The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02

MARRIAGEs.-On the sd inst, by the
Rev. j.. y. Joyner, DR.. Luclan A. Hanks,o OF
Chatham, to Miss Lutte, daughter OF John L.
/ Mallory, Esq.-In Nashville, on Thurs
day, Nov. -, by Rev. j. L. Lyon, Dir.
Terreiius L. Ross and Miss Minnie, the ac
complished daughter OF the late DR.. L. ii.
Scott. The turmO' ard Mechanic sends a
column full of good wishes. in Whining
ton, Nov. %, In St Pauis church, Mr.. j.
w. Murchison to Miss Loula H., eldest
daughter Of John W. Atkinson. -There
was a brilliant marriage in the Moravlan
church in Salem, Tuesday evening. Mr..
Frank IL. Fries and Miss Lettie w. Patter-
son. The church was beautifully decorated
with evergreens and choice flowers. Two
graceful gothic arches OF living green sprang
up In front of the reading desk, and from
the apex of the smaller arch was suspended
an exquisitely arranged floral bell, and above
the mono: RAM +. F.; beneath these emblem 5
the ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr.
Rondthaler. Four little girls bearing bas-
ketG Of flowers, preceded the BRIDE ana
Q ON. the attendants welc as follows: Ii.
John Whitehead, OF Salisbury, and Miss
Lee, of WInston; Mr.. W. c. Maxwell, oi
Charlotte, and Miss Emma hey, OF Chat
t~anooga, Tenn; Mr.. John Walker, OF
LeaksvilIe, and Miss Hunt, of Baltimore !,
Mr.. Smith Evans OF LeaksvIile, and Mis-,
Kate Key of Chattanooga, Tenn, Col. L. +.
Pescud, OF Raleigh, aud Miss Rosa Mickey,
of Salem Mr.. Tom Huske, of Winston,
and Miss Maggie Morehead, OF Charlotte /,
Charley NogIer, Of Salem, and Miss Smith,
of Greensboro; Prof. D'Anna and Miss
DeSchweinltz. Mr.. Yates, of New York,
and Miss Connie Norehead, 81 Leaksvlllc
Mr.. - and Miss Nogler, OF Salem Mr.
Lindsay Patterson and Miss Lula Fries
Mr.. Henry Fries and Miss Annie Gray
The marriage of Chas. Z. Lathrop ana
Miss Lou May, daughter of Col. Clement
} Barksdale, at Richmond last week, was 4
Gsumptuous affair. The handsome Fifth
: Street Presbyterian church was ram jam
2 med to OVERLOOKING, that Is, If a church
were ever known to do that Way. As the
! lovely bride has acquaintance III Carolina,
and borrowed a lovely representative for hel
{ roy al train, We quote Il BdLtHaOTeun Jen-
t kins thusiy The floral decorations wee
magnificent. A gorgeous arch spanned the
0 middle aisle composed of rich crimson col
ored flowers and evergreens; in the middle
were the brides initials. The bride ano
j groom stood directly beneath an immense
bell of white flowers, the tongue composeo
OF scarlet geranlums, and as tie couple ap
: preached, this bell was set to swinging Oy
, means OF two invisible horse hair wires, con
D trolled by a couple of beautiful young iadie.
in each OF the side galleries. The platform
was covered with white, and potted flowers,
t d~itfusing a delicious odor throughout The
j church. In the rear OF the pulpit was
brilliant gas jet Maltese cross, and under.
Meath a horse shoe radiant with the same
illuminating material. The bride was at
: tired in robes of white embossed velvet ano
satin, with crystal front and sleeves, anC
diamond III Her rich flowing Vel
was secured with pearls. She entered lean
; ing upon the arm OF the groom, preceded by
the tollowln. attendants: Mr.. Y. T. Bark
dale, brother OF the bride, and Miss Mamie
Pace, who wore white satlL with gauZe and
pearl lace and diamond ornaments Mr..
D Alfred Gray and Miss Sallie B.. Gator, OF
Baltimore Mr.. Percy Montague and Miss
: Sadie W. Green, of North Carolina, who
wore a brocaded satin and pearl embroidery;
Mr.. Egbert +. Leigh and Miss Lizzie L.
Gator, of Baltimore, white and illusion with
! crystal lace Mr.. James d.. Patton and
Miss Gay Thomas, Mr.. Scott Darlington
and Miss Mary Lou Cooke, of Norfolk
Mr.. s. b. Witt and Miss Lizzie K. Webb
Mr.. Allen +. Donnan and Miss La Fonde
Palmer. The Rev. DIR. Moses ID. Hoge wa:
the officiating minister. At the conclusion
there was a grand reception at the residence.
The wedding presents were among the most
handsome ever seen in Richmond.-In
Granville, Nov. II, MIR. j. \. Tilley, and
Miss Ida +. daughter of +. }. Tilley Esq.
And III Orange. Nov "A, Mr.. W. J.
Ball and Miss Fannie lilley. --In Greene
county. Mr.. w. Ill. Harper and Miss Carrie
Britt. -Near Graham. Nov 10 by Rev
W. 5. Long Mr.. A. p. Smith of Chapel
Hill, and Miss Alice J. 1rolinger.-At
the residence Of DR.. J.. W. McCauley Nov
Is, by Rev. W. 5. Long, DR.. George ).
Watson and Miss Jamie McCauley .-
By Rev. w. 5. Long, near Gib5onville Mr..
}. j. Williams and Miss Bette J. kerno-
die.
In Gov. Jarvis letter to State
Proxy, Frank NJ. Summons, of Newbern,
appears the following paragraphs: Were
1t a long time to the meeting of tie Legis