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Miss Short and Mr.. Howell Wed.

Washington, N c.. Dec. 30.-(Special)
one CT the most popular social functions
of the season was the brilliant marriage
Of Miss Addie Lee Short, OF this city, to
SUPERINTENDENT Harry Howell, of the
Washington public school, and formerly
of Goldsboro, this evening at o'clock.
The wedding occurred in the First Pres
byterian church and was witnessed by a
large concourse of people from home and
abroad.
After the contamination OF the beauti-
full nuptials a reception was rendered the
bride and groom at the residence of Mrs
Bette Short, mother of the bride, on
West Main street, where a large number
called to offer congratulations and best
wishes
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell will take the At
lantic Coast Line train tomorrow morning
for an extensive tour of Northern cities
The ceremony was performed by Rev
DR.. ]. n. II. Summerell of Norfolk, for
mer pastor of the church here Logan D.
Howell, of New York, was best man, and
Miss Rosa Short maid of honor. The bride
was given away by her brother, F. II.
Short. Mrs. S. j. Springer, of Whining
ton was dame of honor
The walters were: Miss Cammie Short,
with DIR. r. B. Miller, of Rocky Mount;
u. of West Point; Miss Opheia Howell,
with Mr.. F. NJ. Miller, of Warren, r. J.;
Miss Julia Howell of Raleigh, with Mr.
T. u Wharton. of Pittsburg; Miss Wini
fred FaMle, withE MI. c. NJ. Short; Mrs.
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Tournament at Buckhead.

Fayetteville, N. c., Dec. 30.-(Special)
AT II O'Clock yesterday the tournament
lists were formally opened at Buckhead
spirited horses, and doing their devoir
calamity, the following Knights enthralled
1.-THE assemblage from start to finish:
B. F. Huske, Knight of 'Clipperdale;"
Lacy Macarthur, Hope Mills, No. J."
Alex Elliott, Linden Robert Pearce,
Hope Mills, No. g. ]. D. Pearce, Hope
Mills, No. A. Lenoir Tillinghast, cold
North State" Robert Davis. 'Harnett; :"
William Ward, "Buckhead;" Sydney
Smith, Lost Cause" Hunter Mcpherson
Uncle Sam S. w Tilhpghast Black
Knight" Nat Macarthur, Tonight"
The battle resulted in the winning of the
crown and the privilege of choosing the
queen by Mr.. Hunter Mcpherson IN a
score of u. He chose Miss Mary Norcott
Broadfoot. Messrs Sydney Smith and
Robert Davis tied on score of H. and
the second place was won in the deciding
Fannie Mcpherson as first maid Of honor.
Mr.. Lenoir Tillinghast won third place on
q score Of 10, and selected Miss Mary
Weldon Huske as second maid of honor
In the evening the large and merry
party assembled at the home of Capt J..
Marshall Williams, where after the grand
march of the room Mr.. B. T. McBryde,
in a very graceful speech. presented the
crown and the bouquets to the fair queen
and her lovely maids OF honor. The pleas
ant evening closed with refreshments be-
ing cerVpd
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A German at Durham.

