The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-26

During the entire reception music was
rendered by the Italian band from Will
| son, and the many guests enjoyed an
afternoon of great pleasure, while con-
CALCULATIONS We're showered on bride
| and groom.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs. Green
| left on the evening train, going via
| Greensboro to a number of points south
on a bridal tour.
The wedding and it's attendant social
events have drawn here many friends of
| the bride and groom and to friends here
and from distance the wedding has
| proved one of the most delightful events
| of the year.
The bride is a beautiful and charm
| ing young woman. She is of the brun-
cite type of beauty and her graces of
manner have won hosts of friends. She
| is social favorite North and South, and
| is a daughter of the late James II. Holt,
| the pioneer of the cotton mill industry
| in this State. and a niece of the late
Governor Thomas NJ Holt. In all re-
spects she is one of the most popular
young ladies of the "Old North State,
| not only possessing the natural charms
| of beauty, but combination of winning
ways that has placed her among the
reigning bellies of the State. Her family
| name is one. which is synonymous with
Alamance and she is a worthy daughter
| of the Hollis.
The groom is prominent and success
| full young business man of Charleston,
S. C. He comes of a distinguished
| family of South Carolinian, and is popular
| in both social and business circles. 1t is
| certain that his bride will make their
home a popular and delightful one in the
| "City by the Sea- and that she will
win new friends for the family
| Among the guests who were present
| at the wedding and reception were those
who are mentioned as being present at
| the german last night and other promi-
nent people from North Carolina and
other States, while a host of friends
| from this section were in attendance
| to give all manner of good wishes to the
| happy couple
THE GERMAN MONDAY NIGHT.
| The ante nuptial social events had
| their elimination in most
l charming dance last night at the
Burlington Inn, followed by double
| receptions held at the homes of
relatives of the bride-elect, Mr.. Law
renee S. Holt. the uncle of Miss Holt,
and Col James H. Holt. her brother.
At the Burlington Inn the dance was
| held in the spacious dining hall which,
| with it's decoration of handsome flowers
and national colors made fitting set
ting for so brilliant a. scene. At the
east end of the hall was suspended a
floral wreath, exquisitely designed and
| bearing on it the names, Green Holt"
in pink and white carnations the whole
bordered in Southern SmilaX.
| The dance music for the german was
furnished by the Italian band of Wilson.
and the floor was in perfect condition.
| Amid such environment the hours sped
quickly on, as beautiful women in en-
chanting costumes made pictures fair to
look upon. before whom gallant men, in
| evening dress made abeisance in rapt
| devotion.
/ Tne german was most graceruIIy led
by Mr.. w. Manley Baker, of Burlington,
| with Miss Lois Holt. of Charlotte, as
sisted by Mr.. Lawrence S. Holt, IRA with
| Miss Irma Joyner, of Baltimore. One
of the many new figures introduced was
a gen. in which the letters &c" and
| III were formed by the couples.
The couples participating in the dance
|
Guerry Green. of Charleston, s. c.; Miss
Katie Lee Banks with Mr.. Holt Laird;
| Miss Owens, of New York, with Mr..
| Irwin Holt; Miss Barnes, of Virginia,
| with Col Eugene Holt; Miss Irma JOY
| ner, of Baltimore, with Mr.. Lawrence
S. Holt, Jr; Miss Sarah c.. Kenan with
| Mr.. Robert Lacy Holt; Miss Sallie Cot
ten. of Tarboro, with Mr.. f. L. William
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| with Mr. Joseph Cant; Miss Lord. OF
| Pennsylvania, with Mr.. Victor Graves;
Miss Marguerite Smedes, of Raleigh.
with Mr.. J. L. Barham, of Virginia; Miss
| Jessamine Cant with Mr.. Louis B. Will
hanson; Miss Ethel Holt. of Charlotte,
| with Mr.. L. Banks Williamson; Miss
Daisy Hanes, of Winton, with Mr. Harry
Patti, of Asheville; Miss Florence Holt
| with Mr.. Watkins Robards, of Raleigh;
| Miss Marguerite Holt with Mr.. Lynn B.
| Williamson; Miss Halle Irwin with Mr..
| Hal Mebane; Miss Lois Holt, of Char
| lotte, with Mr. w. Manley Baker; Miss
| Neal Norwood with Mr.. Clyde Hunter;
| Miss Addie Jones, of Montgomery, Ala,
| with Mr.. Norman H. Johnson: Miss
| Mamie Parker with DR.. Moore; Miss
| Bertha Holt with Mr.. Holt Haywood;
| MT. ana Mrs. w. L. HON. MI. anu MIS-.
| James Williamson, Jr.; Colonel and Mrs.
| j. H. Holt; Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Holt, of
| Wilmington Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Holt,
| of Fayetteville; Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Will
liams of Fayetteville; Mr.. and Mrs, J..
| w Minnefee, of Graham; Mr.. and Mrs.
| j. Walter Williamson, of Wilmington.
Stags.-Watts Richardson. of Green's
boro; Fred Lemly, of Winston; Kenneth
| Cant, Mr.. Galloway. w. G.. Green, of
| Camden, S. c., and Mr.. F. l.. Green. of
| Charleston; Jim Corrigan.
| Chaperones.-Mrs. ]. @. Cant, Mrs. j.
| H. Spencer, of Martinsville, Va; Mrs.
George r. Pringle, of Charleston, S. c.
| Mrs. w. T. Beidler, of Baltimore; Mr..
and Mrs Lawrence Holt, Mrs. E. NJ.
| Ward.
| After the close of the delightful ger
man the entire party divided into two
| groups, were entertained at a midnight
| luncheon, one of these being at the resi-
dencc of Mr.. Lawrence S. Holt. and the
| other at that of Col. James H. Holt.
| The menus at both luncheons were
| served by Dughi, of Raleigh, and these
were in his always excellent style. These
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