CHATHAM COUNTY, NC - NEWSPAPERS - Carrie Ihrie to E. W. Pou Marriage 
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THE HOME - Pittsboro Weekly - Chatham Co., NC
Pittsboro, N.C., Thursday, October 13, 1887

A Happy Marriage 
The marriage of Miss Carrie Ihrie to Mr. E. W. Pou, is the most 
interesting social event that has occurred in our midst in many a day.
The bride is of high social position, intelligent, amiable, lovely and 
very popular. The groom is a very talented young lawyer of Johnson 
county, of good family and is very popular. He made quite a reputation 
in the last Legislature as a firm strong man....... The ceremony took 
place at the residence of Dr. R. R. Ihrie, on Tuesday night at 8:30 
o'clock. Rev. Wm. Walker officiating. Notwithstanding the rain and 
gloom of the night, a large and brilliant crowd assembled to enjoy the 
festivities.....The following were attendants and the order in which
they entered the room: H. W. Jackson and Miss Daisy Denson; H. M. Cowan
and Miss Helen Zimmerman; J. H. Bobitt and Miss May Baker; A. B. Hill
and Miss Dixie Leach; E. H. Haughton and Miss Kate Drane; R. B. Leach
and Miss Nettie Haughton; J. M. Manning and Miss Hennie Williams; J. H.
London and Miss Rebe Smith; H. A. London, Jr. and Miss Mattie Pou; Jas.
H. Pou and Miss Mattie Ihrie. Then came the bride and groom, the bride
being attended by two little girls, Azile Hill and Gertrude Bush.