Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-12-31

sion ana D0lng &SSOcI8I0u Will tuo
Dental College in that city.
The showers of rice under which they
left is typical in a small way of the
heartfelt Fluctuations showered upon
them by all our people. l.
Among the out of town guests at this
wedding we're Miss Alice Hughes, of
McRae, Ga, sister of the groom; DR.. G.
II. Hughes, OF Hillsboro. N. c.; DIR. A.
8. Cromartie, of Fayetteville, N. c.;
Mrs. w. I. Walker, of Rocky Mount.
N. c.; Miss Carroll Crccker, of Blue
field, w. Va, and DIR. J. s. Wells, of
Atlanta, Ga.
MINTZ- MCGEE.
Mount Olive, Dec. PA large con-
course of friends gathered here yester-
day afternoon at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. M. T. Breazeale to witness the
marriage of Mrs. Breazea'e's sister,
Miss Carrie Belle McGee, to Mr.. Fred
erick Rudolph Mintz.
The decorations in the east parlor
where the ceremony was performed
were exquisite, the color motif being
pink and green. A most beautiful ef-
feet was secured by the use of bloom
ing plants, cut flowers, ferns, palms
and graceful testoons of green. The
appearance of chancel was given by
the green-co1ored arch in one corner OF
the room from which was suspended a
large bell covered with pink flowers.
Back of this arch and on either side
were banks of growing plants, and
| leading to it was an aisle formed or
wide pink satin ribbon. The effect
was enhanced by lighted candelabra
placed back of the arch and in regular
gradations IN front of it. Before this
Iimprovised chancel the young couple
took the marriage vows from Rev. E.
E. Rose, who spoke the beautiful ring
ceremony Of the Methodist church.
At 2:3O o'clock, Miss Frank English,
who presided at the piano, rendered
the first number ST a musical program,
this being Paderewiski's Minuet a L
/ Antique. This was followed by
IGodard's Ind Valse. .Schumann's Trau-
meri and one of Chopin's Preludes.
Promptly at o'clock sounded the first
strains of the wedding march, and the
groom entered with his brother, Mr..
Harry C. Mintz, of Wilmington. Next
came the maid Of honor, Miss Georgia
Lee, of Gold sboro, who was dream of
Iloveliness in an empire lace robe over
pink satin made en- traine. She wore
la large black picture hat and carried
pink carnations and ferns. The bride
entered with her brother-in law, Mr..
M. T. Breazeale, and joined the groom,
= where he awaited her in front of the
altar. MELODY of Love" was played
, softly during the ceremony and was
changed into the ringing strains of
Mendelsohn' wedding march as the
benediction was pronounced.
The bride was attired in brown
8 tailored suit with hat, shoes and gloves
to match, and carried an arm bouquet
s of brides roses and ferns.
The west parlor of the Breazeale
thome accommodated the large array of
s lexquisite wedding gifts sent in by
friends of this popular couple. Guests
were received in both parlors and in
s the studio, Misses May Tatem, Clara
ILittman, Mignonette Kornegay, Mary
MCGEE and Mrs. D. N. McGee grace
fully making every one feel at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mintz left on the south
\ tbo Ind train for visit to Wilmington
land Southport, Southport being the
tformer home of Mr.. Mintz.
Miss MCGEE is q sister of Mrs. M. T
IBreazeale and Mrs. B. w. Southerland
Eand is one of Mount Olives most be-
I lloved young ladies. Having lived
: there for a number of years, she has
!. Hendeared herself to every one. She il
' Eprominent in church and social cir.
Hcles, and those concerned in both re
lioice that she will continue to liv'
IaRong us.
Mr.. Mintz has made his home in Mt
aOlive for the past five years, having
d Iedited the Mount Olive Tribune sine
.' its inception. He is well and favorabl.
i known to the newspaper fraternit.
g land is very popular with all our peo
s Iple.
J, The heartfelt good wishes of all ar
= with these two whom God hath joine
2 together.