Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-05
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Miss Elizabeth Williamson Mac.
Gowan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles NJ. MACEDONIAN, became the
bride of Mr.. G. 7. c. Keller at tho
First Presbyterian church last evening
at o'clock. Rev. Il. r. Wexford.
pastor of the church, performed the
ceremony according to the beautiful
and impressive rites of the Episcopal
church.
The wedding was one of the events
of the early social season and it was
attended by Il large and fashionable
aSscmbagC. The young people are
widely popular both being prominent
in church and social circles Mr.. Kcl.
Ter is Il draughtsman in the shpyard
Office. The wedding gifts were numcr-
GUS and handsome
The bride was gowncd in superb
creation of white moussclinc de sole.
trimmed with Oriental lace. She
wore Il veil of tullc and carried brides
roses. Miss Gcan MACEDONIAN. sister
To the bride, was the maid of honor,
aud she wore Il GOWN of white net and
insertion over silk null. carrying pink
roses. The attendants were Miss
Grace Gundry, of Gainesville. Md:
| Miss Eluisc Turner Of Nashville,
Tenn; Miss Alice Hanger. of Wash
ington. ID. c.; Miss Mackic Young. of
Hampton: Miss Annie Hamilton. of
this city and Miss Josephine Mac
G0wan. the brides sister.
Mr.. licrndon Keller, of Staunton,
attended Mr. Keller as best man AMI
the Ishcrs were M"sci.. s. A. ToMp-
kins. j. w. Aylcr. Jr., j. T.. Able, .Ir.,
George Early and CnnIle.i s. MacGow-
an. of this city. and Mr. Hoover
Hanger, oi Washington. ID G.
Miss Ada !Iaughton played The we'd
ding march
After She ccrcmCI the wedding
lpnrty drove To pier a. where the bride
an! groom boarded the Old Dominion
steamer for Richmond. on their way
TO Stauntun. where they will spend
their honeymoon.
Tho party then proceeded to tile
home of the brides parents, on West
avenue, where 4 wedding supper and
reception was held. Later cars for
Old Point wCrc boardcd'and the young
people spent an enjoyable evening at
that resort, participating in the We'd:
nCsday evening. hop'at the Chambcrlin
Miss NJ. a. Griffin. of Nansemond
county, who was operated upon for
cancer on her right arm yesterday at
DR.. Knights sanitarium. is doing us
well as can he expected. Mrs. Griffin
is the mother of Mrs w. H Baker, of
Roanoke avenue.
Tho first card party of tho season
will be given al the Hampton Roads
afternoon at :; o'clock. Mrs. II. H.
Bailey, of this city, and Mrs. j. b.
prcsscy of Hampton, will be the
hostcsscs.
Mrs. William f. Lcath anu her two
little sons, Harold and Norton have
returned home. after spending the
summer with Mrs. lcath's parents at
Smith, Mich.
Mr.. J. T. carp, who has been III
with malarial fever at his home. 1852
Twcnty-sixth street, is rapidly i'm
proving.
Mr.. Lawrence Gatcwood left yestcr-
day for Richmond To resume his stu.
dies at the University College of
Medicine.
Mrs. II. H. Goddin was called to
Williamsburg yesterday on account of
the illness of her brother, Mr. Joe
Morris.
Miss Purser and Master Ludlow
King have returned from n visit to the
mountains Of North Carolina
Miss Carrie Vaughan, of PETERSBURG,
is the guest of Mrs. Percy Poarch. of
this city.
Miss blanche BcatOn. Mrs. Griz.
zard, Miss Sophia Grizzard AMI Mrs.
l'ocd, of Portsmouth. spent yesterday
at Hotel Warwick as the guests of
Mr.. w. Lee Powell.
Mrs. Lawrence Priddy. of Baltimore.
is the guest of her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. w w. IIarwood. at $500 Hunting.
ton avenue.
Mr.. w. X. Lynch is confined to his
home on Fiftv-siNth street by illness.
Miss Mabel livingcr. of New York
city, hes arrived here TO make her
home
At Practice Again.
The Newport News football team
practiccd for an hour on the Casino
last night, getting in some good, hard
work Sixteen players reported to
soach Curtis at the appointed time.