The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-20
MARRIAGES
Miss Edna Prevatt Becomes Bride of
Mr.. Remus James Hall


Mr.. Remus James Hall
Reported for The Robesonian.
A beautiful wedding was solemn
lied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Prevatte Thursday evening at
8 when they gave in marriage their
daughter, Edna, to Mr.. Remus James
Hall. Promptly at 8 the music pro-
gram began. Mr.. c. B. Skipper very
impressively sang Because" by Guy
de Hardelot. Miss Hesba Hedgepeth
| artistically rendered violin selec-
ton. Miss Lille Barker beautifully
sang AT Dawning", by Chas. Make
field Cadman, with Miss Wrennie
Floyd at the piano.
10 the strains of Mendelssohn's
weddin gmarch, the bridal party en-
tered the parlor-Miss Pearl Howard
with Mr.. R. F. Hall; Miss Annie Ruth
Caldwell with Mr. j. r. Prevatte; Miss
Mamie Smith followed by Miss Dovie
Prevatte, maid of honor, the flower
girls, little Misses Margaret Bridger
and DeLesline Tyner. The ring bear
er, Francis Bodenheimer, came with
the ring in beautiful white lily.
Then came the groom and his best
man, Mr.. j. O. Powell, followed by the
bride on her fathers arm. The bride
and groom met under an archway of
Southern smilax and roses. Rev. l.
P. Hedgepeth united the happy coup
lie. During the ceremony "To a Wild
Rose" was softly played. The we'd
ding party went out to the strains of
the wedding march from Lohengrin.
The bride was most beautifully at
tired in a white gown Of georgette
, crepe over satin trimmed with pearls.
The only jewels worn were a set of
pearls. Her veil was caught with
wreath Of orange blossoms and she
t carried shower bouquet Of brides
roses. Miss Dovie Prevatte, maid OF
honor, twin sister Of the bride, was
8 gowned in white messaline drapee
a in tulle and trimmed with silver lace
and carried pink Killarney roses
Misses Pearl Howard and Annie Ruth
q Caldwell wore dresses Of pink trim
n med with silver and carried pink
i roses. The flower girls, little Misses
Margaret Bridger and DeLesline Ty
p ner, wore pink and white dresses AM
!. scattered pink rose buds. The ittl
q rang bearer wore a dress of whit
and silk net.
Following the ceremony the guest
. were invited to the punch bowl, pre-
,. sided over by Mesdames S. H. Hamil
ton and W. R. Tyner, the latter sis
q ter of the bride. Miss Laura Pre-
,. waite, also sister of the bride, re
IS ceived in the dining room, where dc
~ licious pink and white ice~cream an
ID cake were served by Misses Sar
y Branch, Lillian Hutchinson, Gwindt
i line Barrett and DeLesline Tyner, tn
latter niece fthe bride.
4 The house was tastefully decorate
% with ferns, palms, pink and whit
er roses. The gifts were many ar
beautiful, and attested the high e
of TEEN in which the young couple al
to held.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Hall boarded the ira:
amidst shower of rose PETALS Il
r. Wrightsville Beach and other point
the hide wearing travelling su
If. of Copenhagen blue, with hat
1t. match with gray boots and gloves.
1T The bride is a charming gradua
nd of Meredith college, and one of Luz
Of berton's most charming and popul
10 young ladies. Mr.. Hall is a gradua
of Wake Forest college.
X Out-of-town guests at the weddl1
iii included Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Bridge
IS Mrs. R. C. Bridger, little son and t0
I'm daughters, Ruth Wilson Of Blade
boro; Miss Hesba Hedgepeth
le Barnesvile; Miss Wrennie Floyd, Fa
IS, mont; Miss Mamie Smith, Whit
n, Vile; Miss Laura Prevatte, Wade
ng poro; Mr: r. L. 5 Z IN go suo'
10. c., and Mr.. P. O. Powell Of Wallace
to Mr. ana MIS-. 1all VIII pe az l'o'
The after September 4 at Fairmont.