The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
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Wilmington. N. c.
December 1, 1916.

DearP Peggy:
MANY HAPPY RETURNS" Of this most suspicious day. =. your If
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instead instead. to send you my love and good wishes IS sna THIS manner hammer mercy :
long commended that a great deal more fuss should be made over people
ont q their dM birthday, than at Christmas, because aus aM m sissy is eye1 7on to
s a%y 5 to your fa,5 asa5ts col content : t.r You a. and zs ! aay tsa shf T fiad So m %say t 5syayi
wishing Unusually hard that from now o We may spend them asn,o al
Ss deepest affection aet p| aeeom an it. If only { were gifted with eo.
sas n yu exactly S6 sxp %sat your my wonderful nsaa pfe friendship $ zoi has meant to me
s ss. ' what fh is in my h heslt in 11s snt' to ) y q 3 Your uni ing d devotion.
your cs1 loyalty unselasshness. and understanding At all times, have we Os Se
d Shdy' sndaSsdi, A dGes not P9 nSe in Ea these traits win ~n''A you ~' ~
moons s that es atfs' s R@e a. and Z David Murehison, j; are to b
S Ss s BY Mr. !. and a. Ms ale Al IS! sps W p parents e IS Of m tns Dslsisa ae@ Gba1,
4 hs young 3 social c Rsi'' eo otnasms IN m the = city ss j For the PAT six winters
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thew M* u York . city, prior to entering the service in 1912 s4 a. a s odaee ad N
ss parents s At s. south sss r RaTd s street { and sn IS a atiiiat ted II business With
ssns an, : ID d s y ssp aaa %9ln aha N : are j gs : pleased s syss
S SsM whose marriage will IL u NIT two Of the Oldest and most dis
AfMhed families Of the Cape Fear section.
d nsa9rcs ST. James Episcopal church was the scene Isl evening Ma; a.
ssa sss Morton ct a 1s sauas1sr and I'd 5 %qsl 5aSsn w ws1asF i Mertoa sr Gh tie h 1ass
sa n NJ ss, + x this s5ty ! bseans si sss br !; cs q %iSia% Il 5 5ss pre essss;
+, ss 3 a and i MP: nfss's sata n Gess 81 1 81 ih Society 7 1s = CEREMONY en-
ss {ss h 'ssassie IL th s. Rsz pr Ms,laesI By s's Tss R ssd'af Rev y Thomas a3s : E !:
ssa b Bishop # he diocese Of East Carolina: 1stires @a The bride sd was
a. @ ma by Miss Gibbs Holmes as maid-of-honor, Mrs. Hugh Morton
pssa uvsppon.of-honor, and Miss Nudge Strange OF this city ana Miss MISS
nsn AZ booth of Charlotte as bridesmaids. Mr.. Cooke 10 MS pes
John S roann A: Cooke, J, of Charlotte. and the groonsmen werT
lor Mort locke of Charlotte, Major Henry Pierce of Raleigh, Ihomas !"
H. snon Julian Morton and Ben M. Washburn Of Wilmington. Following
aoS Seremony a beautiful wedding reception was given by the brides
atend.,, MRS Morton, at the Cape Fear Country CLUB, winch "as
,~eo by several hundred guests.
aay A ad A. A. Sidney Williams has returned from a trip to New New : nor y
south Fourth street.
|% ~ ~ y Irving Corbett and Mrs. J. Douglas Taylor left this morning,
1--we dau r ior Durham where they will spend a week with their respec-
land Mruusn1.ers and sonsin-law. Mrs. Corbett will be the guest of Mr..
Ms T chsr1 hunter {. Phean, Jr, while Mrs. Taylor will visit Mr; ana
Mrs N narles T. NOEL. Mrs. Phelan is the former Mary Corbett and
soeh was formerly Lossie TAYLOR, both Of this CITY. N
b .n dsends of Haskell S. Rhett. J, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rhet Of
NS Greek. on-the-sound.. will be interested to learn tha' q joined
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