The Robesonian., 1918-12-12
RITT-FoUNTAIN WEDDING.
Miss Annie Ruth Britt Becomes Bird.
Of Mr. Vinton E. Fountain of Leg
gett-Brilliant Chnrch Weda;n~

Miss Annie Ruth Britt Become. p..I
Of Mr.. Vinton E. Fountain Of Leo
gett-brilliant Church Wedding.
Inc. First Baptist church was tho
scene OF most lovely wedding Tuas
uay AFTERNOON at o'clock when M;s.
an nn1ile s Ruth Britt, daughter of Mr.
ana Mrs. S. E. Britt of R. + Inn,har
1on' became the bride of Mr. V;nta,
=. rountaln of Leggett. Eduecnnoba
sJunty. doa The church was tastefu]Iv
iuecorated with palms, pink rose
'ong IeaI pine and lighted candles
MISS Lima Cough presided at H.
organ and before the bridal nar+v
theereo +h Miss Irma Fountain. sister ~
Ss;, S groom, sang Sunshine and
smiles" and Mrs. R. R. Carlvle sama anu
AT Dawning." sang
The bridal party entered r. ~
aaah neaahs OF OF Mendelssohn's weddiny
.na1cn, MAJ "a The ushers-Messrs. g. NJ
ana .: NJ. and DR.. J. N. Britt hroth h. ~
eIs G OF the bride, and Mr.. I Pow
StePhens. came first, followed bv T tbe
MDrldesmaids-Miss o. Ruth Clvh,rn ' nf
hershaw, S. c., Miss Irma Fonnta;n
Sa;ser M;s OF the groom, of Leggett. and
MISS MISS Agnes Massey Of Smithf;aid I
Mex! came the maid of honor. Miss
lowe lowe Britt, sister of the bride. fol-,
lowed down the right aisle hv +ha
tame OF honor, Mrs. w. S. Britt. Sis
.er1ln-law OF the bride All these wore
Plnk satln over dresses of tulIe. with
hats 70 match. Each carried a chen
;;ierdess crook tied with pink. Follow-
my NY tnese came the ring-bearer. little
MISS jamie Malloy Britt. She was
dressed in white and was followed I hv
Sne Hover girls, Christine Johnson and
wary va Ada Jenkins, dressed in white
11nlrley McPhaul and Mary Lawrence
dressed IN pink. The two last-named
scatIered roses along the aisle as theu
narcned before the bride, who entered
irsAnlng upon the arm of her brother
INT INT. w: 5. Britt, who gave her awav
T .he groom entered at the same t;r,o
rom the rear with his best-man. M
nurack Cannon of Tarboro Tha
Drloes dress was of white Duchess
satln, trimmed with Princess Ion;.e
lace, pearls and handmade emhro;G~
cry. The bridal veil was caught wth
orange blossoms. A' VIII
| rev. Or. Chas. II. Durham. nasto,
G;I tne FIRST Baptist church, oficiated
IN a most Impressive manner. usino
tne ring ceremony. Loheneren's s
narcn was played as a recessional.
Mr. and Mrs. Fountain left on tbe
6:ll Seaboard train for Washington
- y. T., and other points North. Where
they will spend their honeymoon. afte,
Wnich they will be at home to thei,
I friends at-keggett. Che, bride wore,
travelling SUIT of brown velour. wifi
| nat, shoes and gloves to match. Quite
a crowd accompanied them to the sta ,
I1on and showered them with rice a;
they departed. .
Inc many beautiful and useful nres
ents received from their friends shov
IN small way the esteem in which III.
orlde and groom are held. The oift
mace most attractive showing.
! The bride is cultured Young 7won,
i an who is known for her sweet am
4 KIND disposition, while the groom i
progressive young merchant ofLeg
gett. ' y Leg
), Among the out-of-town attendant
at the marriage were: Mrs. L. 81
! fountain and Miss Irma Fountair
mother land sister of the groom. q
!, Leggett; Mr.. .Sand Mrs. Theo. Fountai !,
OF Leggett; Mrs. J. c. King, sister 0
the bride, of Wilmington; and DR.. j
y. Britt, brother Of the bride, Q
Rochelle, Ga.
Misses Vista Thompson and Drin
Il Hedgepeth presided at the victrol
during the evening.