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Domestic News
November 1, 1940
Peninsula Enterprise
Accomac, Accomack County, Virginia
What is this article about?
A wedding featured presents from friends in Philadelphia and Norfolk, an elegant dinner for 50 guests hosted by the bride's father, and the couple's departure by train to Norfolk, Washington, Farmville, and the Atlanta Exposition.
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Valuable and useful presents were sent the bride on the occasion by friends in Philadelphia, Norfolk and other places.
An elegant dinner was served after the ceremony by the father of the bride to about fifty guests, and a grand feast it was, in the opinion of all who partook of it. The groom and bride left on the southbound train for Norfolk, from thence for Washington and then for their home in Farmville and after a short stay there go to Atlanta Exposition to remain for several weeks.
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Valuable and useful presents were sent the bride on the occasion by friends in Philadelphia, Norfolk and other places.
An elegant dinner was served after the ceremony by the father of the bride to about fifty guests, and a grand feast it was, in the opinion of all who partook of it. The groom and bride left on the southbound train for Norfolk, from thence for Washington and then for their home in Farmville and after a short stay there go to Atlanta Exposition to remain for several weeks.
What sub-type of article is it?
Social Event
What keywords are associated?
Wedding
Bride
Groom
Dinner
Presents
Norfolk
Farmville
Atlanta Exposition
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the groom and bride departed by southbound train for norfolk, then washington, their home in farmville, and subsequently to the atlanta exposition for several weeks.
Event Details
Valuable and useful presents were sent to the bride by friends in Philadelphia, Norfolk, and other places. An elegant dinner was served after the ceremony by the father of the bride to about fifty guests, described as a grand feast.