Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-10-23
MoORE-PRIVETT.
Beautiful Wedding in St. Ste
phen's Episcopal Church
Wednesday Night.
A Popular Son of Wilson Wins One OF
GOIdsbOrO's Most Charming and
FaYOrite Daughters-Leaye
on Tour to the North.
on Tour to the North.

on Tour to the North.
No more lovely nor more impressive
marriage has ever been solemn1zed IN
this city than was that of DR.. Kncnen
Carl Moore and Miss Leila Foster
Privett in St. Stephens Episcopal
Church Wednesday night at eight
O'Clock.
The always beautiful little church
was entrancingly so last night IN It's
profuse yet artistic decorations OF
potted plants, green asparagus ana
white and yellow chrysanthemums,
and in it's briliancy of electric lights
and altar candles twinkling like stars
of hope and promise amid the bloom
ing flowers of happiness and the per-
ennial green of love.
A representative congregation OF
Goldsboros people thronged the
church to its utmost, for the talr
young bride is a universal faVorlte
" it'll them, and interest in her we'd
ding and her happiness was the i'm
pulse that brought them to witness
tie linking of her life with that OF his
who is to be one with her-'two souls
with but single thought; two hearts
that beat as one,'' thro' all the coming
years.
While the congregation waited and
Just as the families of the contracting
parties were seated Mrs. Ehrlich E.
Smith sang in her sweetest tones
Because God Made Thee Nine.
After the arrival of the immediate
relatives of the bride and groom, who
were given seats beyond the ribbons,
the brides intimate friends, elegantly
attired, preceded the bridal party, as
follows: Misses, Blanch King with R.
d. Parrot, Lizzie aiggs of Greenvllle
with Jake Meyerburg, Louisa Slocumb
with Paul Borden, Kate Isler with
Tom O'Berry, Hattie Dewey with
Street Munroe, Alice Aycock of Raj
eigh with DR.. Oscar Hooks OF wilson,
Josephine Wrenn of Norfolk, Va, with
Frank Daniels, Miss Etheridge of Nor
folk. Va, with Kennon Borden, Sophie
Jenkins with Frank Creech, Diana
Whitfield with Leslie Lane, Emma
Finlayson with Ben Witherington,
Glare Porter with Frank Castex, Jr.,
Jennie Ormond with Edwin b. Lee,
Annie Lee Davis with Robert Powell,
Mary Lane with DR.. w. P. Exum, Jr.,
Lydia Winslow with Will Ormond,
Jessie Brothers with Ration Slaugh-
ter. Rosa Powell with Dewey Slocumb,
Elsie Dortch with Leslie Yelverton.
Then came the bridal party, led by
Messrs. G. w. Stanton, of Wilson, and
w, H Winstead, brother-1n-laW OF the
bride, as honorary ushers, and the
following ushers: Messrs. John Cor
ham and Frank Freeman, and DR.. Paul
Lane and DR.. Henry Best, of Wilson.
Then came the bridesmaids, as fol-
lows: Misses, Mary Moore and LeMay
Dewey; Elsie Moore and Vivian Woo
ten, all gowned in white messaline
with pearl and silver trimmings and
large black hats, carrying bouquets OF
large yellow hrysanthemums.
The lovely maid of honor, Miss Lu-
cia Privett, sister of the bride, goWned
in yellow messaline, with gold trim
mings and large black hat, carrying
bouquet of brides roses, walked alone
followed by the angelic little ring
bearer, Lucille Stanton, of Wilson, III
white accordion plated silk.
The approach of the long array OF
bridal attendants and bridesmaids uI
tie aisle to the chancel where tic
waiting minister, Rev. ]. Gilmer Bus
kie stood gowned in white, was inde'
scriDaE1y beautiful and impressive
Here the betrotha1 preceding the mar
r:aAe ceremony was spoken and theF
the bride and groom followed tbs
minister to the altar, where the mar
riage vows were given and the sacra
mental service completed.
The organ was presided over b.
Miss Georgia Lee, under whose dex
trous touch the inspiring notes of th
wedding march were given all the en-
trancing expression of which they ar
capable, both in professional and re
cessional.
The lovely bride was attired il
cream moire, with real lace and pear
trimmings, and her bridal veil wa
caught by a diamond and pearl brooch
a gift Of the groom. She carried
white Bible, from which hung
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
and was given away by her brother
Mr.. Doyle B. Privett.
The groom's best man was Mr.. Jac
N. Milner, of New York.
Immediately after the ceremon
the bridal party repaired to tn
brides home, just opposite the churcl
where an informal reception was hel
and cordial congratulations and goo
wishes exchanged, until the hour al