Durham, N. c., Dec. 30.-(Special.) y
On Tuesday evening the young men of
Durham gave a most enjoyable german,
complimentary to the visiting young
ladies of that place. The german was
most gracefully led by Mr.. Lawrence
Tomlinson. Those present were:
Miss Oehm with Mr.. Lawrence Tomlin-
son; Miss Watts, Baltimore, with Mr.. La
throp Morehead; Miss Louise Carr with
Mr. Paul c. Sneed Miss Ethel Carr with
MIR. Clairborn Carr; Miss Lizzie Rawlsi
with Mr.. Will Carr; Miss Brown, RAJ
eigh with Mr.. Turnbull; Miss Joe Tay-
Tor with Mr.. John Lpscomb Miss Kate
Taylor with Mr.. Cleveland Norton; Miss
Marie Jordan with Mr.. j. Crawford
Biggs; Miss Mamie Dowd with Dr. Mann;
Dr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Carr.
Chaperones: Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. T. Wiley,
Dr. and Mrs. I. n. Carr, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w Burroughs, and Mr.. Albert Kramer.
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white albatross, trimmed with satin and
pearl. and big white broadcloth hats, trim
med in liberty satin, carrying crimson
roses tied with crimson ribbon. Then
came the maid of honor alone, Miss Nan
ME Skinner, sister of the bride She wore
white silk null. trimmed with point lace
and chiffon. and big white chiffon hat
and carried crimson roses tied with Grim
son ribbon.
Next the bride entered on the arm of
her father. Prof. 2. S. Skinner. Her cos
tune was going away suit of tan broad
cloth. with white satin and Persian trim
mings, and hat and gloves to match She
carried big bouquet of brides.
The groom with his best man. Mr..
Mines Norton Hunter. his brother, from
Pendleton, S. c., entered from the vestrv-
room and met the bride at the chancel
rail, where Rev. DR.. l. Mex. Pittenger
celebrated the Episcopal marriage ser
vice, the bride being given away by her
father.
AS the party left the church Mendels
sohn Wedding March was played. The
bridal party was driven at once to the
Union Station. and Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter
left for trip South on the 1925 train,
amid the farewels of large party OF
friends gathered to see them off. They
will visit Mr.. Hunters parents in Pendle
ton before going to Union, where they
will be at home to their friends after
January 10th.
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Axtell, n. c., Dec. Gothic most unique
affair Of the Christmas festivities was the
elegant entertainment at the newly erect
progressive bachelor citizens. Mr. Austin
Allen, given by himself, and Messrs l.. b.
Brow, Sam Allen and Raymond Kodwell.
Mn Allen had recently moved into his
handsome residence and the above men
toned young gentlemen thought it appro-
pirate and complimentary to give him a
house warming.
At an early hour Monday night his hos
pitablc doors stood open to receive the
youth and beauty of the neighborhood
and their visiting friends. Wit, beauty,
youth and age commingled in one common
cause to give each and every one "a pleas
ant time. 1t was indeed an enjoyable oc-
casion and the efforts of the four hosts
to make it so were highly appreciated by
The guests. Social converse and games Of
Finch, etc, made the hours seem mo-
ments until the dining hall was thrown
open, disclosing a scene of beauty and lux
ury. The table, lastly decorated with
ferns and tropical fruits was for several
hours the center of attraction as course
after course was brought on, tempting the
palate of the most fastidious epicure
Just before Luna, the silver queen Of
night, withdrew her lovely, shining face
the guests separated to repair to their re-
spective homes, wishing many returns of
such pleasure and unanimously voting
Mr.. Allen the very incest bachelor friend.
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c. H. Richardson, with Mr.. c. H, Hard
ing; Master hurry Short, page. The
ushers were: Messrs. F. c. Kugler, j. G..
Bragarw, Jr., r. L. Thomson, and F. H.
Jordan.
Those who attended the wedding from
a distance were: Mr.. r. p Howell, Colds
boro Mr.. L. d. Howell, New York; Mr..
r. P. Howell West Point; Misses Ophelia
and Mabele Howell, Goldsboro; Miss
Julia Howell, Raleigh, Executive Clerk
to the Governor; Sam j. Springer, Will
mington; Mr.. F. M Miller, Warren, r.
l.; DR.. r. B. Miller, Rocky Mount.
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luncheon at her home last night, On North
Elm street.
One of the most pleasant and enjoyable
social events of the season was the charm
ing reception gwen lest night by Mics
Louise Bradshaw, complimentary 10 her
guests. Miss Blanche Bradshaw, Of High
Point, and Miss Lilhan Adams, OF Fort
McAlhster Indian Territory. There were
many invited young ladies and gentlemen
present and the function was IRE OF
those delightful social evenings which
these charming people love to extend
their friends as well as their guests. 1t
is almost useless to add that the reception
was given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Bradshaw, tho parents OF the
young hostess.
Miss Title Tatum gave delightful and
extensive reception and luncheon 70 many
friends at the handsome residence OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Tatum, yester-
day evening, in honor OF her guest Miss
Jennie Cardwell, daughter Of Suprere
Court Judge Cardwell, of Richmond.
The annual Christmas enterta tnEent OF
the Sunday school in the church 9udito-
rum of the First Baptist church last
night was most delightful occasion tc
children and grown people alike. The
program was varied and interesting;
every one present h ad brought sorle gilt
along, and this morning a special commit
tee is distributing the presents among the
roor OF the city
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In Honor OF Her Guests.

