The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-11-15
Pretty Afternoon Mar
riage.
Wedding Of Mr.. Thomas ELLIS and
Miss Lizzie Satterwhite Wedres.
day, November 7th, 1906.

Contributed
. lovely wedding ceremony Was ST.
emnized last Wednesday afternoon. NJ,
18th. at 4 O'Clock at the handsome hall,.
of Mr.. and Mrs. :. Ii. Satterw hite l.rsr
Henderson, when their daughter. Mis-
Lizzie Green, became the bride q: III
Thomas Ellis The hall, parinr. ar,;
dining room, were Beautifully and al
tistically decorated for the occasion
In the hall and dining room Were grow
ing plants and winter green. The dee
orations in the parlor where the nurtial
vows were spoken were unique and
beautiful. The improvised Hymeueal
altar stood in the Southern window
amid a wilderness OF winter green. trail
ing cedar and luxnriant growing chrys
anthemums of varied hues-
The ceremony was performed by Rev
E. N. Raper, pastor OF the Methodist
Protestant church at Flat Rock. Mis-,
Willie Buchan, of Henderson, presided ii,
the piano playing with her usual skill
and grace Meditations and Schuber,
Serenade, while the guests were Assem-
bling. Mendelssohn's wedding march was
played as the bridal party entered
Hearts and Flowers was softly pla, ri
while the vows were being plighted lat
made them twain. The briadai couplr
was preceded by two pretty little fiower
girls bearing boquets OF handsome chrvs-
anthemums, Miss Gladis Satterwhite
sister of the bride, and Miss Kate Fluv,s
beautifully dressed in white. one wearing
blue ribbons and the other pink The
bride was attired in handsome and rr
| ceedingly becoming gown Of champaign
| silk wolfe over blue silk. carried n boouet
| OF bride roses and maiden hair fern Win
long ends of white ribbon. She came in
| leaning on the arm OF the groom. who
| wore a dress suit of black.
After the marriage the guests wcr.
| usher ed into the spacious dining room
| wheIe an elegant and sumptuous five
| o'clock dinner was served in courses.
The menu consisted of ham. turkey, pork
| all kinds OF salads, celery, pickles, beaten
| biscuit, coffee, various kinds of cake.
| fruits and ice cream. Mrs. Albright. d;
| Durham, Mrs. ]. Z. Satterwhi tie assisted
| by two pretty young ladies. Miss Annie
| Satterwhite and Miss Josie Reavis grace
fully served the courses.
Immediately after dinner Mr. ard Mrs
Ellis left for the home OF his father hey ad
1 Henderson, accompanied by her sister
| Miss Addie Satterwhite and cousin Mis-,
| Jeanne Satterwhite and cousin Mr.. Will,
| Floyd.
The bride is young woman very
much beloved by large family and a
| host OF friends. In addition To her nat
| ural beauty. she possesses n warm. unsp.
| fish disposition readiness 10 aid AM
| sympathize with Others which endca,
| her to all who know her sir Ellis il a
| prosperous young farmer. Mr.. and NJ :
| Ellis received warm ard hearty coHgrat
| ulations from all present. The weddir;
| gifts. expressive of sincere well wishes
weres numerous, very handsome ans
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