The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-05

of the bride and passed to the chancel.
The maids of honor were handsomely cos
TUNED in white silk MULE and carried
shower bouquets of pink sweet peas.
AS Miss Pattie Carroll reached the
chancel there entered the bride leaning
on the arm of her godfather, Mr.. Daniel
E. Conklin. of Baltimore. She was PIE
ture of girlish loneliness and was most
beautifully gowned in white liberty
chiffon, trimmed deliberately in pearls and
rose point lace. Her wedding veil was
caught with a diamond heart the gift
OF her god father while at her throat she
wore the groom's gift, heart OF many
pearls, with a diamond center i5er
bouquet was of white brides roses tea
with tulle
At the chancel she and her maid OF
honor were joined by the groom and MS
best man, Mr.. Eugene Barry, OF Ne"
York city, who entered from the vestry'
Here the earlier portion of the ceremony
was performed by Rev. l. NICK Plttenser'
the rector. and then the bride and groom
entered the chancel, where the solemn
obligation were taken. The BRIDE was
given away by her god father, Mr.. Conk-
lin. and the entire service was notable
for its impTessiveness.
Following the ceremony the bridal party
took carriages for the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. owen Judson Carroll, where
they were informally, but most Gle
gantly entertained. Light refreshments
were served during the evening and a
view was had of the many handsome and
valuable bridal gifts in silver, cut glass,
choice paintings, Tiffany ware and other
bappy remembrances from relatives and
friends.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs. Barry
left on the northbound Seaboard train Oh
their wedding tour. which is to embrace
among other places Old Point Comfort
Baltimore, Washington, New York and
other points. They will be at home in
Atlanta at l1S Washington street after the
of June.
The bride is most beautiful and at
tractive young woman, the daughter of
Mrs. Owen Judson Carroll, and has many
admirers, being an extremely popular
young woman. The groom is the resi-
dent manager in Atlanta of the Securities
Company. of New York, for Georgia, Ala
bama, North and South Carolina. He Is
a successful young business man and a
favorite in social life.
Among those from a distance who came
to attend the wedding festivities are
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel E. Conklin, of Balti-
more; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Allen Morris. of
Atlanta Miss Sadie Morris of Atlanta:
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Barry, of New York;
Mrs. John A. Barry, of Atlanta; Mr.. Rob-
ert Barry, of Atlanta; Mr.. and Mrs. W.
e. Weatherly and son. Carroll, of Detroit,
Mich; Miss Louise Dixon, Of Dixondalc, /
Va; Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Carr, Misses
Louise and Elite Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Clifford Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs. George |
Lyon and Miss Lottie Tomlinson, all of
Durham.
The wedding ceremony was preceded on
Tuesday by two charming events. The |
first of these was a delightful luncheon
given by the mother of the bride at ore
O'Clock in the afternoon. This was given
to the bridal party.
The decorations were handsome, the
color scheme being pink, while the table
was adorned with exquisite American
Beauty roses. An elaborate course |
luncheon was served.
In the evening Mrs w. P. Whitaker,
sister of the bride, most charmingly re
oeived at her home on North Blount |
street. the "At Home" being in honor OF
her sister and that the guests might meet
Mrs Daniel E. Conklin, of Baltimore, and
Mrs j. Allen Morris, of Atlanta.
Cards were received by little Miss Ann
McKimmon while Mrs. C. G.. Latta and Mrs
F. H. Busbee greeted the guests IN the
hail. In the receiving party in the parlor, |
which was handsomely decorated in green
and white, with profusion of palms AMI /
ferns, were Mrs. w. P. Whitaker, Miss
Conklin Carroll. Mrs Daniel e. Conkhn, |
Mrs j. Allan Morris, Miss Sarah Morris, |
Mrs w. H. Weatherly, Mrs. J. Clifford |
Carroll, Mrs. l.. A. Carr and Miss Pattte
Carroll
In the library pineapple tea was served
and passing from the parlor there was
seen in the hall beautiful wedding bell
of ferns and daisies. The library was IN
white and yellow and the room was pre-
sided over by Mrs Charles McKimmon
and DR.. Della Dixon Carroll, assisted by
Misses Eliza Busbee and Mattye Pace. In
the dining room, made beautiful with
white carnations and brides roses in pro-
fusion and illuminated with many waxen
candles in silver candelabrae were Mrs. |
Percy B. Albright and Mrs Frank
Stronach, assisted by Misses Caro- Gray. |
Villa Norris, Louise Linton, Ethel Carr,
of Durham, and Louise Dixon of Dixon
dale, Va. In the punch room, decorated
with American Beauty roses with illuml |
nation of red wax candles, Miss Hal Nor
son and Miss Mary Latta presided.
The reception was a delightful evert, |
and from six to eight nearly two hundred |
visitors called Later in the evening.
from eight to nine the gentlemen of the |
wedding party were received. Behind
gigantic palms was Haywood's orchestra, |
which alscoursed sweet music.
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