Mrs Franklin Mcneil entertained .
number OF young people Tuesday evening
at her home, corner Of Person and Peace
streets, in honor of the six young ladies
who are her guests. Progressive Pit was
the game played and Miss Mary Lacy
won the first prize, which she present cd
to Miss Alice Lee Elliott. Miss Hodges
secured the consolation. After the garle
refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses Sadie Hodges
of Linden. Nellie and Alice Elliott If Lin
den. Mary Patterson, Pattie James and
Katie Mclean of Laurinburg Mary Cole
B0yden, Mary Lacy Mary Burton, Jennie
Pescud. and Belle Pescud. ard Messrs
VIM. Royal. w. w. Robards Alex. b.
Andrews. Jr.. Albert Baumann. w. w.
Vass. VIM. Williams. Marshall Delaney
Haywood, Louis Winston VIM Little Wal
tiers Durham and Mr. McBryde, of Fay
etteville.
The charming young ladies composing
the house party at Mrs. McNeills will
remain in Raleigh for week.
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IvEY--NORRIs.
Miss Edith Ivey Welded to DR.. S. P.
Norris Yesterday Evening.

Edenton Street Methodist Church at half
past six o'clock yesterday evening was
the scene of the beautiful wedding of Miss
Edith Landrum Ivey, daughter of Rev. Mr..
and Mrs. T. N. Ivey, and DR.. S. P. Norris,
of this city.
The church was handsomely decorated
with palms and ported plants. Mr.. Parish
presided at the organ.
The bridal party entered the church :
the following order: First down the
two centre aisles in single file came the
ushers. Messrs. S. Arthur White. of Me-
bane: Jesse Norris, of Apex; I. M. Dowd
Of Charlotte. and T. R. Alderman. of
nth Carolina. Then came the bride,
tn her 1haid of honor Miss Annie Lee
rrin, of Oxford, her cousin. The bride
re a going-away gown of castor, with
to match and carried brides roses and
les of the valley. Miss Currin was in
cen. with white and black chenille. and
rried La France roses.
At the altar Miss Ivey was met by DIR.
orris with his best man, Mr.. w. c.
stty, of Carthage. and Rev. DIR. T. N.
yey, father of the bride. performed the
CEREMONY. of the Methodist church.
The bridal couple, with their attendants,
repaired Immediately after the ceremony
to the Union station and took the 1880
train for Florida. A large concourse of
friends was gathered to bid them God
speed.
DR.. and Mrs. Ivey, on Tuesday evening,
entertained at a course dinner at their
home. the attendants and guests from a
distance Among those from out of town
not already mentioned were: Mr.. and
Mrs. D. T. Price, of Charlotte: Mr.. Gar
land Norris. of APEX: Mrs. Edwin Gresh-
com. Jr.. of Charlotte; Mr.. Robert Dowd,
OF Charlotte: Mr.. and Mrs. Alderman. of
South Carolina
The wedding gifts were numerous and
handsome.
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The Cones Give a Banquet.

