The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
Wilmington Social News.

WILMINGTON. N. c. November 10
Several weddings happily marked the
week in Wilmington. One OF the pref
test; though a home affair, was the
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt c. Love, of
this city. and Mr.. p. l.. Knight, of
Rocky Mount. The event was cele-
brated q, the Love home, on North
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
N. NJ. Watson, pastor Of Grace Metho-
Miss NJ. !, GRACE 6, Turlington. Of this city.
of Rocky Mount, best man.. After the
ceremony the happy couple left for
a visit to Southern Joints. including
stay at Havana, Cuba, for week.
hs aass ersm we're y Mrs w1nssz
Knight, mother OF the groom, and her
daughter. Miss knight. both of Tar
boro, n. C.: Mr.. ". 3; Boyer, Of Jack
of Richmond, Va.
A church wedding of brilliancy was
that Wednesday evening of Miss Kath-
crime Shepherd Kelly. daughter
and Mr.. Paul Baker Ben. Tie
nuptial event TRANSFERRED at st.
Andrews Presbyterian Church. which
was beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion and gthronged with q fashionably
the church. Rev. A. D. Mcclure ?. D..
performed the ceremony. Miss Annie
Kelly !, sister Of the bride, vas maid
R ri hnnnf a Wn BEST r q man f. sslden Of
Another pretty church marriage was
celebrated Thursday afternoon, the
contrasting easa parties being Miss Louise
took place at the First Presbyterian
Church. the nuptial knot being tied by
Rev. ]. NJ. Wells, D. D.. the pastor. and
the attendants were Miss Nora L.
honor; Mr.. r. II. Lee. Of Charlotte,
best man: Messrs. Eric Norden, OF WIZ
mington; G. NJ. Brand. Of Charleston.
s. c.. and D. 8. Smith and NJ. A.
Adelaide Worth and Dolores Holt
flower girls.
In honor Of her daughter-in-1aw,
Mrs; Clarence Mills, Mrs. Frank Mills
Oaks" Society from here attended in
full force and greatly enjoyed the at
fair.
where they went to attend the we'd
ding OF Mrs. Mills's brother, Mr..
Thomas McLaurin, son Of ex-united
States Senator McLaurln, of South Car
DINA.
Last Monday night the old Whining
ton Light Infantry, being those mem-
bers of the local military company
during the racial strife days OF 1898
In Wilmington. held their annual re-
union in the shape Of n banquet. and
at which the feature was an address
by Rev. A. d. Mcclure. d. D. Pre-
cetling the banquet came election Of
officers, and this resulted as follows:
Captain T. G. James, commander: Mr..
w. N. Harriss. vice-commandar; Bfslon
fIarriss, surgeon; Mr.: r. n; Sweet. re-
corder, and Mr.. J. p. Mutt commits
sa'y. Last Sunday was tho ninth an
aniversary Of the starting of tho race
riot In this city.
Fifty-odd members OF the Improved
Order OF Red Men, Of this city, re-
turned Tuesday from Wallace. near
here, where Monday night a tribe was
INSTITUTED. The new tribe is named
Waccamaw.r and starts Oft with a1large
membership. a sumptuous repast fol-
lowed the institution ceremony.
Friday morning the Junior Order of
United American Mechanics, following
the beautiful and patriotic idea Of the
ORDER presented to the Union School.
Of this city, large American flag and
handsome Bible The presentation
speech was made by Mayor William r
Springer. and the speech of accept
ance by John d. Bellanly. jr,, ESD
Mr.. Meares Harriss. a popular young
| Wilmlrgtorian has been elected sec
rotary and treasurer OF the North Car
olina Waterways Association.
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