The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-04-26
MERRY WEDDING BELLS.
TWO BRIGHT AND HAPPY SOCIAL
EVENTS IN SALEM.
TIL. Marriages Of Miss Jenkins and
nfr. Howell; Miss Alien and Mr.
Sanders-Handsom Presents.

Mr. Howell; MISS Alien and Mfr.
Observation-Disclosures Presents.
April loth.l
The marriage CT Miss Gertrude E.,
daughter of Capt. r. A. Jenkins, and
Mr.. Andrew J. Howell, Jr-. of VII
Inington, n. c., was soleulnized in the
Moravian church, Wednesday, April
IS, at o'clock ia the afternoon.
Hiss Jenkins is graduate OF the
regular college course of Salem Female
Academy, and also of the Post Gradu-
ate course. She is a young lady, TALL,
slender, and prepossessing, having an
unusually bright and talented mind.
Her circle of friends is very wide, eX-
tending over ali parts of the state.
EIr. Howell is Il railroad official from
Wilmington, modest but manly IN ap-
pearance, and a young man Win i
bright future before hi m.
At o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Howell
were driven to the depot. shower or
''rice and old Shoes" accompanying
the start. The future home OF The
happy couple will be in Wilmington:
The ceremony throughout received
many pleasing comments as being one
Of unusual beauty. Our best wishes
90 with the talented and worthy
young bride and groom.
sANDERS-ALLEN.
Again at o'clock in the evening the
great old church was filled To over
flowing with q vast audience eager,
yet regretting} To witness another
marriage ceremony that should de-
priye WinSton-Salcm of another one
e Inc NisI, n6 nd
daughters
The contracting parties were Miss
Laura Loline,. eldest daughter Of
Capt and mrs. S. e. Allen, of Winston,
| and Mr.. Hazel NJ. Sanders, Of Sum
| ter, S. G.
The bride is one of Winston's most
| accomplished and popular young Ia
| dies, and a graduate of the Salem Fe-
| male Academy, class of 1893 The
nected with the large mercantile bus
| mess of MeSsrs. Ryttenberg Bros, OF
| Sumter.
All eyes were turned with Il
| pleased expectancy toward the en-
trance. The ushcrs for the OCCASION
| MeSsrs. r. w. GOrrell. Robt. Norfleet
| Frank Mann and j. X. Pfohl, were
the first to enter, and lead the march
| to the altar. They were followed by
| Uuc ibIiOW ing DS1l'
| Sanders, of Sumter, sister Of the
groom, with Mr.. Francis Bultman
also of Sumter; Miss Birchie Kirkt
with Mr.. ID. e. Allen, of Charlotte
Miss Gertrude Vaughn with Mr.. Phi
| H..LybroOk; Miss Lillian CrutchtielC
with Mr.. Douglass China, of Sumter
| Miss Carrie BahnsOn with Master
| Henry Shelton; Miss Ada Allen will
Master William Whitaker. Their
came the lovely bride leaning upor
the arm of her sister, Miss Nettic Al
len, who was maid of honor. TIL,
bridal costume and veil were beautiful
WILLIAMS-LEHMAN NUPTIALs.
At the residence of the brides par
entS. in North Winston. at 1870 p. m
Tuesday. April 18th, Miss Carrie Leh
man became the bride of Mr.. w. e
Williams, one Of WinstOn's young ant
active business men. The cercmon.
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Bowen. o
the Christian church. The brides
maids and groomsmeri were as follows
Miss Lula White with Mr.. p. r
Lamb: Miss Dora Mitchell with Nj
j. II. Lehman: Miss Lucy Masten will
Mr.. J. A. Chick: Miss Cassie Teagu
with Mr.. Bolton Lehman; Miss Leli
Idol with Mr.. l.. Cromer.