Greensboro, n. c., Dec. 3o.-(Spccial.)-
The Cone Export and Commission Con-
pany gave banquet at the BenboW
Hotel last night to one hundred of Its
travelling men, lawyers, patrons and
friends The assemblage was brilliant
one, every State in the Union being rep
resented Proprietor Benbow had done
his best, and that means the menu was
simply out Of sight. Volets and roses
were provided as boutonniors, the dining
room was decorated with ferns, roses,
palms. red carnations, and at three o'clock
in the morning when the last toast had
been drunk, and the last speech said, he
dstingu shed guests had more of d variety
OF choice edibles, turntables and hon
mots in them than they ever had at one
time before.
One of the most attractive features of
the banquet was the menu card: it was
novelty as well as an inspiration, the
work and design of the ]. ]. Stone Print
ing Company, of Greensboro. 1t was en-
blematic of cotton all the way through.
The stock used was cotton canvass with
a hand painted cotton plant on the rae
while colored cotton goods, pasted dlago-
nally across each corner furnished tbs
illumination and decoration. 1t was tied
with colored cotton cords, and was ex-
clusively a cotton bill and was rot only
unique and original, but it made a charm
ing souvenir.
Dughi, the weil-known caterer Of Ri
egh, furnished the refreshments and sur
passed himself in the unique designs n
which the ice-cream was served, these
representing the cotton boil in all stages
Of development and also tiny bales of TIC
white staple ready for shipment.
The Cone Export and Commission COM
pany represents a very great number OF
cotton mills, and the gathering last night
was a fine index of the far-reaching IN.
fluence of this successful corporation.
Music was furnished by Williams or
chestra. Mr.. David Dreyfus made an ad-
mirable POSTMASTER, and the following
toasts were responded to:
Welcome, Moses H. Cone; City of
Greensboro, r. R. King: Cone Export and
Commiss on Company, Caesar Core, Reu-
ben Lindheim: Our Guests, Judge James
F. Boyd; The Drummer, c. II. Williams :
The Relations of Commission Houses to
It's Mills ex-Judge w. P. Bynum. Jr.:
Banks and Cotton Mills, Capt. j. w.
Fry; The Vicssitudes of a Nashville
salesman-'I feel like going 20 the
woods" L. B. Fife; Progress of North
Carolina Mills. w L. Holt; Law from a
Textile Standpoint e. ]. Justice: Cotton
and When to Buy, r. R. Ray; Meditations
On Cotton, ]. NJ. Williamson, Jr.: North
Carolina Mills. A. w. Haywood; The Col
lege Man and His Experience in Yankee
dom Trying to Sell Southern Goods, G.
NJ. Guggcnhcimer.
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A Double Wedding.

Washington. n. c., Dec. 30.-(special)
Mr.. w. H. Mayo. of this city. and son
of the clerk Of the Superior court. l.. NJ.
Mayo, and Miss Martha Brothers. and Mr..
Luther Jones and Miss Laura Potter. We're
happily united in marriage at the Baptist
church on Spring Creek. The ceremony
unting both of these couples was per-
formed by Rev Mr.. McCassidy.
Following were the walters: l.. Potter
with Miss Lora Smithwick; Rufus Nixon
with Miss Mary Brooks; Grover Mayo with
Miss Gertrude Brothers; Jesse Jones with
Miss Caste Aldridge.
The church was attractively decorated
and filed to overlooking with friends of
the contracting parties. Both of the
couples are very popular
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A BEAUTIFUL MARRIAGE.
Rev. G. T. Adams and Miss May Gibbs
Married in Durham Yesterday.

Durham, n. c.. Dec. 30.-(Special.) y
The Methodist district parsonage in this
city, the present home OF Rev. J. T..
Gibbs, d. D., presiding elder, was to-
day converted into a lovely abode by
the beautiful and exquisite decorations
and flowers that made it the appropriate
bower Tor the decoration OF the mar
riage vows of Miss May Gibbs TO Pew.
G. T. Adams. In the presence of the
relatives OF the contracting parties AID
a large company of invited friends, in
GLIDING dozen ministers of the gospel
and the president and a number OF pro-
lessons in Trinity College, at $3.50 o'clock
this morning the solemn words that made
them man and wife were pronounced by
Rev. j. I. Gibbs, d. D., father OF the
bride, assisted by Rev. E. A. Yates, ..
D. The bride, in a handsome brown gcing
away gown and carrying large bouquet
OF bridal roses, looked very picture of
beauty and grace. The only attendants
were Miss Eunice Gibbs, handsomely
gCwned and carrying exquisite flowers,
and Mr.. B. 3. Adams, brother of The
groom. Miss Stella Mccall played beau-
titully Mendelssohn wedding march,
which was preceded by most lovely solo
charmingly sung by Mrs. j. e. Lee, of
Atlanta, Georgia.
There were scores of beautiful and val
liable presents from friends here. in other
portions of North Carolina, aud from
other States, attesting in some slight de-
gree to the popularity of the contracting
parties. After the marriage, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adams left on the Seaboard train Tor
Washington, d. c., and other Northern
cities. Upon their return they will make
their home at New Bern.
On Tuesday night, between The hours
OF seven and eleven, DR.. and Mrs. Gibbs
gave an elegant supper and delightful
informal reception to the members of the
Gibbs and Adams families, twenty-five i'll
number.
Rev. G. T. Adams, the groom, is one
Of the ablest and most successful Method
ist ministers in North Carolina a gentle
man of scholarship, zeal and great popu-
larity. He has just closed a successful
four years pastorate in Raleigh and been
assigned to the pastorate of Centenary
Methodist church. New Bern, one of the
strongest churches of his denomination in
the State. He numbers his friends by the
hundreds and all will join in congratula-
tions.
Miss Gibbs the bride, us the lovely
daughter of Rev. ]. T. Gibbs, D. D.,
Beautiful In person and endowed with
every grace of head and heart.
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A Virginia Marriage and Other News.

