The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-22


| the home of the bride on East Har-
| gett street, Miss Lucy Conn Hulin
daughter of the late A. ID. Huin, was
married to Mr. Seaton Arthur Barbee,
| of Greensboro. The ceremony, which
was beautifully impressive, was per-
| formed by Rev. DR.. II. f. Bumpas. pas
! tor of the Edenton Street Methodist
| church, and was witnessed by a large
number of friends and relatives of the
| ride and groom. Those attending the
wedding from out of the city were
| Mrs. w. l.. Smith, of Elizabeth City,
| sister of the bride: Mr.. Ceburn NJ
Rarbee, of Garner, brother of the
groom; Miss Cora Honeycutt of Apex,
and Mr.. w. j. Copeman, of Green's
| boro.
The bride was charming attired in "A
| lovely chiffon gown over white taffeta.
and carried a magnificent bouquet OF
| carnations and maiden hair ferns.
Mr.. Copeman was best man and Miss
| Sallie Hulin. sister of the birdie, was
| brides maid. large number OF
| handsome and costly wedding gifts
showed the popularity of the young
couple.
After the marriage the bridal party
were driven to the depot. where Mr.,
and Mr.. Barbee took the afternoon
| train for Greensboro. Last evening
| they were guests to supper IN then
| honor at the McAdoo Hotel in Greens
| boro, and they left there this morning
| for Ashevillc, where they will spend
| their honeymoon as guests of Mr. Bar
| bees brother, Mr.. l.. Nj. Barbee at the
| Battery Park Hotel. They will make
their future home in Greensboro.
Miss Hulin is an accomplished and
popular young lady and her many
| friends regret to lose her from Raj
eigh. Mr.. Barbee is the son of Mr.. G..
| Q. Barbee, a highly esteemed citzel,
| Of Garner, and holds the position OF
| dispatcher for the Southern Railway
| at Greensboro. He is one of the best
! liked young men i'm the service and
has prosperous future before him
| :. < X
Moonlight on 'Ioch Lilly
! RoXboro, n. c., June 21.-On Mon
day night the young men of the town
gave a delightful and very enjoyable
| moonlight picnic in honor of the visit
| ing young ladies.
Locn Lilly. the Lake of Lilies
north of town. was the place to which
| the following went under guide of the
| sIlvery moon:
| Miss Lottie Whitaker, of Oak Ridge,
with DR.. B. r. Long; Miss Irma Cobb.
| of Greenville with j. A. Long, Jr.
Miss Annie Long with Chas. owen, of
| Denniston Va; Miss Elma Festher-
stOn with DIR. A. 2. Reade of M
| Tirzah N. c.: Miss Ruth Feotherston
| with Preston Satterfield; Miss Mary
Hunter with Matt Long; Miss Daisy
| Simpson with H. Runt Fields; Miss
Maude Satterfield with Alex Sergeant
| Miss Ethel Newell with II. d. Long.
All returned between the hours of
| II and /. reporting a delightful time
boating. fishing and having a merry
| time in general.
| Mrs. r. J. league and w. II. Long.
| Miss Made Allen, of Dry Fork, Va,
| is visiting Miss Annie Reade Long.
| Miss Lucy Pannlll. of Greensboro.
| is visiting Miss Aline Webb.
!. j. :.
Hughes Porter.
| Norfolk, Va, June 21.K-Last even
| ing at the home of the brides parents
| in Portsmouth. Mr.. Edwin Bird
| Hughes, of Greensboro, n. c., and
| Miss Susan Buxton Porter were mar
| ried The ceremony was performed
| ty the Rev. Edward Minor, assistant
rector of st. Luke'G Episcopal church
| of Norfolk
The marriage was very beautiful,
| the parlors being charmingly decorat-
! ed. Many guests from out of town
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes
| have gone North on a trip. and will
| be at home in Greensboro after the
| first of July.