The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-17
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Henderson. n. g, June IA beau
tiful marriage was celebrated at the
Church. of the Holy Innocents at high
noon yesterday. The contracting par
ties were DR. Harris Royal Moore and
Miss Alice Mutter Cheek. Bishop
Joseph Blount Cheshire. of Raleigh,
cousin Of the bride. and Rev Julian e.
Inge offciated The church was
beautifully decorated with magnih-
cent palms ferns and rare flowers.
Miss Bette Pittman rendered the
wedding march.
The ushers entered in pairs followed
by the bridesmaids. They were Messrs.
Stephen l. Moore and Holt Laird. of
Haw River: Misses Bessie Montgom
cry, of Raleigh. and Willie Parker:
Messrs. Frank w. Moore and Robert
L. Holt, Miss Claudia Hunter and Sue
Robards; Aston Cheek and Augustus
Moore. The ladies in white organdies
and lace, with white picture hats. car
rying shower bouquets of sweet peas
tied with delicate blue chiffon, and
the gentlemen in full dress with white
rose and fern boutonnieres.
Mrs. Ed. Lands. a cousin of the
bride. was dame of honor. in a beau
tiful white lace gown over delicate
blue taffeta silk. with blue picture hat
carrying delicate pink roses.
The bride entered on the arm of her
brother, Mr.. Alexander Cheek. She
was beautifully gowned in a white
embroidered satin messaiine, with
bridal veil and carried bouuet of Ill
lies of the valley and ferns. She is
beautiful brunette and one of Hen
derson's loveliest daughters. The
groom and his best man, Mr.. Banks
Holt. joined the bride at the altar.
The wedding ring symbolic of eter-
nitv and eternal love, was used.
The church was filed with interest
ed relatives and friends and nearly all
accompanied the happy couple to the
depot, where amid showers of rice
tended bridal tour.
Miss Cheek was one of Henderson's
most popular young ladies and deep
regret is felt at her departure. She
is a descendant of the Blounts. Alstons
and Jones, leading colonial families of
our State DR.. Moore is very popu-
lar physician of Burlington, where
they will reside.
Many magnificent presents of silver
and cut glass were sent by friends.
Beautiful hand-painted fans were
given by the bride to her bridesmaids
and dame of honor.
Mr.. Gus Hall, of Oxford. and Miss
Sarah Kollock, of Hillsboro, were
among the wedding quests.
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POol--Hood.
Goldsboro, ~ c., June ia quiet
marriage was solemnized in this city
last night at the parsonage of 81. Paul
NJ E. church, the pastor, Rev. w. L..
Cuninggim officiating, which, while
not unexpected was nevertheless in
the nature of surprise.
The contracting parties were Mr..
Louis Pool and Miss Stella Hood, both
of whom are especial favorites with
their wide circle of friends here, whose
best wishes are with them for length
of days, health. happiness and pros
perity.
The bride is the daughter of the late
Mr.. E. B. Hood. and sister of Hon.
George E. Hood, mayor of our city.
The groom has been a resident of our
city for several years and is an &C
countant in the business office of the
Southern Cotton Oil Company.
Those present at the marriage were
Miss Mollie Chamberlain, Mrs. w. l..
Cuninggim and Messrs. Paul john
ston and Foy Perkins.
The happy young couple took the
9:35 train last night for a bridal trip
to Washington and Baltimore. after
which they will return to this city,
and make their home temporarily with
the brides mother.
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Dance at ROxbOrO.
Roxboro, N. c., June 16.-Loch
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