The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-12-21
LAsslIER-HANEs WEDDING.
The Brilliant Social Event Surround
Ing the Wedding Of Popular Young
Couple.
News and Observer.

News and Observer
Winston-Salem, N. c., Dec. 14.-One
OF the prettiest and most fashionable
home weddings ever witnessed in this
city was celebrated at high noon today
at the magnificent home, "Westerleigh,"
of Mrs. John Wesley Hanes, when her
charming and accomplished daughter.
Miss Daisy, became the bride Of Mr..
Robert Lassiter, ore OF the leading bust
ness men of Henderson
The home had been beautifully dec
GRATED in palms, ferns, smilax, and
Easter lilies in the hall, while pink car
nations and American Beauty roses lent
their fragrance to the decorations in par
lor, library and gift room.
The maid-Of-honOr was Miss Louise
Holt, OfGraham, and the best man Maj.
John II. Andrews, Of Raleigh. The ring
ceremony was impressively performed by
DR.. II. F. Chrietzberg pastor of Centenary
Methodist Episcopal church. A brilliant
reception from to 4 p. M, followed the
nuptials. 1t was attended by many
friends OF the contracting parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lassiter left at O'CLOCK
via New Orleans In January they will
VIC az AouC III A1CuoC16ou
The bride is among the most charming
and popular young women, with an ex-
tensive circle of admiring friends. Mr.
Lassiter is popular and wealthy young
business OF Henderson and is very highly
highly esteemed.
On Wednesday evening at six o'clock
there was a most delightful reception
complimentary to Mr. Robert Lassiter,
his friends and the guests of Miss Daisy
were served an elegant eight course din
ner The dining room was exquisite in
pink.
Only out .of-town guests were present.
The guest of honor, Mr., Robert Lassiter
of Henderson,; Messrs. John H. Andrews,
Raleigh; Brooks Parham, Oxford; W. W.
Richards, Raleigh; DR.. John Hill Tucker,
Henderson; Misses Louise Holt, Graham;
Elizabeth Pittman, Henderson,; May
Courtney Oates, Charlotte; Leila Pugh.
New York City; Sallie Cotton, Cottondale;
Mrs. r. W. D. Conner, Raleigh; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lyon, Durham, and the bride
elect, Miss Daisy Hanes.
On Wednesday afternoon at l o'clock
the last OF the charming social functions
given in honor Of Miss Daisy Hanes, the
popular bride-elect, was rendered by
Mrs. Jas. A. Gray, at her elegant home
on Cherry street. It was ideal in it's dec
orations of pure white, and after the
luncheon the beautiful coffee cups were
presented to the honor guest, Miss
Hanes, as a souvenir of the last and most
charming one of the courtesies extended
this popular young lady.
The happy guests of this delightful oc-
casion were: Miss Daisy Hanes, the
honor guest; Misses Louise Holt, OF Ora
ham; Leila Pugh, New York City; Eliza
beth Pittman, Henderson; Sallie Cotton,
Cottondale; May Courtney Oatse. Char
lotte; Katherine Hanes, Margaret Hanes,
May Barber; Mesdames R. D. w. Conner,
OF Raleigh, and A. H. Galloway.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. P.
H. Hanes, assisted by their daughters,
Misses Katherine and Margaret Hanes,
entertained the bride-elect and her friends.
The guests were: the guest of honor,
Miss Daisy Hanes; the maid-of-honor.
Miss Louise Holt, of Graham; Misses
Elizabeth Pittman, Henderson,; Leila
Pugh, New York City; Sallie Gotten, Cot
tendale; May Oates, Charlotte; Mrs. R D.
w. Conner, Raleigh; Misses Cora Buxton,
May Barber, Adelaide Fries, Antionette
Glenn, Mary Hinshaw, Eleanor Follin;
Messrs Thomas Maslin, George Hodgin,
D. Fl. Blair, Thomas Tyack, VS.. Snipes,
George Patterson, Arthur Coleman, Ster-
ling Smith, William Maslin, w. D. Currin,
Fred Brahnson, Robert Gorrell, Marion
Follin, Henry Shelton, P. H. Hanes, Jrf
Alex Hanes.