The Robesonian., 1917-12-31
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
CHRISTMAS WEDDINGS

L
ton, was married in Charlotte Christ
mas day to Mr.. W. F. Fuller, mem /
Der of Co. A, N. C. engineers. Mr..
Fuller is stationed at Camp Sewer /
and met his bride in Charlotte The
bride left Lumberton for Charlotte
Monday morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Full
let met while Mr.. Fullers company
was stationed here last summer.
Marriage of Miss Evelyn Blanche Or
rell and MIR. L. C. Hail..
Announcements reading as follows
have been received here:
Mr.. and Mrs. David S. Orrell
announce the marriage Of their daugh-
Evelyn Blanche
Mr.. Leighton Caldwell Hall
on Monday, December the twenty
fourth 4
nineteen hundred and seventeen /
Fayetteville, North Carolina
At home
after January 1st
| 3O4 Person street
Fayetteville, N: G. /
Marriage of Lieutenant Charles B.
Skipper, Jr., and Miss Mary Prid- |
| gen of Kinston.
| Reported for The Robesonian.
The home of Mr. and Mrs Carl W.
Pridgen, at 7O5 E. Gordon street, Kin
ston, was the scene of quiet but
beautiful wedding on Thursday even
ing, December 9th, at o'clock when
their only daughter, Miss Mary Prid-
Charles B. Skipper, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. C. B. Skipper of Lumberton.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
". Marshall Craig, pastor of the First
Baptist church of Kinston, the ring
ceremony being used.
Those present at the marriage we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl W. Pridgen, par
.. ents Of the bride, and small son, Carl
, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Skipper of
Lumberton, parents of the groom; MIR.
Woodberry Lennon of Lumberton,
who acted as best man,and Mayor and
. Mrs. Fred T. Sutton of Kinston, near
. neighbors of the bride. Mrs. Sutton
acted as dame Of honor.
Immediately after marriage the
bride and groom left for short brid-
al trip to Washington city, after
which they expect to spend few
. in Lumberton and will then be at home
> at GIG Maple street, Columbia, South
i Carolina, where Lieut. Skipper is sta
L toned at present Lieut.. Skipper is
first lieutenant Co. E., 371st Inf.
j. Miss Cattle Howell and Mr.. Grover
e Tyson.
A quiet wedding took place at the
l. home Of the brides mother, Mrs. H
e HI. Howell, near Back Swamp churcl
d Wednesday of last week at $3.50 p. m
!. when her daughter, Miss Cattle How
j. ell, became the bride of Mr.. Grove
Tyson of Lumberton. Rev. J. R. Mil
$ Ter of Fairmont officated Only fev
.e relatives and friends Of the contract
$. ing parties we're present. The attend
ar ants were MissesLizzieHowell, sister O
is bride, and Mr.. Kelton Powers; Mis-
is Mamie Townsend and Mr.. Darde
Smith. They are making their hom
for the present with Mr.. and Mrs. {
: C. Blake, East 5th street.
cd Son of Mrs. r. E. Steele of Lumbe,
Ic- ton Claims Bride in Virginia
az az Mrs. R. 3. Steele has received a wiz
10, her son, Mr.. r. E. Steele, Jr., to Mis-
er- Margaret Berry of Lexington, V;
The marriage took place Saturday an
in 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Steele left immediatel
mt after their marriage for a trip I
me Kentucky.
ndG aG Mr.. Steele is member of the raj
yer road valuation committee of Virgini
rs; of the Interstate Commerce commi
er; sion. He has many friends here.
ing = :. =
Nephew of Lumberton Man Marries
Georgia.
* Announcements have been receive
here reading as follows: "Mrs. A
. thur Wayne Wecher announces Il
marriage of her niece Mary, Virgin
Russell and DR.. Robt. Eugene MEG
he on Monday, December "a, 1917, at h
ers home at Macon, Ca" The groom
on, nephew Of Mr.. w. R. McGill Of Lur
Ich berton.
led + + + /
lk- Miss Hesba Hedgpeth of Barnesvil
On, Pecor es Dc::1c + u. z. =. E1itt
1871 LumbertOn.
put A quiet wedding was solemnized
me the home of Rev. srd Mrs. R. A. He'd
his peth at Barnesville Thursday afte
noon at 4 o'clock when their daughtt
Miss Hesba, was united in marriage
ier. Mr.. E. j. Britt Of Lumberton. Re-
, a DR.. Chas. L. Greaves, pastor of t
First Baptist church of Lumberte
I'M officated. Only members of the i
OBJ mediate families witnessed the ms
will riage. The bride and groom l.
the Thursday night for bridal trip
ing Florida. They will be at home
their friends in TI1nhertOn after t.