The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-04-04

Mr.. Joseph r. Estes, late of Hen
derson, but now of Atlanta, Ga, was
married in that city Tuesday evening,
March Goth. The bride was Miss
Willie Franc Redd, an accomplished
and attractive young lady, and the
affair was an event of unusual interest
and pleasure from all accounts. The
Constitution of the 9th, says,
One Of the prettiest home we ddings OF
the year was solemnized last evening at
the home Of Mrs. J. Frank Redd, 100
North Pryor street, the contracting
parties being Miss Willie Franc Rpdd
and Mr.. Joseph Riddick Estes. The
home was handsomely decora tie for the
occasion but only few intimate friends
OF the family were present on account OF
the late bereavement. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev DR.. Barnett
in the most impressive ard harpy man
ner, The hacI parlor had been converted
into a place of beauty and it was in that
the ceremony was performed. The
bride ia the charming and accomplished
daughter of the late j. Frank Redd, and
is one of the most charming and lovable
OF Atlanta's young ladies; while the
groom, Mr.. Estes, is one Of Atlanta's
most popular young men. The atten-
dants were NJ r. Louis Estes and Miss
Redd, of Columbus, and Mr., Robert
Cullinum and Miss Annie Alexander.
Roth Miss Hedd and Miss Alexander wore
white silk, carrying bouquets OF white
brides roses. The bride was attired in
most beautiful gown OF real lace over
white silk, while the maids were gowned
in pure white. The couple received many
handsome and exquisite presents,
The Atlanta o;pnrna!, Of the 18th,
| had the folloWing:
The marriage Of Mr.. J. r. Estes and
Miss Willie Franc Redd which took place
, last night, at the residence Of the brides
| mother, 100 North Pryor street, was one
of the prettiest OF the season. The house
was beautifully decorated and everything
passed off most pleasantly. The cere-
mony took place in the back parlcr, +
was tabeau marriage. Promptly at
$50 O'CLOCK the large folding doors were
/ thrown open and the curtains were drawn
| back by Mr.. d. Sam Cox and Miss Salle
Jim Carter. The party stood under the
central chandelier, The attendants were
Mr. Louis Estes, who is brother to the
+, groom, and who acted as best man, with
| Miss annie Alexander. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DR.. Barnett. using
the beautiful and Impressive service OF
the Episcopal church. Mr.. Estes came
| to Atlanta something over year ago
from st. Louis, Mo-, and was of the firm
Of Estes h atansbury, real estate agents,
then Of Estes l. Bro. He is considered
one OF our most enterprising young men
He is a son of the late DR.. William 7.
Estes, OF Petersburg Va, then ci North
Carolina, aud a grandson OF Dir. Joseph
RIddick, of Lawrenceyille, Va.
Miss Redd is the only daughter OF the
late ]. Frank Redd, OF Atlanta, and q
esand- daughter of Genera! j. ". B.
Edwards, OF La Grange. The brides
maids were dressed in white silk, carrying
bouquet OF brides roses. The bride was
dressed in real lace made over white silk
1t was one OF the handsonest dresse.
ever worn by any bride ia Atlanta, Thu
lace upon it alone cost over 81 900
Refreshments were served at 1870
o'clock. The couple received quite {
number OF costly and handsome presents
Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
and pains of all kinds are speedily curet
by Dir. A. d. Balls great specific. Fo
sale by Melv lille Dorsey. druggist.