Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-12-21
MALLOY-FAGG WEDDING
NOTABLE WEDDING I'm CEN
TRAI. CHURCH,
MT T. f, NIallOy and Miss Minnie
Nj. Fagg Married In Asheville at
Noon .TOday-A Bridal Trip
Through Florida.

lust at noon today the most notable
wedding of Asheville's winter season
took place in Central Methodist church.
The principals were Miss Minnie M. Fagg
and Mr.. Theodore Frederic Malloy, and
the church held large number of
Asheville peoble. Miss Fagg is the
only daughter of Capt. M. !. Fagg, one
of the wealthy men of this section, and
NO young woman in the city has more
friends. Endowed by nature with a
bright intellect, her many attractions are
greatly enhanced by the advantages OF a
good education and she is we'll fitted
to adorn a high sphere in life.
The groom is no stranger in Asheville.
For some time he has held the position
of teller in the First National bank here
and is a young man who makes friends
readily and commands the respect Of
everybody who has business dealings
with him. He is a South Carolinian by
birth and member of one of the oldest
and best families in the Palmetto State
Central church was decorated with
holly and mistletoe in a way that was
simplicity in itself, but was yet highl,
effective. The chancel rail was decor
ated in green, and at the center, imme
diately in front of the altar was an arcf
of the same material, under which tht
bridal couple stood during the ceremony
A magnificent love knot of carnation:
was suspended from the point of the arcl
and hung just over the heads of the pair
, With Prof kneringer at the organ
playing Mendelssohn's Wedding march
, the bride walked down the lett aisle o
the church leaning on the arm Of her mait
, of honor, Miss Emma Rollins. The brid
: carried bouquet of white roses, and tn
e maid of honor pink roses. The groom
came do wn the right aisle with Arthu
, Rankin, as best man. The weddin,
t party was preceded by the ushers
/ Messrs. Frank S. Smith and w. r. Hes
: ton, Thad E. Clayton and John Camp
1 bell.
y When the party reached the chance
t the wedding service was performed b
= Bishop Rondthaler, president of th
s Salem Female academy, with the beaut
d full ceremony of the Moravian churcl
t Rev. H. F. Chreitzberg, pastor of Ger
} trail church, stood in the chanccl durin
t the marriage service.
g The bride was dressed in very hant
n some travelling suit of mazarine blue d
n agonel cloth, trimmed in cut velvet an
o Jet, with hat to match.
q The maid of honor's dress was prett
re gray camel's hair with fur trimming
# and pink velvet hat, trimmed in black.
From the church the bridal party wei
ID to the residence Of Captain Fagg {
n North Main street and lunched. The i
,t side of the house was handsomely deck,
in Christmas greens. In the front pa
e lor were displayed the gifts that lovil
,k friends had sent the pair. These rival
in number and magnihcence any displ
ee of similar nature that has been seen
Nv Asheville's history. Everything, almo
= that a ne ewly married couple could wa
es was included.
es Mr.. and Mrs. kollack of Cheraw,
en- c., attended the wedding. Mrs. Kolla
at is sister of Mr.. Malloy.
,e Mr.. and Mrs. Malloy left on the q:
nd train this afternoon for Cheraw, wht
they will spend Christmas. They "
lee then GO to Florida, returning to Asl
nle vile within two weeks, and will ma
,es this city their home.
The flags floating over the First \
tional bank today read, according
the code of l.. S, government sign
me "Malloy-Fagg."
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