The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-06-15
JUNE MARRIAGE BELLS.
Nash--Hart.
Beautiful Church Wedding Celeb ated
in Rocky r1ount.

The following clipped from the Raj
elgh News and Observer will be read
with interest by Henderson people.
Mr.. Nash is well known here, where
he has made many friends during his
visits to his father, DR.. l.. l.. Nash.
The GOLD LEAF extends hearty con
CALCULATIONS and good wishes:
ROCKY MOUNT, June S-A beautiful and
brilliant event was the wedding at the
Methodist church when On Wednesday
evening Miss Rosa Ramey Hart, of this
place, and Mr.. Marvin ". Nash of Selma.
were married, the ceremony being per
| formed by Rev. L. L. Nash Of Henderson,
| father OF the groom, assisted by Rev. Y.
| S. Rome.
The church was beautifully decorated
| and as the friends and acquaintance
| gathered in great numbers Miss Helene
| Battle charmingly sang Call Me Thine
Own" while Mrs. NJ. X. Brasweli render
| ed the organ accompaniment. At $50
| Mrs. Braswell began the wedding march
as the bridal party made it's appearance
First came the ribbon children. little
Miss Mamie Daughtridge, in blue silk,
and Master John Tyree, in white, who
gracefully united the ribbons, while next
| came the four ushers, Messrs. Il. g. Hart
l.. Y. Hart, J. ?. Tyree and ". l.. Phifer,
these followed NY the bridesmaids, Miss
es Rosa Gordon, Lessie Williford, Bessie
Guthrie, OF Raleigh; Margaret Etheridge,
of Selma; Alice Hart, Temple Whitehead.
attired in white silk with yellow girdles
and short wells, carrying ox-eye daisies;
aad the groomsmen, Messrs. f. A. Briggs,
of Raleigh; Ed Wick, of Selma; Sam p
Wood, OF Selma: j. l.. Arlington, J. p
Bum and j. B. Ramsey all in full dress.
The dame of honor, Mrs. Edgar Hart,
wore pink null and carried pink carna-
tons. The maid Of honor, Miss Alice
Lancaster, wore blue crepe de chine and
carried pink carnations. little Vernon
Hart, the ring bearer, followed bearing
a silver waiter with the ring, followed
by little Elizabeth May, in pink silk,
gracefully strewing the brides pathway
with rose petals. Then came the bride
escorted by her brother Capt Edgar Hart,
who gave her away. She was attired
in shimmering robe ofpure white liberty
satin with duchess lace, her long white
veil falling in fieecy clouds around her
graceful form, but not cOnceiling her
beauty They were met at the altar by
the groom who, with his brother, Mr.
Wightman Nash, the best man, had en-
tered from the vestry room. During the
ceremony 'Hearts and Flowers was
played, and the wedding march from
| LOheDgrin as a occasional.
After the ceremony the bridal party
went to the home of Capt. and Mrs. B..
b. Williford, sister of the bride, where an
elegant reception was rendered them.
Amid a shower Of congratulations, rice
and good-byes, the happy couple lett for
| IL 1,l
the recipients OF large number of beau
tiful and handsome presents.
The bride is beautiful young lady the
the daughter of the late Mr.. Spencer
Hart, and is one Of our most popular
young women. The groom is talented
young attorney, once a resident OF this
city now of Selma, and a son OF DR.. l.. l..
| Nash, a prominent minister Of the North
! Carolina Conference.
The happy couple will be at home i'll
Selma after the fifteenth OF June.