The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10


ANOTHER EDITORS GOOD FORTUNE
The GOLD LEAF heartily congratulates its
very talented and highly esteemed young
friend Josephus Daniels, editor Of the State
ChronacLe, upon his marriage on the End
inst, to one Of Raleigh's loveliest and most
accomplished daughters, Miss Addie
Worth Bagley. We copy the following
from the Eoens@g Visitor:
DANIELs-BAGLEY.- geat event in
social centres here to-day was the marriage
this morning, at the FIRST Presbyterian
church, of Josephus Daniels, Esq, editor
of the State Chronicle, OF this city, to Miss
Addie Worth Bagley, daughther of Maj.
w. H. Bagley, late clerk of the Supreme
Court Of North Carolina, and grand
daughter of the late Ex-Governor jonathan
Worth. Tie ceremony took place at 8
O'Clock and was performed III most i'm
pressve style by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Jno.
S. Watkins. The church was crowded to
its utmost capacity by brilliant assem-
blage. The marriage procession was i'm
came little Misses Ethel Bagley and Lucy
London, of PittsDoro, as flower girls,
dressed in pure white and bearing most
beautiful bouquets. These were followed
by the following gentlemen as ushers DR..
D. L. Everett, a. D. Jones, James A.
MOSciy anu D. >. ceIiilsti. Inc 1pflOAIlIS
were the attendants Mr.. Charles Daniels,
of Wilson, and Miss Bell W. Baglcy Mr..
Herbert Rountree, of Wilson, and Miss
Helen w. Fowle Mr.. George G. Worth,
| of Wilmington, and Miss Louise Wilson,
of Morganton; Mr.. John l.. Borden, of
| Goldsboro, and Miss Matte e. Fuller; Mr..
James S. AcIver. of Central Falls, and
Miss Eliza 5. Skinner; Mr.. James Norfieet,
of Henderson, and Miss Gertrude Winder
| Mr. Duncan &. McIver, Of Moore county,
aud Miss Sadie W. Bingham, of Bingham
Mr. v w. Long, of Winston, and Miss
Miss Annie 4. Phillips, of Tarboro. The
bridesmaids were all beautifully attired
| in pure white.
| The bride, who was attircd in a beauti
| ful travelling dress, entered the church
| leaning on. the arm Of her sister. The
groom was leaning on the arm OF his broth
er, the bride and groom joining hands al
| the altar.
The ceremony took place under a mar
riage bell, composed Of Gala lilies roses
etc. and the pui pit was adorned with rare
and lovely potted flowers.
The desk of the pulpit was adorned with
| a handsome pillar of choice and beautiful
roses and fastocn OF evergreens extended
| across in front Of the pulpit In the real
were finely arranged native trees of holly
etc
Prior to the entrance of the wedding
party, If0T BaGlnan, VINO prcSlued at Int
organ played several fine selections, and
on the entrance to the church, the swee
strains Of Swedish wedding march thrill
ed the vast audience with the solemity anC
beauty of the occasion. This was followed
by charming bridal duet from the opera
OF Linda, rendered by Misses Kate
Scales and Lalla Oates. The wedding
presents were numerous, elegant and -ap
proprate. 4 reception was given at tn
residence OF The brides mother last nigh
to the bridal party was vastly enjoyed.
After the ceremony the contracting par
ties left on the Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad
fer an extended bridal tour to the principa
Northern cities, attended by the most cor
dial wishes of a large circle of friends
who wish them the most unbounded pros
perity through life. and hope that they
may enjoy to the fullest extent that do
mestc happiness which has been so beauti
fully and truthfully described by the poe
as ''the only bliss OF Paradise that has sur
vived the fall."-Raleigh Erensfg Visitor
lfay End.
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