Daily press. [volume], April 22, 1906, Page 10, Image 10

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MIBS ROSA LEE BRIDE
OF MR. ARMSTRONG
Brilliant Wedding Ceremony is
Soiemized in St. John's
Episcopoi CM
BRIDAL PAIH ffl TUUH I HE SOUTH
Edifice Fdied With Friends of the
Happy Pair Who Start Immediately
Atter the Ceremony on Their
Honeymoon ? Many Out-ot-Town
Guests Attend the Service.
In the mids; of beautiful apple
blossoms, anil in the presence of as
brilliant an audience us ever as?
sembled in old St; John's Episcopal
church, .Miss Rosa Fairfax l.ee be
came the bride of Mr Richard Arm?
strong at ti o'clock last evening;
The sacred old edifice has seldom
been the scene ol a more beautiful
wedding ami the simple, hut always
pretty, apple blossoms and ivy leaves,
made the interior of the edifice one
of unusual attractiveness. Society of
Hampton, Old Point, and Newport
News turned out, while there were
many out-of-town friends of the young
pair here for the marriage.
Bridal Party Arives.
Shortly after t! o'clock tlie bridal
party made its appearance at the
church ami its arrival was announced
by Prof. William II. Jones, who
played the wedding march. First
came the twelve ushers?Messrs.
Paul Dasiiell, of Annapolis; W. O.
Hickok, of Philadelphia; Frank U.
Smith, of Baltimore; Dr. S. .1 Davis,
of Baltimore; M. C. Armstrong, Louis
Heffelfinger, of Hampton; II. P! Hor?
ton, Joseph A. Massle, of Newport
News; IT. D. Hubhard. of Philadel?
phia; George Lander, of Greenwich.
Conn.; und Petrin Lee, of Hampton.
The ushers marched to the .tlter and
were followed iby the bridesmaids?
Misses -Maekle. Young, Nell Lee.
Dorothy Armstrong, Ester Lee, Mary
Hooker. LUa Cltisman', Rfltn Voting,
Hilda Doolccr, Anne Yeardloy Hooker,
of Hampton; and Nan IMnrgan, of
Baltimore. The bridesmaids wore
costumes of pale pink flowered
.Storage for furniture?L. P. llobbs,
'Phone 9G. ap 8-su.tuim
TRY AND LOOK
YOUR BEST AT
ALL TIMES
It. ,ia easily accomplished by
buying becoming wearables,'
and you certainly can do this
at Frankel At Eisen man's.
Imagine yourself with a
HOWARD HAT
on how your looks be improv?
ed. Come in tomorrow and
try one on and sec how it be?
comes you.
Frankel &
Elsenman,
oigandy, Trimmed with tucks and
cieahi lace anu each carried bouquet
of sweer peas
Two Flower Girls.
The I wo liule flower girls?.Misses
Maliory Wehster, of Baltimore; and
Dorothy Booker^ of Hampton; wore
white costumes with pink ribbon and
haske hats.
Miss l.ee wearing a lovely dress
or white siik, with long veil and
carrying a bouquet of white sweet
peat, entered the church with her
maid of honor. Miss EJith Woodward,
of Baltimore, who wore a creation of
cream lace and French batiste
The bride and maid of honor were
joined at the alter by Mr. Armstrong,
and his best man and brother. Mr.
Kalani Armstrong, of Chicago.
Rev. Dr. Estill Reads Service.
Rev. Reverdy Estii), D.D.; rector
of the church, performed the cere?
mony according to the ritual of the
Episcopal church.
At the conclusion or the wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong went to old
Point, from which point they started
on a "Wedding ? journey in the south.
Mr. Armstrong is the son of the
iate Cpionel Wiiiiam Armstrong, and
was at one time the best foot ball
player at Yale University.
?Miss Lee comes from the well
known family of that name in Vir?
ginia. She is the first daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wills Lee
FORT MONROE Ci ill) LOSES
TO ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
Twirler from the Monumental City
Proved Invincible to the Ar
tilierymen.
in a splendid exhibition "f uase
bail, the St. John's College nine
of Baltimore, defeated Hie Fort Mon?
roe Artillery Schoo) team on the I' ll
diamond yesterday afternoon. It
was a seven Inning contest.
The contest was stubbornly foiighl
hut St John's took the load In the be?
ginning and there was never any
great danger of the club losing
to the Artilleryists. The tina) score
iwas 4 to 1 in favor of the Baitimor- j
eahs.
The game was seen by a large
crowd from the hotels and around
Old .Point.
Fort Monroe put Raymond In the
box and he did clever work for a
new man The Baltimore twirled
was invincible and the Artilleryists
were unable to no anything with him.
HAMPTON BOYS WIN HONORS.
New York Times Says Cadet Hope is
an All 'Round Athlete.
Cadet R. D. Hope, Jr., of Hampton,
who is atending the Brooklyn Poly?
technic Institute in Brooklyn; N. Y .
won honors at Die annual field day
celebration of the institute a lew
days ago. Mr. Hope look first prize
in the swimming contest, first in ihe
high vaulting jump and came in third
sack race
The New York Times in reporting
the exercises said that Cadet Hope
was one of the best, all 'round ath?
letes in the institution
MEMORIAL EXERCISES.
