The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-01-03

MARRIAGE FEELS.
They Ring Merrily During the Holt
day Season.
In tho marriage of Miss Jennie Souther-
land Henderson has lost one OF her most
highly accomplished and much admired
young ladies. At the Episcopal church
Thursday. Dec. Goth, at 1880 o'clock, she
was led to the hymeneal altar by Mr..
Walter J. Jones. of Winston. The cere-
mony was Performed in the presence of a
large number Of people by the rector Rev.
Julian E. lngle. Mr.. Jo5es is we'll and
favorably known in Henderson having
lived here at one time few years ago.
The bride is the daughter of the late Scion
Switzerland and Mrs. Ann Switzerland,
and is young lady of many and rare
charms of person and character Imme-
diately after the marriage Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones left for Winston their future home,
followed by the good wishes of host of
friends among whom the GOLD LEAF de-
sires to be reckoned.
On Wednesday, at noon. in Raleigh, at
the residence Of Capt. E. r. Stamps, Mr..
W. v. Savage, of Henderson, to Miss Mat
tie Williams, daughter of the late John e.
Williams, Esq, Rev. R. T. Vann officiating
There were no attendants, but number OF
the closest friends of the party were pres
ent to witness the ceremony and express
their congratulations and good wishes
Mr.. Savage was formerly Principal of the
Centennial Graded Schools here, and has
many friends in the city. He is now Prin-
cipal of Henderson Male Academy. After
the ceremony the couple left on the North
bound train for visit to relatives and
friends in Hartford county, where they are
followed by the sincere good wishes of
many friends among which number is the
editor of the Chronic!e.-RaIesgh Chronicle,
Dec. 81.
The GOLD LEAF extends hearty congrat-
ulations and best wishes to its young friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Savage have returned and
are now located in Henderson, where they
will receive most cordial welcome from
all our citizens
At the residence of Mr.. D. S. Allen, in
Vance county, at 2 o'clock Thursday af-
ternoon, Dec. 9th, Mr.. Junius P. Hunt,
of Granville county was married to Miss
Julia S. Russell. of Virginia, Rev. ). J.
Rem performing the ceremony. The groom
is most excellent young gentleman, a
man Of sterling qualities. and successful
and prosperous farmer, while the bride is
lady of high social worth and intellectual
attachments, lovely in character and anna
bic in disposition. who numbers her friends
and admirers by her acquaintance. AT
night there was reception at the home of
Mr.. Hunt near Oxford to which the bridal
party and few special friends and rela-
tives were invited. An elegant supper
was spread and very pleasant evening
was spent by all present. The COLD LEAY
acknowledges the courtesy of an invitation
to be present. Our best wishes for a long,
useful and happy married life to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunt
DR.. Albert Anderson and Miss Pattie R,
Woodland, daughter of Elder VIM. Wood
ard, were married Dec. 18th, at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents near Wilson,
Elder James S. Woodland, assisted by Rev.
j. II. Gordon. officiating. The groom is a
young man of solid character-a man of
brains. and one who is destined to achieve
success of permanent character. The
bride is young lady of many attractions
of person, head and heart, and possesses
the traits to make model wife, Wilson
AGcGnce.
DR.. Anderson is very pleasantly remem.
bered by many Of our county people. He
was for some time principal of Middlebure
Male Academy previous to studying and
graduating in medicine. He is most ex
cellent gentleman and the citizens of vii
son are fortunate in having him located ir
their midst.
At st. Johns Episcopal church, vii
liamsboro. Dec. 18th, Mr.. N. D. Boyd and
Miss Judith W. Bullock, daughter of Mr.
Walter Bullock. Ct Vance county, were
united in matrimony, Rev. Carr Moore, Of
floating minister. A correspondent of the
Ne,os Of Oxford says this of the contracting
parties:
The groom is one of Cardinals nobles1
sons and fully deserves the prize he has
won. To know him is 10 admire his many
estimable traits of character and the writer
feels fully justified in saying that he pos
sesses all the essential qualities that make
true man. Tie bride is talented
and attractive. She is just the one to shed
Joy. radiate happiness, cast light upon dark
days, be the golden thread of his desty 10Y
and the spirit of grace and harmony. lHeI
presence will light up the house, her ap.
proach will be like cheering warmth
and she possesses the power of enchanting
all about her.
The happy couple were the recipients OF
many elegant presents. On the evening
before the marriage the entire bridal party
were entertained in royal style by Mr.
Walter Bullock, the brides father, anG
after the ceremony was concluded, they
were invited to the house Of Mr.. W. II
Boyd, the grOom's father, where the sump
tuous repast was all that the most fastid
iouS epicurean could wish.
In Henderson, on the evening of Dec
oath, Mr.. Hugh Kittrell and Miss Or,
Klock, daughter of Mr.. A. Klock. TIL,
ceremony was performed by Rev. Ale,
Sprunt, in the presence of few intimat.
friends only. The groom is we'll known
young business man of the town, while tn,
bride is a young lady of amiable charac
ter and personal attractions.
In Granvills county, Dec. 10Th, at tn,
residence of Mr.. R. R. Calls. father of tn
bride, Mr. Joshua T. Barnes, of Vanc
county, IN k11tied to Miss Katie E. Cal
lis, Rev. z. II. Marshsr D. D., officiating
Mr.. Barnes is successful farmer and al
excellent citizen, while his young wife
a lady Of sterling worth and lovely char
acter. The GOLD LEAF extends congratu
lations and good wishes for long an
happy married life.
At the home of the bride in Steedsville
Vance county, Wednesday, Jan. End. MI
W: II. Stewart and Miss Bette Mustian
Tho cnromouy xvoe porfnrn cd IN tho rros