The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-02

RRCtNN-GALIOWAY.
Popular Couple Are Married in
Charlotte.

Charlotte, n. c., Nov. 1.-The we'd
ding of Miss Carrie Marshall Brown,
of this city, and Mr. CASTOR G.. Gallo
way, of Mount Airy, was celebrated
last night at the First Presbyterian
church. the celebrant being Rev. DR..
j. r. Howerton. The church was ex-
qusitey decorated and after the we'd
ding there was a reception at the
| Brown home on East Avenue.
The church was crowded with the
representative people of Charlotte, as
the bride is popular and charming
young woman, the eldest daughter of
Mr.. P. NJ. Brown, one of Charlotte's
wealthest citizens. Friends, relatives
and admirers were present in great
numbers, while on the edges were
many ngroes of the older and better
school, gathering of those who knew
and loved the bride.
/ The wedding music was rendered by
Prof. Zehm, and the ushers were
Messrs. Phil H. Mcmahon, Walter
er, w. j. Moon, and W. ]. Harry. The
bridemads and groomsmen We're
| Miss Norma Van Landingham and
i Mr.. Wat Richardson; Miss Grace
Galloway and Mr.. John Bass Brown
and Miss Lily Rhyme and Mr.. George
Fawcette. Immed ately following
these was the dame of honor, Mrs.
/
Mr.. Jesse Prather. and then the maid
of honor Miss Nancy Brown. The
groom and his best man, Mr. Harry
S. Galloway, entered the church from
the side door and met the bride and
her father at the altar. The brides
maids attire was handsome and rich,
while the bride wore satin radia over
chiffon, trimmed in hand embroidered
Ichrysanthemums and duchess lace
with pearls. and carried brides roses.
the maid of honor, blue silk, crepe and
! American Beauty roses: the dame of
| honor. real lace: the maids, white
mouseline with lace and white carna-
tons. The bride wore diamond
that was the gift of her grandfather
to her grandmother. Her gifts to her
maids were monogram gold pins.
The groom is a young man of much
ability, a University graduate, who is
in the mercantile business at Mt.
Airy. He is of the type of man that
attracts. a whole souled fine fellow.
The happy couple have gone to
New York to spend their honeymoon.
leaving after the elegant reception,
where the great profus on of magnifi-
cnt gifts showed the love and esteem
felt for the couple whose lives and
fortunes are now one.
> X \
The Colonial DANES.
The Raleigh Circle of Colonial
Danes met yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. e. E. Moffitt and the meeting was
a most pleasant one, the attendance
being larger than usual
The matter of the Andrew Johnson
home was discussed and it is proposed
to raise additional funds to provide
for the fixing UP of the building now
at Pullen Park. and to put the proper
Leu n limo
pointed to provide for this, the mem
bers being Mrs S. w. Brewer, Mrs
j. j. Thomas and Mrs. George T.
Winston.
The Danes devoted part of the ses-
sion yesterday to discussing historical
matters concerning the thirteen col
JONES and cards bearing on these were
used
Mrs. Moffitt. who has been chair
man of the Circle for four years, re-
signed her position, and the Office has
been rendered to Mrs. A. B. Andrews.
Mrs. George T. Winston was succeed
ed as secretary by Mrs. J. r. Cham
/ berlain, who was appointed to the
office.
During the afternoon refreshments
were served and the meeting proved a
most enjoyable and delightful one.
X !. 4
Perry-SeSsoms
Hartford. n. c.. oct. 31-There was
a pretty home wedding here on We'd
nesday evening. Oct. % at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Allen when Miss
Susie Seasons became the bride of
Mr.. e. V. Perry. of HEREFORD clerk
of the court of Perquimans county
The ceremony was witnessed by a
few special friends. The vows were
given by Rev E. M. Snipes of the
Methodist church and the ring cere-
mOny was used.
The parlor was elaborately and
artistically decorated for the occa-
sion. the decorations consisting Of
evergreens and cut flowers, and softly
lighted by pink. green and white ta-
pers.
Misses Carrie Wilson and RATHER
inc Allen were the ribbon girls. Fol-
lowing these came little Frances SEES
SONS. niece of the bride, bearing the
. ring and carrying boquet of flow
erS. Following these came the maid