The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-19
ANUMBER OF MARRIAGES.
Hymen's Torch Burns Brightly at Greensboro
and Sheds Gay at Danville.

Greensboro, N. c., June 1S.-(Special)
At the residence of Rev DR.. Edgbert
smith today at IL o'clock, in the presence
of d few special friends. there was he
lightful little surprise marriage, solemn
lied b. him.
Mr.. Ed. Hutchinson, OF Lexington, a
popular travelling representative OF the
firm of S. f. & E. II. Miller. Of Balti-
more, was married to Miss Ella Burton,
the charming daugheter OF Dr. j. w.
Burton, of High Point. The happy couple
took the noon train for Richmond, Balti-
more and Washington on a bridal trip.
Last night, accompanied by his friend.
Mr.. CT. f. Hawkins, of Lexington, Mr..
Hutchinson came to Greensboro, stopping
at the Guluord. This morning at 10
O'Clock, Mr.. Cyrus Wheeler. of High
Point, drove up in a stylish rig with Miss
Burton beside him, having driven through
the country from High Point. Within
little more than an hour, the two had
been made one and were speeding north
as fast as steam and love could propel
them
At II O'Clock today there was another
impromptu ceremony, under the guidance
of Rev DR.. l.. w. Crawford, performed
at the Central Hotel The happy couple
this time had come al the way from Vir-
GINA, being Mr.. J. G. Boudurant, OF
Lynchburg. and Miss Rosa V. Tucker,
of Amherst Court House No particu-
lars were obtained, the bride and groom
being greatly pressed for time to catch
the 1910 return train for Danville, which
they succeeded in doing.
Last night, att the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. T. Kernodle. on Summit
avenue. their daughter, Miss Fannie and
AIR. R. X Stanly. of the Greensboro
Dostoffice force were united in marriage,
Rev J. Edgar Williams, pastor Of the
Friends church officiating.
Many invited friends of the popular
young couple were present, and after the
ceremony. there was a reception ana ele-
CANT refreshments were served.
AT Danville yesterday afternoon at 5
O'Clock. a fashionable home wedding was
.solemnized at the home of Mrs w H.
Hill DR.. Charles Robertson, a popular
physician of Greensboro. brother to Maj.
Westcott Robertson. Representative from
this county. was married to Miss Mabel
Hill. Rev. DR.. L. W. Crawford, of Green's
boro. performing the ceremony.
The attendants were: Miss Annie Meade
Michaux. of Greensboro. with Miss Bessie
Miller. of Goldsboro: Mr.. A. v. d.
Smith. of Greensboro. with Mr.. George
Boyd. of Reidsville: Miss Mary Robertson,
of Chapel Hill. with Miss Mabel Case.
of Greensboro: Mr.. q. V. Conyers. Of
Greensboro. with Mr.. Richard Crawford.
of Greensboro.
The dame Of honor was Mrs Nellie Mil
Ter. of Greensboro The bride was given
away by her brother. Mrs. William Hill
The grooms best man was Major West
colt Robertson. of High Point.
The residence was tastefully decorated.
the color scheme being green, palms, ferns,
cnt flowers. etc. were profusely arranged
III the hall. dining room and parlors.
Refreshing beverages were served. when
the bride and groom boarded a south
bound train, going to the western part
of North Carolina for bridal trip. re
turning to Greensboro. where they will
be at home at the Benbow Hotel after
July 18th.
Among those who attended the wed
ding from Greensboro were: Mrs. J. w.
Llndan and DR.. and Mrs. E. r. Michaux.