Mr. John Caugher Starts Tomorrow
for Annapolis Naval Academy.
Mr. John Caugher, a member of the
band at Fort Monroe, and a member
of the international executive com?
mittee of the Army and Navy Union,
will start tomorrow for A'nnapolis
to attend the Memorial exercises in
In nor of Admiral Paul Jones.
Mr. Cjugher received an Invitation
to attend from the secretary of the
navy.
Marriage at Poquoson.
Mr. John Forest and Miss Annie
Sauuders of New York county, were
married in the home of Rev. W. R.
K'eefe, near Poquoson, yesteiduy af?
ternoon
Odd Fellows to Continue Fair.
The Odd Fellows who are conduct?
ing a bazaar in Armory Hall, have
decided to continue the bazaar for
one more night. It will come to a
ciose tomorrow night. Just before
ending ihe affair all goods on band
will be auctioned off
No News from Hudgins.
Mr Clyde Hudgins, a conductor
on the strept car line who has a
brother, Wllhurn Hudgins, in San
Francisco, has been unable to bear
from him us yet. Mr. Hudgins has
sent three messages to San Francisco
but has had no response.
Pianos packed and moved?L. P.
Hobbs, 'Phone 90. ap B-SU.tulm
No. 77 950 drew the box of cigars
at Hull's Cut Rate Drug Store last
c'g'ct. It
ANOTHkR WOMAN TAKES
Bl CHLORIDE TABLETS
June Lavip Me lily-Six of tire
Poisonous Tablets, Bot
May Recover.
QQGTQR HOPES 10 SAVE HER LIFE
Girl Attempts to End Her Life cf
Shame in a Phoebus Saloon?Goes
to Drug Store and Buys the Drug
and Takes it Shortly Afterwards in
the Liquor Store.
June Lavigne, a white woinau who
is an inmate of one of the houses
in Phoebus, made an attempt to
commit suicide yesterday afternoon
by swallowing thirty-six bi-chloride
tablets.
She was removed to the Dixie
Hospital, where Dr. George K. Van
deslice was summoned to attend her.
Dr Vander&lice succeeded in pump?
ing most of the poison from the wo?
man's stomach within thirty minutes
after she had taken the tablets
and last night site was said to he
holding her own.
The womit went to a drug store
shortly nfter 1 o'clock in the after?
noon and purchased a bottle con?
taining 30 of the poison tablets. On
her way hack to the house of which
she is a,n inmate she secured a room
in a saloon and there took the
bichloride tablets. She was dis?
covered Immediately afterwards and
a physician was summoned.
The woman gave, no reason for
desiring lo end her life. She is
about "t! .\eats old and has rela?
tives living in Michigan.
Dr. Vanderslice said last night thu:
it is yet too early to say whether
the woman can recover, but he is
encouraged over her condition. He
believes that lie succeeded in remov?
ing most of the poison before it ha'l
time to get in its deadly work.
1, FRANK f PH?E?US
MfllEO III BAITI?1
Mrs. Mabel Clemson, of the Monu?
mental City, His Bride?Pair
to Visit Bridegroom's Mother.
News was received in Hampton yes?
terday morning Of the marriage in
Baltimore on Friday evening of Mr.
Krank M Phoebus and Mrs. Mabel
Clemson, of ihe Monumental City;
The marriage came as a surprise to
[the members of Mr. Phoebus' family
| and his friends on the peninsula.
For a few years Mr. Phoebus has
been living in Atlantic City, being
connected with his brother, Mr. S. S.
Phoeibus. in conducting the Wiltshire,
Hotel. It was there that be met bis
bride.
Mr. Phoebus is the sen of Mrs. Har?
rison Phoebus, who lives at Rose
land, on Phoebus hay.
Mr. and Mrs. Phoebus are expected
to arrive at Old Point ibis morning
and will spend their honeymoon with
Mrs. Annie .1. Phoebus, at "Roseland."
Mrs. Howard is III.
Mrs. Diana Howard is ill with
pneumonia in tlie home of Sheriff
R. K. Curtis, in Newport News ave?
nue. Mrs. Howard is now seventy
nine years old ami it was said last
night that, her condition was pre?
carious. She is the grandmother cf
County Clerk Harry H. Jlolt.
PHOEBUS SCHOOL WINS.
Nicholson School of Williamsburg is
Defeated at Base Ball.
The game of .base ball on the
National Soldiers' Home diamond yes?
terday afternoon between the teams
of the Phoebus Graded Schools and
the Nicholson School, of Williams
burg, resulted in a victory for the
Phoebus nine. The game was hotly
fought Phoebus won by the score
of 8 to 3.
Furniture packed and crated?L. F.
Hobbs. 'Phone flfi. ap8-su,tu\ta
Raiejgh Avenue?Ten Lots
at $8f> each. If sold at once. See M.
O. LACKEY. U
Fur Lease.
A well equipped coal, wood and feed
establishment, located on King Street.
