The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-04
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pfopfieiy Of ihe match and fepofs Al
The hett meeting II tI,e report L
favorable -, a., II nothing wblnh
they consider an obstacle l. pre pntsd
--the pafrnts of guamIan of the
Young dy give their consent 10 The
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among the meml,crs 0f the .miefy 4,
that hy IL rules the ceremony shall
take pI &c dufInp Che dny---naie ars
ever married after niplIfall.
In the case of ihe one " which
wc are writing, oil the prcliminaries
having been settled, the parties re-
pnIrcd 10 the residence NJ the brides
father, where the ceremony was 10
take place, and found the house we'll
iillcd-ior their circle Of acquaint-
ances was very large. The bride.
groom Is one Of our most energetic
and cnterpriaing citizens--frank, free
aud Joyous, he Is always the life Of
, every party Of which he forms a part.
The bride Is the youngest daughter
Of one Of the oldest and most honor
ed Of our citizens. Always bright
md beautiful she was doubly 80 on
this occasion. Dressed in the purcst
white, cniblematic Of her spaless
character, with no ornaments save
those supplied by nature, she walked
in with the bridal party and took the
seats prepared for them.
After a short season of silence, the
bride and groom, with their waters,
rise to their feet, and the gentleman,
in clear and distinct voice, repeats
the vow which Is prescribed BY the
discipline; ain the presence Of the
Lord and before this assembly take
L. J. 10 be my wife, promising, with
Divine assistance, to he unto her o
loving and faithful husband, until
death shall separate u.s." And i'm
mediately following him, the lady, in
a soft and tremulous voice. but still
loud enough to be audible to all with
in the room, repeated her portion Of
the vow: ain the presence Of the
Lord, and before this assembly, I
take W. B. to be my husband, PROM
ising, with Divine assistance, to be
unto him a loving and faithful wife,
until death shall separate u.s."
This was followed by signing the
marriage certificate by the newly mar
ried couple and a large number Of
those present, nearly one hundred, as
witnesses. The marriage ceremony
was now completed, this twain have
been made one, and the company
dispersed over the different rooms 70
enjoy as best suits their fancy. Bot
as ! before said, q committee Of older
friends Is always on hand to see that
everything Is conducted properly and
in good order. Their presence, how
ever, caused but little restrnint upon
the younger members Of the party,
for thcse-oId, stale and solemn a.
they may appear--are many Of them
fall OF fun aud pleasure, and enjoy q
pastime Of this sort as much as thoy
who are younger and more given tt
parties, folics, etc.