Milford chronicle., 1912-04-05
HAS.
PRETTY WEDDING.
lie Wyatt NuPtuals Last Wednesday.
Details In Full. Personals.

lille Wyatt NuPtuals Last Wednesday.
4 Details In Full. Personals.
: On Wednesday evening, March 9th,
TT $3.50 O'Clock, Union M. P. Church
yas the scene Of a very pretty wedding,
Fhen Miss Hester Lille, youngest daugh-
ner OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua B. Raugh-
sey became the bride of Mr.. Thomas
; Herbert Wyatt, one of Denton's most
popular young merchants. The bridal
'3arty entered the church to the strains
|. rom LOhengrin, and were met by Rev.
n. j. Bailey who performed the cere-
,nony, which took place under an arch
IF white and green, and from the cen
re depended a white bell. The we'd
ling march was rendered by Mrs. M.
Leland Wyatt, a sister-in-law of the
groom, who was gOwned in white serge
With trimmings OF white satin and en-
-oroidery, and Miss Ella Carter, of Den
ton, cousin of the bride, assisted the
,)rganist by turning the music. Miss
Mary E. Raughley, sister of the bride,
was maid of honor, and wore a gown of
white silk. Mrs. P. Seldom Raughley,
a sister-in-law of the bride, and whose
,iress was of white crepe meteor, was
natrOn of honor. Miss Florence Moody,
IF Wilmington, and Miss Loleta Belts,
IF Milton, were bridesmaids, and were
gOwned in white silk. The attendants
carried white carnations. Mr.. M. Le-
and Wyatt, a brother of the groom,
was best man. The bride was most
beautifully attired in gown of white
iatin with trimmings of pearls. lace and
-rlnge with train and veil, and carried
White carnations and maiden hair fern,
led with white marquisette ribbon.
The groom wore the conventional black. |
dessrs. M. Leland Wyatt, P. Seldom /
4aughley, Alfred Raughley ard William |
Nuttle acted as ushers. A reception |
vas held at the home of the BRIDES
larents to about one hundred and fifty
elatives and friends of the bride and |
room. The bride received many use
al presents consisting of cut glass, sill
erware, china and linens. After re-
Giving congratulations Mr.. and Mrs
@yatt were driven to Harrington in a
lrge touring car, accompanied by a
1mber of friends, where they boarded
le midnight train amid showers of rice
nd confetti for an extended trip north.
he BRIDES travelling suit was of tan
eteor cloth, with hat and gloves to
atch. Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt returned
Onday to their handsome new home [
] Main street which the groom had
gently completed, and where they !
ere met by friends and relatives who {
I'D prepared a dinner. The host of {
lends Of the happy young couple wish
len1- success, happiness and prosper
Roy Chance, of near Greensboro, was t
guest at the home of Enos Cleaves
d wife.
Thomas Cahall, wife and son Lester, @
IRE entertained at the home of John C
ehOls, of near Greensboro. v
Mrs. Jennie Creadick, of Harrington, il
IS a guest of Mrs. Robert Thawley t
It Thursday. n
Rev. and Mrs. T. ]. Sard and chill fl
e.f. were entertained at supper on "
esday at the home of R. H. Dill and
fe. s.
Mr.. Saddler and family, of Ridgley, n
wed to our town Friday in the prop il
y which Thurman A. Harris vacated Il
,ently on account of the death of a N
ative. Il
Il. Wyatt, wife, and daughter st
elyn, of Denton, were guests at the az
ne Of Thomas H. Sipple and wife of ef
lrs. Alfred Raughley, of Harrington, ia
5 a guest at the home of her sister al
aw, Mrs. Francis A. Porter, on ia
lrsday. he