The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-02-01
A PRETTY MARRIAGE,
THE NUPTIALS OF DIR. FLINT
AND MISS STAUBER.
E. B. Jones Elected Mayor of VIM
ston-A Remarkable Calf.

Il. Ii. Jones Elected Mayor of VIM
ston-A Remark able Calf.
Correspondence of The Sentinel.
SHORE, Jan 26-The nuptials of
DR.. S S. Flint, of Rural Hall, to MISS
Sallie Stauber, OF Bethania, were
celebrated in grand style at thu
residence of Mr. and Mrs Hampton
peddicord on the 23rd inst. By
eleven O'Clock that pretty country
home was alive with the joility and
merriment of gathering guests who
came from far and near to witness
the hymenial connection of this be
trOthed couple whose romantic
cOurtship had reached the ultimatum
that inspired the poet to say
1.-TWO rainds with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat one"
Exactly at 11:3O the marriage
bells rang out their inspiriting notes
and echoed through halls and
chambers while all assembled in the
parlor to await the appearance of
the bridal party. just as Mrs.
Strickland turned the first bar in the
grand wedding march the first couple,
Mr.. Zeb Biting with Miss Dora
Shore entered, followed by DR.. Neal
with Miss Carrie Riggs; then came
the bride and groom elect, mirroring
a perfect picture OF love and devO-
tion and stopping directly under the
letters IF and s" which hung from
the center OF beautiful arch. They
received the ceremony from the gifted
young divine, Rev. Mr.. Grassland,
that united tbeIr destines for life.
The bride and bridesmaids wore
heavy winter costumes while their
hair, which was artistically curled
| and crimped, was decorated with a
lovely wreath of asters.
Dinner was Immediately announced
| and we now come to tile best part OF
ALL The dining hall was illumina-
| ted by brilliant lamps with pretty
| hand made shades which enhanced
| the attractiveLess of the snowy white
| table. The arrangement and deco
ration of this sumptuous spread was
scrupulously neat and elegant, each
original design displaying taste, tact
and talent.
In the afternoon the former pleas
antries and juvenile pastimes were
reinstated and the hours glided by
y
bells were still ringia e Anon the
young people present on this
| pleasurable eve Mt We recall the names
| of N. Glenn Williams, q. B. Biting,
DR.. Neal, John Dull, W. Dull, DR..
Biting, Prof Flint, DR.. Strickland,
J. and I. Kapp, E. Lehman, Eugene
Kapp, S. and W. Stauber and Misses
Flint, Emma Kapp, Carrie Riggs.
Emma Stauber, Minnie Biting,
Bessie Lehman, Dora Shore and Mrs.
Strickland.
We are glad to see the name of E.
B. Jones being brought prominently
to the front for mayor of your town.
1t lie meet that this excellent and
| gifted gentleman should thus be
! promoted, not only because he was
| the immediate associate and law
| partner OF your honored and lament
ed mayor, K B Kerner, but because
his qualifications are admiralty
| fitted 10 the requirements OF the posi-
ton. The country people ell d deep
| interest III he melEareot " list on aud
are therefore anXlously desIrous OF
seeing Hon. b. b. Jones at the head
OF your city courts.
! oui 1ftiAiH pFcpIo are IduCiDS
'Audy Plowboy" to thu skies and
say they believe that DeGraff's exeru
ton with his own desire and accord
ing to the decision OF the commits
sioners should be public. They
claim it would be Il great warning to
! hundreds OF wayward and thought
| less boys. Many OF our best citizens
! expect to attend.
Several of our young people to-
! gether with tie Shore string band
spent Saturday night at the home OF
DR.. VIM. Holt in Forsyth. The
music by the band was a superb
treat while the hospitality ot the
host and hostess caunot be excelled
Mr.. A. Z. Shore has calf with two
feet turned the wrong way and has
| places IN It's forehead Tor tOur eyes
but is stone blind. lis wonderful
creature.
Ten more SHOWS, so says our
prophet. YENDIs.