The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-04
UzZELL--ChADWlCk.
A Prominent and Popular Young Couple
Wed at Beaufort.

| Beaufort, n. c., Dec 2.--(Speoial.1 >
This morning Miss Corinne Chadwick,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Chadwick
and Mr. A. T. Uzzel were married.
! The happy event took pace at the
home of the brides parents. The home
was deliberately decorated and there were
many guests present. The wedding gifts
were handsome and of great number.
! The bride is a popular and attractive
young woman Her father MIR. Chad
wick, was at one time president of the
| A.m.tic and North Carolina Railroad Mr..
Uzzel is a sterling y Jung business man,
cashier of the Bank of Morehead City.
He was formerly book-keeper IN the
Goldsboro National Bank and later cash
CIR III the Bank of Beaufort.
THE RECEPTION.
The night preceding the wedding there
was a most brilliant reception and there
nave been but few OCCASIONS IN the n story
of Eastern Carolina that have equa.ed
1t in interest.
At s O'Clock the guests began TO arrive
at Mr.. Chadwick residence of Turner
street and there for three hours youth
and gladness held unrivaled sway. AS
the guests entered their attention was at
once attracted by the elegant decoration.
The hall was tastefully decorated with
palms, ferns and smllaX. The receivers
there were Misses Bessie Taylor ami
Winnie Davis clothed in white organdie
silk. These young ladies served trapre
to the arrivers. The decorations of the
parlor were white carnations, smiax and
white La France roses. In this room
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Chadwick received.
Mrs Chadwick was dressed IN white silk
and wore diamonds. Mr.. w. :. Uzzcil
received with his wife who was clad in
black silk. Miss Mabel Chadwick, sister
of the bride, in pink silk received with
Mr.. John Aycock Of Goldsboro. MIR. John
r. Morris, of Baltimore, and Mr.. William
Woodland, of Wilson, together.
The library was ornamented with palms
ana American Beauty roses. The receiv-
ers here were Miss Corinne Chadwick
dressed in white six crepe de CHI he with
Mr.. T. A. Uzzel. Miss Carrie Hendreu
in white silk MULE over white silk with
Mr. Walter Chadwick; and Miss Rubie
Daniel with Mr.. Blythe Morris. AS tho
guests passed into the dining hall they
were met by Mrs. Charles Alternately
arrayed in black grenadine, and Miss Mae
pink The color scheme in the dining
hal was pink. Palms. snsilax and pink
carnations formed the Communications.
From the four corners OF the table in
the center of the room we're ribbons OF
pink silk reaching II to the chandalic~.
The walters we're Misses Helen Russell,
Laura Thomas, Nellie Williams and Bes-
sic Dill.
THE WEDDING.
1t was yet dark on wednesday morning
when an eager company gathered at the
brides home which only few hours
since was the scene of fefivity and pleas
ure. These were relatives ana a few
chosen friends who assembled in the par.
lor and formed a band Of interested wit.
nesses OF the wedding. The marriage al.
tar was in one corner Of the room lovely
in Its foral dress with back ground Of
palms and ferns. While the Flower Song
was being PLAYED by Mrs. Emmett Bento..
the groom with his best man. Mr.. JOIN,
Avcock. advanced to their station by the
altar The maid OF honor. Miss Mabel
Chadwick clad in gray silk with, black