Lee County AlArchives Marriages.....Dunkin, Annie Florine  - Street, Jabez Curry November 10, 1887
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The Atlanta  Constitution Nov. 13, 1887
The Atlanta Constitution Nov 13 1887 
Auburn, Ala. 

One of the most brilliant weddings in the anuals of Auburn occurred on last 
Thursday evening 9:30 o'clock at the M E church, south. Mr. Jabez Curry 
Street, of Bluff Springs, Ala., and Miss Annie Florine Dunkin, of Auburn, were 
united in marriage at that time by the Rev. E S Starr of Selma Ala, assisted 
by the Rev W G Isaacs of Auburn.  The following were the attendants Miss Janie 
Dunkin, Auburn, Mr. Benjamin F. Moore, Birmingham, Miss Lyda McCann, 
Lexington, Ky., Judge W B Gallatt, Auburn, Miss Salhe McCann, Lexington, Ky, 
Mr. A C Crowder, Taladega, Miss Mamie Harrison, Opelika, Mr. Bass _ Jones, 
Selma, Miss Fannie Wallace Drake, Auburn, Mr. W T Sheppard, Baltimore, Md; 
Miss Lattie Massey, Brooklyn, NY, Mr. Sidney J. Bowie, Taladega, Miss Mamie 
Pitman, Atlanta, Mr. D F Davenport, Americus, Ga., Miss Lilla Street, 
Alexander City, Mr. L. D. Burdett, West Point, Ga., Miss Fannie L Smith, 
Atlanta, Mr. C L McClendon, Atlanta, Miss Ida Smith, Dadeville Mr. W T 
Huguley, West Point, Miss Susie Pitman, Atlanta, Dr. C B McCoy, Opelika, Miss 
Lula Sanders, Auburn, Professor J D Dixson, Alexander City, Miss Fila _upton, 
Auburn, Mr. O O Smith, Auburn, Miss Belle Holly Selma, Dr. A L Harley, 
Hackneyville.  After the ceremony the bridal party repaired to the residence 
of the bride's mother, where a sumptous feaast was served to the invited 
guests and an informal reception was held.  After spending several hours in 
feast and talk, the bride and groom left on the 2:19 A M train for an extended 
trip in Europe.  The groom graduated with first honor in a large class in 1880 
at the A and M college and is a rising business man in North Alabama.  The 
bride is one of the most beautiful and cultured young ladies of this section, 
having been educated at Wellesley college, Massachusetts.  She is the eldest 
daughter of the late Professor J T Dunklin, who occupied for so long the chair 
of ancient languages in the A and M college.

Mrs. Merritt Street and R Y Street, of Bluff Springs.  Mrs. R. Mitchell, Dr. 
Bennett and wife and Mrs. J S Bennett of Opelika, Mrs. E S Starr and J W 
Starr, of Selma and Colonel W M Lackey, Ashland, Mrs. P H Swanson, of 
Montgomery, were visitors in attendance at the marriage. 

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