The commonwealth., 1907-01-17
DUNN-CALLOWAY.
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"The Granite City has never witness
ed pretter wedding-and surely none
OF greater in terest to the entire COM
munity than the marriage OF Miss
Grace Galloway to Mr.. w. Albion
Damn, OF Scotland Neck, in the First
Baptist church, Wednesday at high
noon. The church was elaborateiy
and t;stily decorated with palms,
snilax, ferns, and various pottoa plants,
while the color scheme Of white and
green was distinc:iyely observed
throughout. Three arches entwined
with rhododendron, laurel and holly,
scanned the auditorium in front of the
chancel, and Just above these on either
| side hovered two snow white doves
EN- blems of peace. On the railing OF
| the balustrade banked with cedar were
candles, sending forth their soft, mel
I low light, the windows having been
darkened for that occasion.
AS the bridal party entered the
building the popular wedding. march
FROM Lohensrin was sweetly rendered
by Mrs. J. F. Prather at the organ,
and Messrs. George and Frank Wooo-
ruff on their vIoIins. Firs: came
down the als'es on either side Mr..
Haywood 7 1t, Of Mt. Airy, and
Mr.. D. E. Hoffman, Of Philadelphia.
Then Miss Aydlett, OF E!izaba,h City,
and Miss Jennie Whiting, Of Mt. Airy ;
Mr.. Frank Galloway. of Mt. Airy, aid
Mr.. Ashby Dunn, of Scotland Neck ;
Miss Moxie Smith, Of Mt. Airy, and
Miss Halle Smith, OF Mt. Airy; Mr..
George w. Greene, OF Weldon, and
Mr.. John B. Gray, OF Scotland Neck
Miss Neal, of Scotland Neck, and Miss
Lila Prather, of Mt. Airy; Miss Flaok
OF Shelby, and Miss Aline Galloway
maid Of honor, sister Of the bride, and
last the bride, handsomely gowned
in white chiffon broad cloth over
taffeta on train with a lovely white
picture hat and carrying a shower
= bouquet CT brides roses and lilies o
The valley, leaning on the arm OF he
brother, Mr.. Harry Gray Galloway
who was to give her away. The
we're met at the altar by the groom
With his best man, Mr.. Raymont
< Dunn, prominent lawyer OF Enfield
o where the VOWS we're taken. Th
beautiful ring ceremony wes i1npres
5ively administered by Rev. G. c
| Haymore. Schumann's "Franmeric
vas rendered in low mellow cadence
y during the ceremony, and the popu
ar wedding march Of Mendelssohl
vas used as a occasional. The mai
= VI honor was attired In pink organdi
2 )ver taffeta and hat to match, carryip
e la France roses, while the bridesmaid
o wore white organdie over taffeta an
black picture hats, each carrying whit
carnations.
, "On leaving the church the hrids
II party with quite number OF other il
& vlted guests repaired to the home c
Rev. and Mrs. G. G. Haymore, wher
\ reception was had and elegant II
freshments served.
" "The happy couple left on the 3
u rain for an extended Southern tril
st Expecting to visit Havana and othe
,r places of interest before returning
# liter which they will be at home i
scotland Neck.
"The wedding gifts received by tn
q popular young couple were many an
1t BEAUTIFUL, as we'll as costly, attestin
le she high esteem in which they wei
is held by their numerous friends, bot
in and out OF the State.
"The bride is the daughter of th
% late r. B. Galloway, one of Mt. Airy
); wealthiest and most highly esteeme
~ citizens. She was educated at til
lv Baptist University for Women. ST
- possesses those qualities of head an
heart that combine to make up a fu
y rounded character. Noble of brit
IS sweet IN disposition, lofty ideals.
e, The groom j. rising young alto
h ney Of Scotland Neck, of splended Ii
no erary attaiaments and with iutu
before him that any man might Just
" feel proud OF.
"On Monday evening, preceding Il
If marriage, Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. GalIow
IS gave most enjoyable reception to Il
ed bridal party and few ether friends
their elegant residence on North Ma
street. Delicious refreshments we
d served. Between the courses, toai
'ct to the bride were offered and happi
ID responded to by the groom, and On Il