The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-07-29

SOlemnlzed IN Salisbury wednesday
Nlqht Of this Week.

Night Of this Week.
Salisbury. N. c.. July 2s.--Special
The marriage here tonight Of Misr
Annie Kizer, of this city. and Mr.. w
Thomas Bost, of Durham. was one Of
the notable social events of the sea.
son. The ceremony was performed
in the Lutheran church and began at
S o'clock.
Fifteen minutes before the ceremony
began a choir of the brides special
friends composed OF .aesdames John
NJ. Julian. Charles NJ. Brown Kate
Wearn. D. w. Burright. Walter Cook
and Miss Emma Brown. and Messrs
Nelson Taylor, c. NJ. Brown and Wal.
ter Cook sang "The Voice That
Breathed Ger Eden" while the ush-
ers seated the congregation which
then had reached large proportions.
Following the hymn the bridal cho-
rus from Lohengrin was rendered as
professional march to the altar.
The voices of the ladies only were
head In this music. Miss Virginia
Busby paying the organ accompani-
ment The dshers stepped in double
flies: Mr.. r. y. Everett. of Durham.
and Mr.. w. II. Hobsor. OF Salisbury:
Mr.. Clarence Belts. OF Salisbury. and
DR.. J. w. Tankersiey. OF Greensboro
They were followed by Miss Mat
Griffin. OF Greensboro. and Miss Sadie
Snider. OF Salisbury: Miss Sadie Da-
Wis. OF Salisbury. and Miss Fannie
Bost. Of South River. bridesmaids. all
gowned In soft white silk and carry
ing white roses. The maid Of honor
Miss Alice Kizer. in embroidered lin
gerie and bearing white roses pre-
ceded the matfon OF honor. sister.
Mrs. Arthur l.. Patterson who was
prettily attired in her wedding gown
OF crepe de chine. The bride fol
lowed with her father. Prof. R. G.
Kizer. She was dressed In princess
gown Of crepe meter with trimmings
of embroidered roses emberlished with
pearls. She carried a. bouquet OF
BRIDES roses and -filfes. of the valley
and her ven was caught up with dia-
mopd crescent. the gift OF the groom
From the left entrance came the
groom with his brother. Rev. Sidney
s. Bost. of Durham. The couple met
before DR.. VI. NJ Kinard. pastor OF
ST Johns Lutheran church. who used
the ritual OF his creed and the ring
ceremony. During the ceremony the
violin. of Prof. Nelson Taylor was
heard in fine soft effect in. 20 Thou
Sublime Sweet Evening STAR" from
Wagner. Immediately after the cere-
mony MeBdelssohn's Wedding March
was struck up and the exit from the
church to the brides home on North
Main street began. There an infor-
nal reception was held. with the Gus
tomary excitement over wedding
cakes and the superstitious enjoy
ments traditional among the ladies
Many out OF town guests were pres
ent. among them being Mr. and Mrs
Lincoln. of Lynehburg: Sir. and Mrs
d.. L. Bost. Of Concord: Dir. J. II.
King. 81 tie Herald. Durham: Gen
y. s. Carr. OF Durham: Mr s. IT,
Reams. Or Durham. and Mr. Theo. r.
Kluttz. Jr.. Of the Observer Charlotte.
The parlor o. THE home was deco
rated In white and green with a pro
fusion OF ferns. potted plants and
every kind Of evergreen. An ice
course was served In the dining ROOM
similarly set on in beautiful flowers
and In the midst Of the festivities the
bride and groom left on the west
bound a:31 train for Asheville and
Toxaway where they will spend ten
DAYS.
! The wedding presents were varied
and decidedly q feature Of the event
They came in upon every train from
more than half dozen states wher,
the couple have friends who have
moved from North Carolina. tn.
gifts Of several hundred in number
while show ers purely TO the bride
were so extensive as 70 excite th'
greatest comment OF the visitors VII,
swarmad the Kizer home from the be
ginning OF the week until the Las
event tonight.
n After the bridal trip Of ten days th'
couple will return 20 Durham. thl
home Of the bridegroom. For tn
present they will board with Mr.. AM
Mrs. IT. A. Bost on Morris street.
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