Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-08
Social Persondl

wards, and Mr.. James r.. Able, IT.,
were married yesterday morning at Il
o'clock at the home OF the brides
mother. 222 Forty-second street, IL
was an unusually pretty home wedding.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
e. T. Dadmun, pastor OF Trinity Meth
ooist church. In the presence OF
large party of friends and relatives OF
the young people. The house was
Ia -tefoily decorated, the lower floor
, being canyassed in waite and decorat-
ed with sweet peas, hydrangeas and
! palms.
The bride entered the parlors with
her brother. Mr.. Leroy Edwards, by
whom she was gwen away at the al
tar. She was gowned in a beautiful
white embroidered lingerie, with a
white picture hat trimmed with a bird
o. paradise She carried a shower
bouquet OF brides roses. She was at
tended by MSS Grace Lee Briggs, OF
Richmond. and Miss Allene Wiliett.
OF this city, as maids of honor. The
maids were gowned in pretty dotted
Swiss frockS and wore baby hats with
blue blows. and carried sweet peas.
Ribbons, tied with sweet peas and
ferns. were held by Miss Anna Belle
Blankensmp. Of Baltimore; Misses An
ma ,Manville, Virginia hamilton and
Margaret Reynolds. Of this city These
Young ladies' wore dainty lingerie
dresses. As the partH entered the
parlors. the wedding march from To-
, hengrin was rendered on the piano by
I, MrssC C. Epes. and Nevins venitian
Love song was softly PLAYED during
tine ceremony.
The groom. attended.by MIR. Horace
Epes as best man. met the bride at
the altar. After the ceremony a recep-
ton was rendered the guests, and the
wedding cake was cut Then Mr. ana
/ Mrs. Able left In an automobile for
York river some distance above York
town, where they will spend their
honeymoon In cottage overlooking
the river
/ Mrs. Abbe's travelling dress was OF
natural pongee silk. trimmed with
blue. and 8 q wore blue hat.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Able are popular
among many friends. The bride mas
lived here for FIVE years. having come.
here from Richmond. and Mr.. Able
is prominent young business man OF
the city.
Mrs. James McMurran. Of Richmond
is the guest OF her son, Mr.. ]. E. Nc
M,irran, at the Hotel Pocahontas.
Mrs. Bessie Nelson. who has been
ia for three months, has gone TO the
Virginia mountains TO recuperate.
| Mrs. Philip Finnegan and children
win leave this month for Blue Ridge
and yellow Sulphur Springs to spend
the remainder Of the summer.
Mrs. Arthur ST. Clair Smith, OF New
York. is visiting Miss Mamie and Mr..
Hutson Saliey. at their home in North
End. a. sI1FH
!, Miss Julia Keislcker. OF Washington,
d. C.. is visiting Mrs. Frank Carly.
III Thirty second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wurlinger and
daughter Louise, have returned &c
Clifton Forge after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Tucker. 2as Twenty-eishsh
I, street.
Mr.. Lawrence <. Petty, of Charles
ton. West. Va. is visiting Mr.. Edgar
wertheimer. on the Boulevard.
Mr.. Edward l.. Frye has returned
| from the West. whore he spent ten
days.
Miss juliet Cox. who has been visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID.
Cox. in East End, has returned TO
Norfolk.
Miss Julia Omanundra. OF Richmond.
Is visiting Miss Kate Williamson on
Thirty-nrst street
Hr. Joseph NJ. Thomas. who has
been visiting his mother. Mrs. Louise
Thomas. 2e9 Forty-eighth street. re-
, turned yesterday TO Washington. ID.
&c.
Miss Lille Anderson. of Williams
burg. is the guest OF her parents on
wickhsm avenue.
MAD DOG RUNS AMuck.
Two Negro Boys Bitten BY Supposedly
Rsbid Canine.
Thomas Fore and Grafton Artist.
negro boys. who live In East End.
were bitten by a supposedly mad dog
early yesterday morning On Twenty
ninth street near Roanoke avenue.