The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-07-19
Furman-Harriss.

Married in the M. f. Church, South,
at Morristewn, Tenn, on Thursday
18th inst. Mr.. R. B. Furman of
Asheville, n. c., and MISS Bessie f.
Iiarriss, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. c. Hariss of Morristown, Rev. DIR.
James Atkins, President of the A.
F. College performing the ceremony.
On Tuesday several friends of the
groom left on the early train for
Morristown, reaching that attract
i've city about IL a. m. At half past
3 o'clock the groom and bride-elect,
accompanied by Rev. DR.. Atkins,
the groomsmen and bridesmaids and
visiting friends, proceeded to the
Methodist church, where very large
number of citizens had proceeded
them. The party entered the church
in the following order:
Mr.. H. G. Fagg and Miss Jennie
Rose.
Mr.. H. o. Hines and Miss Lena
Daley .rr7-z------
Mr.. D. ". FurmaA IN Miss Mary
Whitesides.
Mr.. Clarence sayyer and Miss Ida
Van Huss.
Groom and Bril1e-eleet.
Beautiful music was rendered as
the party entered and left the church.
The church was bea Itifully decor
ated with flowers ard evergreens,
and, being darkened the electric lights
produced very pleasing effect.
The ceremony was performed by
Dr.. Atkins, formerly the loved pre-
ceptor of the bride, who graduated
year ago at the Asheville Female
Cellege-in most impressive man
ner.
The party went down from the
church directly to the station. While
in the parlor of the hotel awaiting
the time for departul for the future
home of the happy colple, large
number of ladies and gectlemen called
to pay their respects to them and
tender kindly wishes. rr
The party reached Asheville at
night. Last evening, q reception
was rendered the pair By Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Pulliam the latter sister of
the grOOm-at which large number
of friends assembled to welcome the
bride and tender congratulations.
Refreshments were served, and the
evening was most pleasant one to
all. We are sure all wish for Mr.. and
Mrs. Furman all the happiness and
prosperity a kind Providence can
vouchsafe.
NOTES.
It was said that DR.. Atkins pers
formed the ceremony so well that he
was at once notified that his services
would be wanted again soon in the
same city to make several other coup
les happy for life.
Morristown has large number of
charming young ladies, as well as
clever, hospitable men, and to these
DOVE now attribute the attractive
ness that city enjoys.
There are many other pleasant in
cidents we would be pleased TO men =.
ion to-day had we space. Shall
to them at another time.
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