The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-06

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w. Hyams formerly oi Asnevlne,
and Mrs. Helen Dixon. this taking
place Christmas night.
Mr.. Hyans is Il graduate of the
| University Of North Carolina, and is
an able lawyer. His bride is Il tall
| ented lady. who has contributed 20 81
number Of magazines.
/ CiTAIE--CARTI,H
Marriage Of Il Prominent Young Couple
| al. Apex.
/ Apex. N. G.. Jan. 4.-( especially -
The World WAS sad-the garden q
! wild
land mar. the hermit sighed tn wo-
mar smiled"
! The wedding bells rang mcrrily. and
. heaut full marriage was celebrated
| last evening, January 3. I'll O'clock at
! the home of Mr.. and Mrs. a. b. Hun
Ter. Of Apex, y. &.
The contracting parties were Miss
Alice Carter, OF Apex, and DR. Q. T..
Schaun of RoXboro. Rev. &. VI
/ Brooks oniclated.
! The bride was elegantly goWned in
/ white crepe dc chine. with silk and
( lace Applique trimmings The veil was
! caught hack by a diamond crescent
/ the silt Of tie groom.
The marriage VOWS Were cmpFsS T.
81 by using the marriage ring of the
groom's mother. The approach 70 the
| rarlor OF the bridal party was herald
ca by the wedding march artisr.caliy
rendered by Mrs. 4. V. 3encam. The
hrst to enter We're two sweet little T 10
bon girls Miss Grace Carter, OF Holly
iSrr ngS, cud Miss Mary Garter, of cray
ton. attendants Were Miss annie
ITayloe. Of. AuIander maid 81 honor,
] Or. Long, Of R0Xboro, best man, DIR.
IT. r. Hunter OF Richmond Va. ana
bliss Maudc Norris. OF Apex. Mrs. :. G..
/ Olive. OF Apex, and M IS Cornie Jones.
] Of Apex, NJ iSS Katie Johnson, Of Dur
) ham. ring bearer
! MIR. Noel. Of Roxboro, and Mrs.
Clem Carter, Of Clayton, rece we'd.
Color scheme of the parlor was white
and green. Refreshments were served
by Dughi The lminS room MAS ornate,
tine color scheme being pink and green
After the supper the social fest Vtles
prevailed until the northbcGnd one
Eo'c;ock ira carried away the happy
groom ani the hlushing bride 10 ms
home III Rovboco.
the brides travelling costume was a
handsome green velvet with cut steel
IT, innings. Tie bride is a dev0ut
Christ an ana has been Il benediction
III the community, and sunshine in her
home.
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full physician IN Roxb6ro. Tae bridal
presents were numerous beautiful and
costly attesthg tie be de's personnel
Popularity. q
Hoss--Diycie.
/ Charlotte. y. c., Jan. g. special.)
-A swell of magnificent harmony
rolled through the spocious extent OF
the Second Presbyterian church here
last night as the Ross-Dwelle wedding
party swept up The aisles to the alta!'
where Revs. Or. James Y. Fair ana
Martin d. Hardin stood in waiting.
The groom. MIR. Charles DWelle, q
native of Savannah. Georgia, and a
young business man of ability, entered
with his best man. Mr. Howard Smart,
also of Savannah. These were fol-
lowed by the ushers: Messrs John
Kirkland Ross and j. Leak Spencer,
Then the bridesmaids all in white net
and lace trimmings, with the grooms-
men, as follows: Miss Lola Heath with
M. W. T.. Parker; Miss Margaret
Ward with Mr.. w NJ Wilson, IT.
Miss Dora Allen Safer with Mr. Jo-
seph Ross
Next in the procession was the maid
OF honor, Miss Mary Warren Cameron
of Fayetteville, gowned in Nile green
chiffon With lace trimmings, and car
rying a bouquet of white carnations
and asparagus ferns Leaning on the
arm Of her father came the bride
Gowned in satin crepe de chine VIII
bertha Of duchesse and rose point lace
and chiffon handmade yoke, AMI car
rying a bouquet Of brides roses and
lilies of the valley. Her veil was
caught with a harvest moon Of pearls
The bride and groom met before
an altar banked with ferns and palms
and here, while PROF. Zehm rendered
'Traumerei." their troth was plighted
The party then departed to the seralns
of MendelSSOhn's wedding march
Later at the home of the brides
parents an elegant reception was held
the rooms being decorated in white
and greea and enriched with garni-
ture Of holly and mistIetoe. After
wards the groom and bride left on a
night train for two Wseks tour in
The bride is winsome young wo-
man possessing rare charms both OF
Il person and manner
Dance It EarnNiile.
Farmv lie, Y. c.. Jan. 5.--( Speeiai.)
On Tuesday evening the young men OF
i'ar.nville gave 4 Gelightfll dance in
honor of Mis- Naomi Newborn. who
has been visiting Miss Etta Smith dur
ing the hol days.
The german was gracefully led ~
! MI Redmond and Miss Pitt
The music was furnished by The
Tarhoro symphony Band under the
management of Mr.. Bell This band
promises to be The foremost III The
state.
Concord, N. c., jan 4.-The Citizens
i BANKING and Trust COMPANY has been
organized here. A. Jones York is pres
ident II. l.. Parks vice president and
Charles b. Wagner cashier.