The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
MARRIAGE DAY
IN WILMINGTON
Four Weddings ofWell-KnoWn
and Popular Young
People.
RICHMOND, Va.
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WILMINGTON. N. c., June 5.-Three
exceedingly pretty weddings Of we'll
known young people of this city were
celebrated Wednesday.
Al $50 o'clock at tho First Baptist
Churcl, Miss Anne MoLaurin Taylor,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Taylor.
and Mr.. Cebrun Daniel Weeks wero hap
PLY united Tho ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. VIII B. Oliver, OF Flor
ence.
Tho ushers were Messrs. George l..
Peschan. r. G. Grady. w. r. Taylor. OF
Whining on and Will Faucette. OF sa-
vannah. The maid OF honor was Miss
Mary Belle Taylor. sister OF the bride.
The groom entered with his best man.
Mr.. Pritchard s. Carlton, OF Warsaw.
A bridal reception was held at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. No. 6l9
Grace Street, Immediately after the cere-
mony
MI. and Mrs. Weeks left on tho eve
ming train for a bridal tour North.
TIENCKDN-HINTzE.
Miss Christina NJ. Hintze, the adopted
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs NJ. G. Tiencken,
and Mr. G. T. G. Tiencken were married
Wednesday night In st. Paurs Lutheran
Church, In the presence OF q largo COM
pany OF friends. Rev. DR.. A. e. Voigt
performed the ceremony
The ushers were Messrs. e, b. daan
George schultz Charles l. schulken and
Henry N1ohr. Then came the brides
maids. Misses Emma schutte, Katie Flick.
Katie Mohr and Clara yoigt. The maid
\ OF honor was Miss Frederick Martens.
The groom entered with his best man,
Mr.. f. Tiencken and the bride with her
father.
Later in the evening big reception
was rendered the bride and groom az
Germania Hall. During the first part
Of the night there was dancing, ana
then a sumptuous collation. was served
SMlTH-K1DDER.
Perhaps one OF the most fashionable
weddings OF the year was that OF MISS
Annie bidder, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George ". Kidder, and MI. Frank Hop
k,nson Smith, formerly OF Baltimore, two
OF the most popular members OF tho Sc
lect society OF Wilmington. which was
celebrated at $50 o'clock "Wednesday ar
ternoon at the residence OF the prlae
parents. on South Third Street. me wed
ding was beautiful IN 1ts symphony anu
was attended by a fasMonao1e pate' -
intimate friends.
The ceremony was impressively per-
formed by Rev. r. w. Hogue. On account
OF It being home wedding the pr1de was
attended only by her two young sisters.
Mr.. II. Cayendlsh Darrell, OF baltimore
was best man. The full choir OF ST
James Episcopal Church. of which the
bride was a member. sang very low our
ing the ceremony. After the wedding an
elaborate reception was given.
The bride and groom left on Inc even
ing train for the North Next Wednes-
dan, June 10th. they will ERall lor
ENGLAND on the st. Paul from New
York and from there go direct 70 fa11s'
where they will make their future nome
MIR Smith has been appointed an ASSIST
ant auditor OF the Standard OH Company
with headquarters at Paris.
I NASH-LATHAM.
At 6:3O O'Clock last evening IN the EPls-
copal Church ut Clinton, two other pop
ular young society people of Wilmington
we're. mnrried, when BAR. Robert Nor
fleet Nash led to the hymenal altar MISS
Jucv Hall Latham, daughter OF Mr. ana
MIS- W. N. Cronly. The bridal party
Z was made up exclusively OF young So
GETTY people of Wilmington. Miss EN-
ma West was maid of honor and MT. p.
tStrudwick Nash best man. me .other
attendants were Misses Margaret NasA.
Mary Nash, Mildred Davis. Fannie Green,
Tnlludah De Rosset, Anita De Rosset and
Jeanie Peck; DR.. Thomas Nj. Green,
lMessrs. J. C. Angel, George z, James.
Champion Med. Davis, ]. Dawson Lath-
am and w. j. Beaman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nash left on the evening
train on a bridal tour North. The groom
is chief clerk in the office of Third Vice.
President II, M. Emerson, of the Atlantic
Coast Line, and the bride Is one OF VIII
mington's most popular young women,