The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03
SOCIAL LIFE IN WILMINGTON
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E WILMINGTON. N. c. March 2.-The
second week OF Lent was marked in
Wilmington by number Of marriages
Of interest. Tuesday afternoon a
pretty nuptial celebration took place
at the residence Of Mr.. A. w. Ander-
son. general superintendent OF the
Atlantic Coast Line. The handsome
South Front Street residence Of the
Andersons presented a brilliant scene
and was thronged with a Fashionable
attred assemblage. The contracting
parties were Miss Estelle Love Hlll-
house. a sister Of Mrs. Anderson, and
Mr.. George =. Banks, Of Winchester.
Tenn. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. J. NJ. Wells, D. D.. pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church, and
event Mr.. and Mrs. Banks left for
their future home In Winchester.
Another pretty home marriage was
that Wednesday, afternoon, at The home
Of Mr.. II. Z. Truelove. No. S19 Chest
nut Street. his daughter, Miss Bessie
NJ. Truelove being the bride, and Mr..
Preston Bridgers Robbins, OF lnocnix,
N. c., the groom. The couple was
married under a large and beautiful
dICll 1lldue u pOWcIS ana LIOIu Inc
centre of which hung a marriage bell
prettily fashioned Of smilax and white
crushed roses The couple went from
here to Phoenix, where reception
was given Wednesday night. A de-
lightful reception took place at the
Truelove home Tuesday evening.
Another marriage that transpired
Wednesday afternoon, though this one
was of surprising nature. was that
of Miss May Louise Galloway, daugh-
ter of DR.. w. c. Galloway, and Mr.
mington School OF Music. The couple
took only a few very intimate friends
into their confidence, and the event
was quietly celebrated. Rev. N. NJ
Watson, pastor of Grace Methodist
Church. being the officiating minister.
Still another surprise marriage came
to light in the forming of a union for
life between Mr.. N. p. Jeanrette. of
the d. l.. Gore Company, this city,
and Miss l3arnhill, OF Mullins. S. G. Mr..
Jeanrette went to Mullins ostensibly
on business last Saturday and while
there was married, returning here with
his bride Thursday.
News Of tho quiet marriage of two
WilminEtonians In Connecticut, was
received this week. February 2. at the
Darlington Avenue Congregational
Church, Hartford. Conn., Miss Anna
Parsley and DIR. Lionel IA. Love, prom-
nent young society people of Whining
ton were married, DR.. Love had been
sick in Hartford for some time. having
gone there for his health, and Miss
Parsley. accompanied by her parents
Mr.. and Mrs, w. T.. Parsley, went to
/ Hartford and the wedding was quietly
celebrated.
In honor of the natal day of Long
fellow Wednesday, tho student body of
the high school was addressed by In
yitation by Rev. j. NJ. Wells d. D.,
i pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church, Ills theme was the life and
works OF the great writer.
Two delightful church entertain-
ments were held the present week, and
one was OF elaborate nature. being
q reception given In the First Bap
fist Church, in honor OF Hon. J, w.
Bailey, editor OF the Biblical Recorder.
The guest of honor delivered splen-
| did address.
The other social OF this class was
| the annual trolley ride TO Wrightsville
| Beach ana oyster roast OF the N. N,
| S, Society Of Fifth street Methodist
! Church.