The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-06-03
PROMINENT HIGH POINT
GIRL MARRIES.
Wesley Memorial Church Scene Of a
Notable Eyent-MiSs Berta Lind
say and Bruce Carraway
Plight Their Troth.

Tuesday evening at $50 O'Clock
at the Wesley Memorial Methods,
Episcopal church Miss Berta Lind.
say was united in marriage to Bruce
CarraWay in the presence of a large
number of people. Rev. Gilbert T.
Rowe, pastor of the church, was the
officiating minister.
The church was beautifully deco
rated for the occasion, pink and green
being used, while the chancel was
banked with greens, and pink roses
The ushers were j. E. Kirkman, j
Ed Mills and Robert Jones on the
right aisle and Dallas Zollicoffer, W.
c. Beavans and W. C. Jones on the
left aisle. The ribbon-bearers were
little Helen Long with w. P Raglan,
Jr., Marjorie Tate with Charles Far
riss. 49,.
! The little misses were dressed in
white net with pink ribbons. the boys
in white satin suits. Down the left
aisle came Misses Clara Steele, Vic
let johnson and Katharine Harmon
and from the right aisle Misses Bes-
sic Tate, Elizabeth Harris and Grace
Bencini dressed in white net with
pink ribbons and carrying a rope of
smilax studded with pink roses.
First came two bridesmaids in pink,
Misses Clara Stanton and Hazel
Briggs, opposite Messrs. Foushee
and Pollock. Misses Lila Keith and
Maude Kerner, in green, opposite
Messrs. T. C. Smith and Albert
Freeze, followed by Misses Mar
guerlte KiEkman and Susie Taylor,
IN yellow, opposite Messrs, Jack
Bowen and Andrew Lindsay; Misses
Kathleen Petty and Pearl Ashworth.
in blue, opposite Messrs. Palmer
and Ernest Wall; Misses jamie Spen-
Ger and Mary Sheets, wearing Iaven-
der, were next with Messrs. George
Harris and Robt. Sechrest; Misses
Winnie Bruton and Mary Hutchinson
with Messrs Will Moffltt aud V. AS
bury; Afissss Editts Bradshaw and
Blanche Harmon. in pink, with DR..
jackson and w. c. Jones.
The DANES of honor were Mrs.
Dallas Zollicoffer, in light blue crepe
meteor, and Mrs. J. Edward Mills,
in peacock blue crepe meteor.
Miss Clara Harmon, first maid of
honor, was dressed in pink crepe
meteor; Miss Eunice Graham, second
maid of honor, in green taff-ta. The
bridesmaids carried pink roses.
Little Miss Margaret Houser was
ring bearer, which was encased in a
white lily. tied with tulle. The little
flower girls were Elizabeth Jones
and Dorothy Ingram, dressed in
white net over pink, scattering fiow-
ers in the pathway of the bride.
The bride came down the left
aisle leaning on the arm of her elder
brother, John Lindsay, while the
groom entered from the right with
his brother, Carr Carraway, as best
man.
The bride was a picture of lowell
ness and innocent girlhcod. She
was dressed in white duchess satin
with draperies of imported princess
lace, the veil being caught with a
circlet of orange blossoms. A shower
bouquet of brides roses was car
ried by Miss Lindsay. Her orna-
ments were diamonds and pearls.
At the altar Mr.. Lindsay placed his
sister in the care of tile groom, who
promised love and protection before
the officiating minister, Rev. G. T.
Rowe.
Miss Corinna Auman, of Thomas
vile, rendered several selections be-
fore the entry of the bridal party.
Mrs, J. j. Farriss sang Beloved, 1t
Is Morning." Mr.. and Mrs Quincy
Briggs sang"When | KnowThatThou
Art NearMe,'' a double quartet COM
posed of Messrs. Mendenhall, Angel,
Briggs and Ogburn and Mesdames
Farriss. Brockett, Brig and Idol
sang the bridal chorus as the we'd
ding party entered the church.
1t was one of the most notable
events OF it's kind ever solemnized
here.
Every one wishes for the couple
all happiness. The bride is one of
High Points most lovable young
ladies, viewed from every stand
point and her legion of friends trust
that in her new relations her path
way will be strewn with flowers of
love and happiness like on her we'd
ding night.
The bride was the recipient of q
large number of useful and valuable
presents from all parts of the coun
try.
Following the marriage there was
a reception at the home of the brides
j mother, Mrs. John A. Lindsay.