Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1899-11-16
MARRIAGE A BEAUTIFUL One
HILL MANSION THE SCENE OF
BRILLIANT OCCASION
Upon the Marriage of Miss Vir-
ginia Hill and MIR. Roland s.
RrnaHhurat

Americas (Ga., )Times Recorder.
} Nov. 9Th, yesterday, was
beautiful autumn day, fushe'
with glorious, ripe Southern sun
shiue and sweet scented zephyr
from the gardens and field
around the city; the moon ros
over the city at eventide clea
and bright-all happy omens O
the approaching nuptials of tw'
of Auericus' most popular youns
society people, for at 6 o'clocl
sharp the elegant home of Mrs
Pauline Hill, on Hill street, was
the scene of a most interesting
wedding ceremony.
The Hill home is one of tn,
handsomest in the city, and OF
this occasion skilled hands hac
wreathed wedding garlands o.
rare beauty and delicious fra
GRANGE in honoring the much
loved daughter who had, during
her young life, been the pride Of
the household.
The color scheme effect in the
double psrlors vas green and
white; in the bridal parlor rose
pink, and in the annex was an
exq aisite bower of gorgeous
white chrysanthemums artistical-
~ entwined with white satin rib
bons and delicate ferns with a
back ground of royal palms,
around which festal board gath
cred a host of friends and loved
ones in all the simmer of satin
and rustling of silk, presenting
a radiant picture of expectancy
all eager on this suspicious occa-
sion to witness the marriage of
one Of Americas most cultured
young women, Miss Virginia
Hill. to Mr.. Roland S. Broad
hurst, one of our most substantial
and prominent young business
men,
At o'clock sharp Rev. Charles
Wright entered the parlor and
stood Immediately in front of the
floral bower. Then came six
beautiful young misses in couples.
Misses Stella McGee. Mary
Tower, May Wneatley, Marie
Lamar, Lucille Clegg and Annie
Martin, artistically gowned in
green and white organizes and
bearing green wax tapers tied
with green satin ribbons. Ra-
diant talismen of love and light.
these beautiful young girls pre-
sented a rare picture of innocent
loveliness. Then came Master
Judson Hill and pretty little
Annie Miller. the nuptial cushion
bearers.
The wedding circle completed,
fonly waited the coming of the
tgrooR with his best man, MI.
Charles A Fricker, and the love-
~ bride in her~royal robe of ex-
quisite white organdy, leaning
on the arm of her, cousin, Mr..
Edward Gyles.
During the solemn and beau
tiful Episcopal marriage service
there was appropriate silence and
reverence, after which congratu-
lations were proposed and good
cheer was the word, with all eyes
turned to the happy bride and
groom.
After the ceremony aud con-
CALCULATIONS the wedding party
was ushered into the elegant
dining room, which was in yell
low and white and together with
the brilliant lights presented a
%glittering scene of rare beauty.
An elegant six o'clock dinner was
served in courses. The wedding
color scheme, green and white,
was carried into every detail of
the decorations, even to the ices
and dainty refreshments.
The bride was the recipient OF
many costly and rare gifts.
Specially handsome we're those
which came from the relatives in
North Carolina. While the beauty
of the decorations of the elegant
home. we're remarkable, all faded
into insignifcance beside the ex-
quisite lovliness .of the beauti-
ful society women present and
their gowns. Miss Della Hill, the
accomplished sister. of the, bride,
assisted Mrs. Hill in doing the
honors of this happy occasion.
and no fairer assembly was ever
gathered together nor q more
brillian6~marriage ever chron>
icled.
Mr. d Mrs. BFoadhurst will
be as the Hotel Windsor to their
many friends during the win