The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-05-20
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80 tuaeS-HandsOmO Presents
The Participants,
There were MANY ahxisIs locks and out.
spoken regrets yesterday, for the oldest in
.habitant had never seen so disagreeable
day in May-and every one felt that only
the brightest Of days and the lovliest of
moonlight nights would be appropriate for
The. wedding Of one of Salem's most popular
young ladies' YES ss.a ~ FsA-s
Notwithstanding the inclemeuey of the
weather, a large crowd began 10 assemble
at the Moravlan Church, about eight o'clock
Tuesday evening being comfortably seated
by four handsome young ushers, Messrs.
Will Shaffner, Sam and Drew Patterson,
and Howard Rondthaler; they had leisure
to observe the beautiful decorations-the
work of the Jolly Sisters Club. In front
of the pulpit was mound Of exquisite hot
house plants on each side Of the pulpit,
pots of gorgeous cactus. gAtf
At quarter before hine, the organ peal
ed forth the wedding march, and the bridal
party entered. First came the ushers, fol.
lowed by attendants: Miss pelphine Hall,
of Salem, and Rev. E. w. Smith, of Green's
boro; Miss Aggls Wolfe. of Salem, and
Rev. ]. T.. Vance, Wytheville, Va; Miss
Cora Williamson, Ruffin, N. c., and Rev.
r. E. Caldwell, Frankfort. KY; Miss Janet
Wilson, Raleigh, and Rev. S. T. Mosby,
Lynchburg, Va; Miss Minnie Voglrr, Sa-
lem, and DIR. c. L. Alexander, Charlotte;
MSS Ida Moore, Salem, and Mr.. w. B.
Williamson, Winston; Miss Anna De-
Schweinitz, Salem, and Mr.. George Bryan,
Richmond, Va. Then came two tiny blue
and pink besat5es bearing the all important
ring-Misses Caro- Buxton and Carrie
Bahnson. Immediately behind them were
the bride and groom-Miss Lula Fries, of
Salem, Rev. Walter w. Moore, of Hamp-
den Sidney College, Va.
Miss Fries is too we'll and favorably
known in the "Old North State" to need
any compliments from US and though DIR.
Moore lives in Virginia, North Carolina is
proud to claim him as her son, the youngest
D. d. in the Presbyterian Church.
1t would require lady's appreciative eye
and pen to do justice to the brides costume,
| at any rate there was a simmer of white
satin which extended some two yards be-
hind the small satin slippers, and white
flowers, lace, and the CLEAN of diamonds
were omnipresent. But all the ladies said
the lovelies thing imaginable was the veil,
which half hid the flushed cheeks; $50
elegant" point lace" isn't it beautiful, u
&C., were the comments.
nv he
tor, Rev. DIR. Rondthaler, assisted by Rev
DIR. johnson, of the Winston Presbyterian
Church After the blessings had been pro-
nounced, the bridal party and numerou:
friends adjourned to the residence of Mrs
L. NJ. Fries, where good wishes were offer
ed, an elegant collation. enjoyed, and happi
ness reigned supreme for several hours.
Wednesday morning, DIR. and Mrs. Moore
accompanied by several of their attendant:
nd other friends, left on the early train fol
extended tour, which will include Hamp
IA idney, Washington, Niagara Falls, New
vi, Philadelphia, &c. Thep take will
.t.t.> warm regard and sincere goot
Misnes -. usefulness, and who will al
ways be rejoice
their native State ,so,,ts ~aro VOW, ,,,
Inc d ~g Ianasad Pr embracing many gift
s sssss abb absent friens III desired 20 be rep
reserved on the happy q o1 u. ,.nou
ennmsseing IA detail, We ~f an 'da NJ; anon .oa
the display VIE. noticed al daaA. vice wata
the groom, $3.50 silver tea ga 90 s;iwe
sets and sta11es, clocks and broaa> bon,e
and glass table ware Dresden aha
painted china g. number OF haa1o. ZONE
pictures and books, together with many use
full and ornamental pieces of fancy worn
The number and character of these presents
testified Enthusiastically to thepopuiarthy OF
the bride and groom, aid the fact that
many friends were in hearty sympathy with
their successful start in life.