Greensboro, N c., Dec 30.-(Special.)-
There was another interesting Virginia
marriage here, at the Guilford Hotel this
morning at O'Clock Mr.. Frank t. Thorn
as, Miss Lula Thomas, his sister, ana
Miss Pearle A. Tucker, OF DanVllIe, came
in on the early morning tram. 1t wasn't
lcng before license and a preacher were
in readiness, and in the presence OF
few invited guests, spurred on by de-
lightful wedding march rendered by Miss
Merrimon, Mr.. Thomas and Miss fucker
were made man and wife by ReV. Or. ).
b. Turrentine. of West Market street
Methodist church. The party returned 10
Dapville on the noon train.
Mr. and Mrs. w A. UnderWood, VINO
were married yesterday, spent me nlgft
at the Guilford. leaving thlsam ornins LOT
a wedding tour South.
Miss Eula Belle McNes knei
few friends delightfully."- at eatre
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Mrs. Allen Receives.

Wake Forest, N. c.. Dec. 30.-(Special)
Mrs J. L. Allen entertained most delight
fully on last evening from to II o'clock
in honor of Miss Florence Dunn, of Rich
mond, Va, who is visiting here during the
holidays.
The room was beautifully decorated
with mistletoe and holly. Daintily delic-
ious refreshments were served. Vocal and
instrumental music added much to the
evening pleasure.
Among those invited were: Misses Mar
garet Allen, Louie Poteat, Mary Caddell,
Bessie Dunn. Halle Bowers, Bessie Rog-
ers, Lulie Dickson, Messrs. Hubert Po-
teat, Jim Turner, Bruce Powers, Ray
Martin, Earle Fowler, Tom and Donald
Gulley and Ivy Riddick.
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SKINNER HUNTFR.
Beautiful Afternoon Wedding at the
Church of the Good Shepherd.

At three o'clock yesterday afternoon, in
the Church of the Good Shepherd. the
marriage Of Miss Kate Skinner to Mr..
James William Hunter. of Union. S. c.,
took place in the presence of large con-
gregation that more than filled the church.
The chancel was beautiful. with its
Christmas decorations and candles about
the altar. and its background of crimson.
AS the organ began to send forth the
strains of the Lohengrin's Wedding
March, the groomsmen and ushers entered
up the centre aisle. Messrs. Fred Simms,
of Greenville, S. c.: William D. Faucette.
of Savannah, Ca: Irwin Jones and j. Lee
Skinner. of Raleigh. Following these
came the bridesmaids. Misses Lillian and
Rosa Skinner. sisters Of the bride. in
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\xjOnAN !: !:
NJ" And
w j: Society

