The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-21

Those I'm Attendance az the We'd
ding Of Miss Emma Perrin West and
DR.. Thomas Meares Green-Dancc
Given Last Night I'm Honor of the
Bridal Party.
St. James Episcopal church was the
scene OF a beautiful wedding yester-
day evening at 5:45 when Miss Emma
Perrin West, daughter OF Mrs. He1iy
Perrin West, aud DR.. Thomas Meares
Green plighted their troth, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. r. w.
Hogue. The church was taxed to Its
utmost to accommodate the large
crowd in attendance. The many can
dies which burned upon the chan
eel cas- a soft glow over the
church and added beauty to the
scene. On either side of the chan
eel were banked palms and ferns and
with he innumerable candles as a
background the effect was a beautiful
one.
Mr.. Ed. Munson presided at the or
gan and promptly at the appointed
hour the strains of Mendelssohn's
wedding march filled the church as the
bridal party entered. Little Misses
Mary Orm Love and Katherine Elliott
the ribbon children, entered first. Then
DR.. Edward J. Wood and Mr.. Thomas
D. Meares, Jr., groomsmen; Miss Jane
Iredell Green and Miss Eleanor Emer-
son, bridesmaids; Mr.. George P. James
and Mr.. Henry B. Peschau, groomsmen;
Miss Amy Harlcwe and Miss Mildred
Nixon Johnson, of Brooklyn, brides
maids; Captain c. Med. Davis and Mr..
James Black, groomsmen; Miss Elliott
Emerson and Miss JEANNE Peck,
bridesmaids. Miss Hazel Love, the
maid of honor, preceded the bride, who
entered leaning upon the arm Of her
brother, Mr.. Harry P. West. The groom
entered from the vestry room accompa-
MED by his brother. Mr.. Charles F.
Green, who was best man, and met the
bride in front of the altar.
The words having been spoken max
ing them husband and wife, the strains
of the bridal chorus from Lohengrin
pSoiSo 1oIIh 40 IhS oildoI pdAt WV
the church, and at the same time the
wedding bells rang out merrily.
The bride looked beautiful in a gown
Of white messaline satin and wore a
tulle veil caught with orange blossoms.
She carried a shower bouquet of brides
roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Love. the maid Of honor
wore a dress Of white lace over yellow
satin and carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS. The bridesmaids wore white
dotted net and carried yellow chrys-
anthemums. The two little ribbon chill
dren were dain:ly attired in white or
candle, trimmed with lace. 1t was a
full dress wedding and the grooms-
men wore the conventional evening
suits with buttonieres of lilies of the
valley.
DIR. and Mrs. Green were acconpa-
MED to the Coast Line station by u.
number of friends. Amid a shower of
rice they boarded the $50 train for a
visit to Washington, D. c., New York
and other northern cities. They expect
to be away about ten days and upon
their return will be at home to their
friends at 80 Chestnut street. Thei-
popularity was attested by the many
beautiful presents received.
On Wednesday night the bridal party
was entertained at the home Mr.. d. G..
Love, uncle of the bride, and last night
from 6 to s a reception was held at the
brides home.
The bride is a young woman who Is
greatly loved and admired by a wide
circle of friends in this city. DR..
Croor &c m nroroipont o- nhycietnn
and has many friends not only in VIII
mington, but all over the state.
A dance was given asst night by the
L'Arioso German Club complimentary
to the bridal party and among those
present and dancing were: Miss Eliz-
Payne with Mr.. Clayton Giles.
Jr.,: Miss Hazel Love, Mr.. Charles F.
Miss Tallulah DeRosset, Mr..
n. J. Hayward. of Charlotte; Miss Lii
liam Slocomb, Of Fayetteville, Mr.. Neil
D. Emerson: Miss Anita DeRosset. Mr..
L. Williams: Mr.. and Mrs. James
NJ. Stevenson: Miss Jane Iredell Green.
Mr.. Harry West; Mr.. and Mrs. f. Pay
son Willard: Mr.. n Mrs. William
Henry Harrison, of Petersburg. Va:
Miss Isabelle Rountree. Captain j.
VanP. Metts: Miss Julia Parsley. Mr..
Milton Calder: Miss Nellie Emerson.
Mr.. c. VanLeuven: Miss Johnson. of
New York, Mr.. Henry B. Peschau;
Miss Bridgers,, Of Tarboro, Mr.. A. 5.
Root: Miss Ida Brown. Mr.. T. y.
Brown: Miss Mary Borden, Mr.. s. G.
Pott, Jr.: Miss Madeline DeRosset. Mr..
H. DeLeon Switzerland: Miss Alice
Borden. Mr.. Thomas III. Wright: Miss
Evans. Mr.. ". L. Walker: Miss Short,
Of Lake Waccamaw, Mr.. Raymond
Hunt: Miss Amy Harlow, Mr.. Thomas
D. Meares, Jr.: Miss Williams. OF
Athens, Ga, Mr.. S. NJ. Boatwright:
Miss Louise Bellamy. Mr.. Marsden
Bellamy. Jr.: Miss Mary Calder. Mr..
III. VI. Chase: Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Dick:
Miss JEANNE Peck. Captain G.. Med.
Davis: Mrs. E. P. Boatwrfght. Mr.. r.
Fl. Gwaltney: Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Nets: Mrs. r. y. Nash. Mr.. E. 8.
Nash: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wallace Car
michael.
Stags-Mr. A s. Williams. Mr.. Os-
car Peck.
Chaperones-Mrs. J.. Wallace Car
michael. Mrs. J. V. Granger.
Among the guests in attendance