The age-herald., 1898-07-28

weston, brother of the bride; Messrs. Henry B. Gray Augustus B. Camp, John E. Don elson and Word Hooper-entered the church and proceeded to the altar down the two center aisles, and took their positions on either side of the railing. They wore hand some morning suits, with boutonniers of white rosebuds. Following the ushers came the two maids of honor, one in either aisle, Miss Caroline Mae Wilder and Miss Stella Harper Banks, niece and cousin of the the young womanhood of North Carolina.
 Upon reaching the altar railing they with the groomsmen Messrs. Ross c. Smith and Melville w. Drennen, who had followed them down the aisles. awaited the bride and groom on either side of Drs. Handley and Curry and facing the great congregation present.
 The honored maid, Miss Katheryn Wilder Fort, another beautiful North Carolina neice of the bride, came down the left isle as the handsome bride upon the arm of her brother, Mr. Samuel Wilder, prominent atatorney Of Charlotte, N. C.' entered the church and approached the altar, down the right hand aisle, where they met the groom and his pest man, MT w. J. Pearce, who had come from the vestry room.
 The ceremony was simple, but peculiarly solemn and impressive, and was accom- panied by delightful musical selection, rendered in Professor Grambs' best style.
 As the bridal party left the church Lohengrin's wedding march was brilliant ly played by Professor Grambs. The groom best man and groomsmen wore morning suits. The boutonieres Of the two former were of white rosebuds, while those of the groomsmen were composed of
 de bride was unusually handsome in a beautiful gown of mink and green changeable SIX, With bagadere stripes, and trimmed With bands and tiny ruchings of green SIX. The cor cor sage had guimpe of white liberty siiK' and was adorned with an effective trlm- Yning of white silk applique. An elaborate green sash completed the elegant toiiette. The hat was of green straw, with fuii trimming of white mouseline de soie, whlte bird of paradise feathers, pearl ornaments and the back clusters of plnk ana green roses The brides shower bouquet was composed of dozens of white roses, tied with yards of white satin ribbon, upon which were knotted punches of white car nations.
 The three maids of honor wore lovely gowns of white organdie, with becoming nicture hats trimmed with graceful plumes and clusters of roses. Their shower bou- ouets were of pink roses, with long stream CTS of pink satin ribbon, upon which were punches of pink carnations.
 Immediately after the ceremony, the bridal party drove to the residence of the brides mother, corner of Seventh avenue and Seventeenth street, North, where prep arations were made for the honeymoon trip, which is to embrace all points Of interest in the north and east.
 Mrs. Evans changed her wedding dress for an elegant taior-made going-away gown of Yale blue cloth, trimmed with black. with stylish hat en suite.
 Mr. and Mrs. Evans left on the Louisville and Nashville noon train for Detroit, where Mr. Evans will deliver an address before the League of Municipalities. which will convene in that city in few days. Hon. orable and Mrs. Evans were the recipients of a very large number of magnificent pres7