The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
Raleigh, N. c.

Especial TO This Richmond virginian.)
RALEIGH, n. C.. June r1.--wed-
nesday, June s, was a dav OF we'd
dings in Raleigh. four brides leaving
the city to make their home at other
places. Two were elaborate church
weddings, whiel the others were home
affairs.
AZ 1880 o'clock at North cottage
o. Meredith College, Miss Mary APPLE
white. for four years head of the de-
partment OF education of Meredith
College, and Mr.. John, Yates Kilian,
or Newton, were united In marriage
by Rev. Livingston johnson. assisted
by Dr. W G. Tyree. The library, in
wnlch the ceremony was perform ed,
was simply and effectively decorated
in palms and ferns and daisies.
Miss Alma Mcdonald of Creams
boro, was maid of honor. She was
sttired in handsome pink linen, with
trimmings Of handmade Irish crochet.
and carried pink roses Mr.. C. e.
Mcintosh, 81 Chapel Hill, acted as
best man. while Mr.. w. J. Applewhite.
the brides brother. gave her away.
The bride wore q handsome tailored
suit OF blue cloth. with hand en-
broidered collar and cuffs. and be-
coming hat OF burnt straw, with trim
mings to match the suit. Her bou-
quet was of pink and white sweet
peas. After the wedding ceremony
the bride and groom left for the Vir-
glnia coast, where they will make
their headquarters during their honey
moon later going to their home at
Newton, where the groom lis a promi-
nent and successful business man.
One of the prettiest weddings OF the
week was that of Miss Katie Wayiand
Barbee, daughter of Mr.. Claude Bar
bee, OF this city, and Mr.. B. Mabry
Hart, OF New Bern. The wedding
came as the fnal climax OF such q
round OF social courtesies and atten-
lions as had probably never been
shown a bride in this city before.
Edenton Street Methodist church was
beautifully decorated in palms, pink
sweet peas and lighted candles.
Wflson--StOckard.
At o'clock in the afternoon at the
First Presbyterian church. Miss Elsie
Stockard, daughter of President
stookard. of Peace Institute. became
the bride OF Mr.. Arthur John Wilson,
OF the department of chemistry OF
Cornell University.
The church was decorated in palms
and cut flowers Tho ceremony was
performed by DIR. w. Nee. White,
The bridesmaids were Misses Paul
Inc HILL May Montague and Vivian
Mcncure, The maid Of honor was
Miss Elsie 6toekard. and the dame OF
honor was Mrs. Thomas Moore, Of
Norfolk. All were atttrSd In white
lingerie costumes and carried pale
pink carnations.
The grooms, all classmates of the
groom, were Leroy Abernathy. of
Hickory; :, O. Perkins. of Lenoir; DIR.
George McNider and ri. NJ. Steed.
Norrfs-Wyatt.
The fourth wedding OF the day took
place at =, N, and was quiet
home affair. owing to recent bereave.
ment In the family of both the bride
and the groom.
mss Louise Wyatt became the bride
OF DIR. c. Pritchard Norris, Of Dur
ham. at the home of her father, Mr.,
Job p. Wyatt, in the presence OF only
intimate friends and relatives.
The only attendants we're Miss
Ethel Buffalo. OF Oxford. maid OF
honor, and DR., J. C. johnson, OF Dur
ham, best man,
The bride Ia the granddaughter OF
Col. w. J, Hicks. superintendent of
the Oxford orphanase. The groom
10 dentist OF Durham. where they