Mr.. W. s. Smith of Pikeville who has
been visit ing his sister, Mrs. D. P. Moore,
on New Bern Ave, left for his home yes
terday morning.
Miss Dixie Moore who has been con-
fined to her room with sickness for sore
tine is able to be out.
Miss Annie Scarborough Of Murfrees-
boro is visiting relatives in the city
The st. Luke's Circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers, will meet this afternoon at three
O'Clock prompt at ST. Luke's Home.
License was issued yesterday for the
marriage of Mr.. Prestley Davis and Miss
Matilda Davis. of Pernell.
Mrs. T. B. Renalds, OF Fuquay Springs
has gone to Philadelphia, Pa, and Wash
ington. D. c., for the winter. She is
accompanied by her little daughter and
her brother. Mr.. Tom Kite
Miss Lucy Rives has returned to the
city after spending the Christmas holi-
days at Rocky Mount and Crittenden, Va
Mr. D. l.. Carlton, of Kenansville. and
his sister, Miss Maggie Carlton, arrived
in the city yesterday evening
Collector e. c. Duncan, Mrs. Duncan.
Miss Elizabeth and E. c. Duncan, Jr., re-
turned from Beaufort yesterday after
noon.
Miss Erwin Holt, who has been spend
ing Christmas with her parents, Capt.
and Mrs. T. W. Davis. left yesterday
afternoon for her home in Burlington
Mrs. A. NJ. Simms and Miss Matte
Simms left yesterday tor Gaffney, S. c..
after spending Christmas in the city
Miss Nellie Stevenson and Miss Leila
Whitfield, of Durham, are visiting the
Misses Terrell on West Peace street
Mrs. L. c. Smith. formerly Miss Nellie
Cole, of West Duluth, Minnesota, is
spending the winter with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Cole.
pr. and Mrs. George T. Winston
went to Louisburg yesterday morning to
visit Dr. Winston's sister. Mrs. Frank S
Scruill
MIR. and Mrs. Carey Olive. of Norfolk
Va. who have been visiting relatives and
friends in the city for several days, left
for home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Palmer Jerman re-
turned from Carthage yesterday morning
Mrs. James H. Pou went to Whining
ton yesterday morning.
Miss Dixie Moore. who has been sick
for several days, was about again yes
terdav
Mr.. T. B. Tyson is all smiles and good
Since the arrival OF a me R1fi at
his home.-Carthage Blade.
News has reached here of the ea-
gagement of Lieut.. Preston Wootten OF
the United States Navy, to Miss Rather
inc Clay, of Lexington, KY. The wedding
will take place January End. Lieut.
Wootten is North Carolinian, e grad
uate of West Point, and is now located
in Washington. D. c., with the Engineer
ing Corps.
st. Luke's Circle of Kings Daughters
will meet this afternoon at ST. Luke's
Home at o'clock. 1t is earnestly re-
quested that every member will be pres
emit.
The board of managers of the Day
Nursery will meet on Friday, January 1st.
at the Nursery, at 1880 a. m.
Miss Virgie Edgerton. of Raleigh. to
the delight of her many friends in this
city, is visiting Miss Mabel Stanley
GoldShoro Argus
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Taylor. of Henderson, Miss Annie Will
iiams with Mr.. Josiah Cannady; Miss
Lottie Brett with Mr.. Mott Pinnix: Miss
Lulie Biggs with Mr.. Edward Cannady
Miss Fannie Gregory with Mr.. Will
Minor. of Chapel Hill; Miss Gertrude
Landes with Mr.. Badly Williams; Miss
Maud Parham with Mr.. Lloyd, Of Boylan;
Miss Evelyn Howell with Mr.. Tine. of
Pennsylvania Miss Ethel Clements with
Mr.. Sorrinson. of Florida; Mr.. and Mrs.
dilman Cannady, Mr. ard Mrs. Massen-
ourg. Dr. and Mrs. /. II. Davis.
Stags-Messrs. Cooper, Bennett Perry,
If Henderson,; Gary, of GAINESVILLE, Va;
Geak Lands, of Atlanta; Wade Britt,
Tom Howell.
Chaperones-Mrs. w. H. Britt. Mrs.
Nary B Gregory.
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Home Wedding Last Night.

pretty home wedding took place last
night at half past seven o'clock at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Tay-or,
just southeast of the city, near the rock
quarry. Miss Gertrude Taylor, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, was married to
Mr.. Archie Uzzle of this CITY. The cere
inony was performed by Rev. DR.. NJ. M.
Marshall, rector of Christ Episcopal
church. The bride and groom were at
tended by Miss Fannie Taylor, sister Of
the bride, with Mr.. Waddell, of Raleigh
After the ceremony the guests present
were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
at supper, following which was an in
formal reception. The many friends pres
ent and the array of gifts attested the
popularity of the young couple.