Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-06-29
prettx Weddins..-on "Wednesday

evening last at $50 o'clock Mr.. Edward I
Peter, son of Hon. George Peter and State
Attorney for this county, and Miss Mami
Vinson, second daughter of Judge John 1
Vinson, were Joined in matrimony in th'
Protestant Episcopal church by Rev. H. 1
Brown, former pastor in charge here, IL
the presence of large gathering of persons
The fair bride wore a white India sill
en- train, tulle vail, and pearl and tur
quoise necklace, a valued family souvenir
and carried in her hand a beautiful bouque
of white roses Miss Julia Vinson, sistel
of the bride, acted as maid of honor, anc
was dressed in white. The groom and hi
best man, Mr.. Lee Offutt, wore the conven
tional ull-dress black suit
The ushers were Messrs. Minor Ander
son and Thomas Vinson, of this town, ant
Mr.. Walter Peter, son of DR., Armistead Pete
of Georgetown, ID. G. The church had beef
profusely decorated by the young lady
friends of the bride, and presented beaut
full appearance. The chancel was beauti
fully decorated with Il pyramid of candles
and daises and the chancel rail was inter
twined with ferns. Above the bride and
groom was suspended an umbrella of daisies
and ferns.
AS the wedding march was being per
formed upon the organ by Mr. Pierre
Stevens, of Washington, the happy couple
entered the church, the bride resting upon
the arm of her father, who gave her away
The ceremony was very impressive, and
at the conclusion of which the bride return
ed to her home, donned her travelling suit
and few minutes later the bride and groom
took the train for Atlantic CITY and there tc
remain for week or more. They were the
recipients of hearty congratulations by theil
friends before leaving and best wishes for q
safe return.
The large number of friends of the couple
with many most valuable and handsome
presents.
We extend our warmest congratulations
to the happy couple, wishing that their patti
through life may be even and unobstructed
and our thanks for Il quantity of the we'd
ding cake.
FaiPview SchOOl--The Commence
ment exercises of the Fairview School, a
Dawsonville, were held on the 14th instan
in the presence of Il large and apprecativl
audience. The pupils showed careful train
ing and acquitted themselves with credit
The graduates, Misses Annie Byrd ant
Maggie Darby, received their diplomas will
grace and dignity, and all were impressed
with the fact that, for them, the parchment
represented mental labor performed ant
brain power developed.
The following is the programme:
PART l.
Music-(four hands,) "Marche de Con
cert" Misses Tilghman aud Urner; Saluta
tory--Miss Annie Byrd; Music--pianc
solo, "Tarantelle," Miss Margaret Allnutt
Music-(Cour hands,) "Chimes of Normady,
Misses Davis Reading-"In Swanage Bay,
Master Paul Waters; Music-(four hands,
Dorothy" Misses NJ. Waters and 4
Thomas; Music-vocal solo, Eye Merry
Birds" Miss Carrie Waters; Reading
"Renyi," Miss Alice Thomas; Music-(tou
hands,) "Grande Valse de Concert" Mise
A. Waters and X. Pyles; Music-pian
solo, "Delta Kappa Upsilon," Miss Id
Dyson; Reading-"Nothing for USE" Mis-
Estelle Perry; Music-(six hands,) "Walti
Caprice" Misses Dawson, Byrd and Davis
Music-vocal chorus, "The Distant Chimes
| PART H..
Musc-four hands, )"Dyng Poet" Msse'
q. Waters and E Perry; Music-piano solo
"Jolly Hearts" Miss Sarah Allnutt; Read
ing, "How the Bamberses Borrowed Josiah,
Miss Margaret Allnutt; Music-pano solo
"Happy Be Thy Dreams" Miss Alice Wa
ters; Music-Qour hands,) The Children's
Party" Misses S. Waters and X. Dyson
Reading-"ln the Tower Miss Bette
Darby; Music-Qonr hands,) "Boulanger'
March," Misses A. Thomas and A, Byrd
Musc-vocal solo, THE Song that Reached
My Heart" Miss Margaret Allnutt; Read
ing-"Mary Queen Of Scots" Miss Aic'
Waters Music -four hands,) "5cherz'
Brilliant" Misses Dyson; Music--pian
solo, "Sweet Memories" Miss Katie Pyles
Valedctory-Mis Maggie Darby; Good
Night-vocal chorus.