Hampton, Va. Present parties ex?
pect to retire from business. One oft
the host business stands In Hampton. I
Full information, see M. O. Lackey.1
Hamytop, Ya. ap 15-6t I
Charming
M?iinUty
The past weelc was one ?f/
the busiest we have ever expe?
rienced'in the MILLINERY DE?
PARTMENT, which proves
r.inclusively that women have
found thai our Millinery excels
in STYLE, QUALITY, FINE?
NESS and that Indefinable
touch which gives grace and
charm. jtujflfj
There will be a new display
of shapes and patterns that
will receive their first she-tying
tomorrow, and the women who
deferred buying their Hats until
after Easter- will find best
choosing here.
special Sale of
Sheer Lawns
at prices that ought to Induce
you to supply yourself from
these lets for the entire sum?
mer.
45-Inch Persian Lawn, of extra
sheer texture and his- ip,-,
trous finish, worth 29c i ?i?
45-inch French Lawn?The most
popular fabric of the season;
positive 25c i?n
value .i Ol?
40-Inch Victoria Lawn?A limit?
ed quantity of this goods
that is worth
IS cents .
12lc
Paris Mull?A now material?
gotten out especially for grad?
uating dresses?two ' yards
wide?25c. 3Sc. 50c.
HIS MASTtH'S VOICE"
IF YOU WANT A TALKING MACHINE
There's Only One
THE VICTOR
We will be pleased to discuss them with you.
They range in price from $(7.50 upward.
CHEYNE'S STUDIO
Agents for Hampton and Lower Pneinsula. $1 Records now 60c.
M. 6. LACKEY. MGR.,
P. W- Phillips Co.,
REAL ESTATE,
1 4. S. KlUg St'
RENTS,
FOR SALE.
CHAPEL STREET BARGAIN?
Six-room dwelling well lo?
cated on Chapel street; large
lot. For a quick sale will sell
exceptionally cheap.
HOLT STREET HOME?
Desirable six-roum dwelling
and nice lot; well located;
dwelling well arranged; also
electric lights. Price, $1,600?
|200 cash and $25 per mouth.
RIVERVIEW HOME?
Good dwelling of five rooms
and pantry; also good cistern;
two lots having a frontage of
HO and a depth of 120. Price
$1.000; good terms.
LOCUST STREET HOME?
Well located; six room dwell?
ing; city water and sewer con?
nections; property in good con?
dition. Terms, $500 cash; bal?
ance payable quarterly.
LOANS, INSURANCE.
Hauiptou
FOR RENT.
Chapel Street, 7 rooms.. $15.00
Armistead avenue, modern
conveniences .$18.U0
Chape) Street, C rooms.. $10.00
Carey Street, 5 rooms. .. .$7.00
Washington Street, 6
rooms.. .. .$10.00
Cottage Cordley's Cross?
ing . $5.U0
King Street, 5 rooms.$0.00
Near l.a Salle Avenue. $8.50
STORES.
Queen Street.$15 00
Queen Street.$20.00
King Street and flat _$20.00
King Street.$8.00
King Street .$8.00
King Street ..$7.50
MONEY TO LOAN.
6 Per Cent., Long Time.
lust a Moment's Reflection Will Convince You That
Bl)ROES' MILLINERY STORE
Is the Peninsula's most attractive millinery em?
porium. Ask those who wear our hats today about us.
BURGHS' MILLINERY
East Queen Street, I Hampton, Va,
5ooo Yds. Embroidery Sale Price l ie,
LOOK AT OUR WINDOW
SALE COMMENCES AT 0 O'CLOCK
8 AND 10 W. QUEEN ST., HAMPTON, VA.
Store,
Established, 1697. '
We have, just received a n
shipment of imported, B
Bisque Figures wild Bisque a
Ornaments which was nev- 1
er ihown before in Hamp- 1
ton at greatly reduced a
Special for Mon~1
day
STRicTLY FifiST Q???= I
TV liKAY I
EH?MtLD?H P?N? tug, I
On UU FROM ? 16 I
Witt.Ht Repeporti
34 West Queen Street 1
Phone. 592
Not Sc m to
and Btiildkf?
Since the change in the
firm we are in better shape
to furnish on the shortest
notice, anything you may
need in our line than eTer.
Promptness in shipping and
satisfaction in ?stock guaran?
teed. Try us.
Hampton Sash &
Door MPg Co.,
Hampton. Virginia,
Phone 72. Lock Box 187.
JUST THE KIND " ~.1 "
THAT FIT WELL; . '-? " "
LOOK WELL, and ?? '
WEAR WELL. I
Are Made by ( ' V 'jj
S. Marback
The Baltimore Merchant Taiiar.
Corner Hope and King St eets,
Hampton, Va.
Have the milch-liked Blue Serges.
Cheviots and Blacks?from which yon
can make a selection.
Full line of READY-TO-WEAR
CLOTHING alwavs on hand.
MONUMENTS,
HEAD STONES
and STATUARY
IN QRANITE AND MARBLE.
Best duality, material and
workmanship at the prices con?
sistent with the quality ot work
LAWSON O NEWt ON
13? Weat Queen Streat,
THONS.. 19L HAMPTON. ,v?