Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-23
Hiss Wray Becomes Billie Of Tur-
ner Bowen.
ONLY SMALL PARTY PRESENT
Well Known Young People on Their
Way North to Spend Honeymoon
Miss Fayetta Mae Robinson and
Herbert HaverfieId Bride and Groom,

Miss Florence Marion Wray, daugh.
ter OF Mrs. Emily Wray. of 29lu
West avenue, and MIR. Turner Adams
bowen were married at st. Johns
Episcopal church. Hampton, at 6 |
o'clock yesterday evening. Rev
| lteverdy Estill, the rector, performed
the ceremony according to the beat
tiful and impressive Episcopal rites.
| The marriage WAS very quiet one !
and was Witnessed by only few Of
the relatives of the young couple.
| The bride was becomingly gowned |
in II beautiful military travelling suit
of white Sicilian mohair, trimmed
with black velvet.
The bridal party left this city at
5:15 o'clock Oh special car over tho
| Hampton Roads Traction line and
! after the ceremony the party boarded
the car which had been side tracked
at Court street, while the nuptial knot
was being tied, and went to Old Point.
MIR. and Mrs Bowen took the Nor
folk and Washington boat for Wash
ington last night. After tour
through New York to Niagara Falls,
Lake Erie ana Baltimore. MIR. and
Mrs. Bowen will return to this city
on September 10. after which date
they will he at home to their friends
at $50 West avenue.
Those who Witnessed the ceremony
} were Mr.. ana Mrs. John S. Wruy.
of Charlotte, N. c.. Misses Charlotte
lIortcnse and Elizabeth Wray, sisters
of the bride; MIR. James Bowen, bro.
ther to the groom; Mr.. and Mrs.
r Ashton Wray. Miss Lucille Cooper and
. MIR, anu Mrs Mitchell Trice.
Miss Wray Is the daughter of the
late Captain George Wray. who serv-
ed throughout the civil war with the
Confederate army and who was well
( known all over the State. Miss
Wray is well known and popular in
this city and Hampton, where she
lived up TO year ago.
4 Mr.. Bowen is the son OF Mr.. and
! Mrs. Jumcs Lee Bowen OF Culpcper,
FauQuier county, and Is Il graduate OF
!. the Richmond Medical College. He
: among the young people of this Civ civ.
y FOR several years he has been employ.
II Ell ut the Allen Drug Comlmlny's
. store. He is Il brother of Mrs. w.
T.. Cooper and Mr.. James Bowen, OF
this city.
Miss Fayetta Mae Robinson, of this
city and Mr.. Herbert Dale Haver-
: He'd. OF Bath. Me, were quietly mar
5 RED In St Johns Episcopal church,
at Hampton yesterday afternoon at
, O'Clock. The rector, Rev. Reverdy
Estlll, performed the ceremony IN the
presence oil only few of the relatives
ana friends of the young couple.
: After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
f HaYerfield left for New York where
lheE viii sail on the Cunard liner
Carinania next week for Europe to
spend their honeymoon.
! Mr.. Havorfield is well known l.:
this city having represented the
Niclauss Boiler Company here. while
The boilers were being installed in
the battleship Virginia. AT present
ne Is marine engineer at the plant
OF the Bath Iron Works Mr.. and
Mrs. Haverfield will make their home
in Bath after they return from Eu.
rope.
! Miss Robinson has lived here with
relatives for number of years. She
Is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Robinson, of Charlottesville.
i Mrs. George J. Rowland and daugh. |
ters, Misses Eta and Rebecca, are
/ the guests of friends in Louisa county. |
Mr.. II. II. Belsches, of Prince
George county, is the guest of Mr..
George j. Rowland, on Firty.fmtn
stSoet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Biyins and
daughters are the guests of MIR. and
Mrs. c. w. Pollard in Richmond.
Mrs. c. B. Crafford has returned
from Goshen, where she spent several
weeks.
MIS-; e. w. Skinner is spending
several weeks in the mountains.