Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-08
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MANY LOCAL PEOPLE PREsER'
Miss Eliza Armistead PIummer, of
This City. and Mr.. SchofieId, Of
Richmond, Married at ST. Paurs.
Personal Mention.

Ioi tHlS Guy, ana MI. FRANK IL. ,SchU-
field Of Richmond, were married yes.
tcrlay morning at II O'Clock ut St
Pauls Episcopal church by the rec
lior, Rev. a. o. Sykes. The church
was we'll filled with friends of the
young couple,
! Mr.. Edward Plummcr the brides
brother gave her away The bride
was handsomely deSscd IN Il hown
tailored gown with brown hat and
gloves and carried brides roses. The
maid of honor, the brides sister, Miss
l.amrann I5lount Plummcr. wore II
beautiful gown of white organdy over
silk and carried BRIDES rises
Mr.. James SchOiicld. the groOm's
brother. was best man and the ushers
were Mcssrs. James Catlin, Jr.. OF
Danyilc; G.. G.. Marshall. Sam Plum.
mer and Hugh Normcnt.
The chnrcn was prcttly decorated
with palms and other pottcd plants.
MIR. Spencer Henley rendered Mcr-
,Iclssohn's wedding march on the lib.
organ.
The bride has liyef here for three
years and has. ia wide circle of
friends in the city. She came from
Warrenion. ~. C., with her brothers
ana sistGEs. MIR. Schoneld is n well
knowf young business man OF Rich
moA,T
after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
fSchohcld drove to the Chamberlin
Hotel where they had luncheon. They
boarded The afternoon train for Rich
mond TO make their bone.
a wedding of unusual beauty and
interest was solCmni2cd yesterday at
noon IN Trinity NJ. Il. church. Smith
field, when Miss Virginia Underwood,
daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. J. l.. Under
Woo, OF Smithfcld, became the bride
af MIR. Benjamin West Tabb, OF New
port News
The cere mony was performed by
Rev. w. 7. Green in the presence OF
II large asscmblagc OF friends of the
young couple. The bride. who was
given in marriage by her father, wore
II handsome gown of white crepe de
chine over tnffcta, deliberately trim.
mel with Irish point. About her
throat was lovely diamond and
pearl necklace, the bridal gift of
the groom. Her long veil was fas.
tened to her couture with a~crescent
OF pearls in her hands she carried
Il shower of brides roses.
Mrs. Richard Jordan. sister of the
bride and matron of honor was
handsomely attired in white lace over
taffeta. and carried bouquet of white
chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids
were Misses 0cta Reid, Grace Good
rich, Lillian Jordan. IncZ Barrow.
Jack Underwood and Frank Under
wood, Il seXtettc of Smithfield's most
attractive girls. They were gowned
in dainty frocks OF white organdic.
with corn colorcd sashes and long
white gloves, and carried armfuls
OF yellow chrysanthcmums.
s. Bruce Tabb, brother Of tho
groom, was best man and the grooms-
men were: Bradcn Vandcvcnter,
William c. Powell and Carlton Sim
1nson. all OF Norfolk: Taylor Car
lney, of Churchlani: w. Perry Epes
and Allan -. Jones OF Newport News.
Burning tapers. palms in bank anu
a nrofusion OF yellow chrysanthc.
NUNS formed the church decorations,
Auspicious harmony was lent this
scene by soft strains Of music rem
dcred by MIR. Clinton Eley.
After the ceremony a delightful
| luncheon was served at the home of
the bride. The bride changed her
wedding gown for beautifully tail
orcd travelling suit of blue chiffon
broadcloth and the happy couple
boarded the midday boat for Norfolk.
bound on long trip north
| Among the well known people from
This city who attended the wedding
were: Mr.. George ID. West Mrs. NJ.
p. Smith, Mrs. Sue Tabb, Mr.. and
lac rr.,I,I
| Vest, Mr.. and Mrs. w. t. Barrett,
Mrs. Wilbur Kent.
| Tuesday night reception to the
members of the bridal party was ten.
dereh at the home Of the brides pa.
| rents
Mr.. Tabb is one of the best known
young men Of this city. He was at
one timc principal OF the high school
| but is now travelling for a text book
publishing company.
Mrs Watkins. who has been The
guest OS her sisters. McSdameS John
y. Martin and II. l.. Boykin for sew.
eral weeks. returned to her home in
Richmond yesterday
Mr.. Cyrus. T. Fox. a well known
newspaper man Of Reading, Pa is
stopping at Hotel Warwick.
| DR.. d. r. Gary has gene to King
William county to spend week with
relatives.
| Mr.. 7. J. CranGalI and family, of
York county, are the guests of Mr.. II.
p. Walker