The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-11-14

WEDDINGS. There will be general
qualification at the announcement OF the
marriage of Hon. Jos. j. Davis, of Frank
lin. and Miss Lou Kittrell. of Oxford, at
that town this morning. \ wide circle o.
friends will echo our genuine good wishe-
for both. At the residence of Mr. )
p. Lowery, Franklinton, Get. 25, 1883,
Miss NJ. J. Lowery, to Mr. f. B. Peddy;
Rev. J. w. WellonS officiating. Atten-
dants: Mr.. Berry Perry and Miss L.
Mann Mr.. Frank Cooke and Pattle
Pattie White; Mr.. Thos. Winston and
Lucy Dent; DR.. Pc ter and Siddle
Hicks; Mr.. E. Henry Pearce aud Bertha
Morris Mr.. N. H. McGhee and Maggie
Cooke; Mr.. E. B. Clegg and Lula Nc
Ghee; Mr.. A. B. Wester and Vic. l.
Cooke. -In DYham, Wednesday
night, Nov. 9TH, at the residence of Mr.,
w. f. Turner, by Rev. e. Durham, MIR.
w. l.. Walker, to Miss Pattie Raven
Gordon, of Hiilsboro IN the Pres
byterian church at Morganton. Wednes-
jay night, Rev. DR.. K B Anderson Off
eating. Hon pohnJ. Hemphill. of Chess
ter S c. and Miss Addie Avery, daugh
of the late Col Waightstill W Avery.
and a young lady whose attractions of
mind and person have won for her many
friends, at home and abroad. Mr.. Hemp
hill is one If the Youngest members OF
| Congress, and highly spoken OF. They
will spend the winter in Washington
Mr.. 6 G. Lamb. Of Hamilton, was mar
ried to Miss Annie Lyman, one OF scot
land Neck's lovely daughters. The Ger
emory took rlac~ in the Baptist Church
there, Rev. J. d. Hutham officiating. -
The handsome First Baptist Church
was crowded to such an extent on the
evening of v ednesday last, that scores OF
late corners were compelled to leave with
out gaining admission. The occasion
was the wedding Of Prot, John w.
Gore, of the University of North Caro-
lima, and Miss Maggie 9, the eldest
daughter of the Rev. DIR. j. w. NJ. Will
hams. pastor of the church The bride
was escorted to the front of the pulpit by
her brother, E. Calvin Williams, ESQ.
of the Baltimore legal fraternity, and the
groom's best man was Prof. j. Howard
Gore, of the Columbian University, anG
astronomer of the United States Geode
tic Survey. The ushers were: Prot. L.
.tv1Uu CaTrn1od, Drc AIrISu emerson
of the University of North Car
olina and Prof. c. II. Fauntleroy, OF
the University OF Virginia and Messrs.
J. II. W. Marriott, Howard Sterling, and
j.. r. Read, of Baltimore The bride
wore a magnificent white satin, en- traine,
and flowing veil, secured to her fair brow
by a %coronal of orange blossoms. The
attendants accompanied the bride and
groom to the family residence, 277 North
Charles, were after refreshments and
good wishes Of friends, they departed for
an extended bridal tour. The presents
were a rare and and brilliant collection.
Several came from a distance. DR.. d. c.
Gilman, Of the Johns Hopkins Universe
ty,, was present and probably no wedding
has ever been celebrated in Baltimore,
where the groom himself a gentleman of
rare culture, ha> been surrounded by 81
many person distinguished TOR the learn
ing and scholarly attachments -BaHl-
moreon. At the residence Of the
brides father, 18th Oct. Mr.. Hubert
Maynard to Miss Bette Morgan, All of
Wake, In Darvilie. Mr.. Joseph
Morehead, o! Greensboro, and Miss NJ.
{. Jones.