last night Mt nine o'clock by the Rev.
w. +. Fisher at the Fourth Street Ban
fist church. when Miss Emily Hutchins
Myers and Mr.. James Myers Everett
were Joined together as man and wife
In the holy bonds of matrimoney.
The bride was attended by her maid
of honor, Miss Laura Hutchins who Is
cousin, and the bridesmaid was Miss
Almeta Myers. sister. The ladies.
were gowned handsomely. and present
cd charming appearance.
The usherS were MesSrs. Foster My
ers Mallory Moore, Jr.. Robert Deans,
John Asker and Martin Leavitt
a delightful reception followed at the
mint u VIC DuIelltS. MY. ana Mrs.
a. f.. Myers. at 432 Henry street, last
ing till IL o'clock. The future home of
Mr. and Mrs. Everett. will he on Wash
ington street this city. The groom is
connected with the well-known lumber
firm of Hart and Watts.
NENILLE-DEY.
At the residence of AR. George L. Ne
vile. father of the bride, in London
street at O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
beautiful home wedding took place.
Miss George Lee Neville, becoming the
bride OF Mr.. Walter Howell Dey, OF the
city of Norfolk.
Promptly at the hour named, under
the skillful touch OF Miss Edith Neville
| n cousin Of the bride, the sweet strains
of wedding march, rIT5rJfu- known ire
approach of the lady and gentleman
who had plighted their troth. and who
would soon stand under the misletoe
and be Joined together as God hath
commanded in the happy bonds OF holy
wedlock
The bridal party entered the parlor in
the following order.
The Misses Gillie Neville and Emma
Pedrick chose their positions on either
SIDE OF the back parlor door. in their
hands holding several yards of white
satin ribbons. Then came two little
| children, Margaret Peed and Lille
| Morris. dressed in ACCORDION pleated
organizes Each took her end of the rib
| bon and walked to the middle of the
| room. The officiating clergymen then
| entered the front parlor door. followed
by the groom and his best man. Mr.
| Caldvert Dcy. of Norfolk. and stood
| just between the two front windows.
The little ribbon girls then formed with
| ribbon an aisle. through which the bridal
| party passed.
| The attendants. dressed IN white or
| CANDY over white tafreta with green
| ribbons. carrying white carnations
came in as follows: The Misses Lenuard
! WALES and Elizabeth Wales. Mamie
HudSns and Mary Dey. sister of the
groom Miss Salic Neville, sister Of the
bride, came next as maid of honor and
| was a,tired in white organdy over
| white taffeta. with white ribbons. car
| rying bride roses. The bride then en-
| tered on the arm of her father. gowned
in ivory satin en- traine. trimmed in ex-
| quisite nuchcsse lace. Her Veil was
| pinned with diamond and pearl sun
! burst and she carried shower bou-
| quot Of lilies of the valley. AS the bride
| walked forward and joined the groom
| The Misses Gillie Neville and Emma
| Pedrick gathered up the ribbon and met
! the other attendants. who formed n cir
| Gle around tho bridal party. The Rev
| T.. H. Rawlings. Of Monumental NJ T.
| Church. assisted by DR.. Taylor of the
Frcemason Street Baptist Church. Nor
| folk. performed the ceremony.
! utiful rch(a cIiishw 'dSzg W$ko Xc-onx
| The entire residence was very prettily
! decorated with paims.and Bride roses
| while from the chandeliers hung long
| fes;oons of smilaX. and white carna-
/ tionS. Potted orange trees, featherv
Palms ana Easter Lilies. intermingled
with the harmonious colors surround