The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-12-17
Dec. Il, 1874. il. JONES, Chm'n.
Married.

At the residence of the brides mother,
in Pulaski, on Tuesday evening last at
Z o'clock, by Rev. ]. NJ. Bright, of Ga,
Mr.. LoCHRAN MCE4EA of McRea, Ca,
to Miss HATTIE Nj. LAssRTER.
A select circle of friends witnessed the
happy event which united the fortunes
of this gallant young Georgian and &C
complished and beautiful lady, and par
took of the handsome and ample COLA
ton spread by the hOspitable hostess III
honor of the bride and groom. The oc-
casiOn was greatly enjoyed by all, and
warm congratulations were rendered the
parties to this episode which ushers them
into the realms Of marital bliss. May
the spirit of Joy which marked this Oc-
casiOn attend them through life, and
may the words which bound them as
one be the signal of continuous love, and
the beginning of life which shall end
as it began--in love aud joy and peace.
The newly welded pair viii proceed ut
once to Georgia, where their home Is to
be. The accomplished lady thus taken
away from us has been in Pulaski but a
short time, but long enough to win the
esteem and love of all who had the for
tune of her acquaintance.
At the NJ. E. Church in Pulaski, at So
O'Clock, D. N, on Tuesday, 10Th inst. by
Rev. DIR. X. II. Rivers, Mr.. LEROY SUIT
TIE and Miss ANNIE, daughter of Mr.. j.
B. Childers-all of Pulaski.
ATTENDANTS,
Miss Mildred Ezell, MIR. 10. Baugh,
Miss Myra Adkins, Mr.. Cal. Reynolds
Miss Florence FOust, Mr.. w. Childers,
Miss Ida Osborn, MIR. Guy Sumpter.
Long before the hour appointed for
the ceremony the spacious auditorium
was filled with friends aud relatives, at
! tracted thither to witness a ceremony
which can never become so common as
to loose its novelty, impressiveness and
| its power to attract and eicetrify. The
wedding party entered the church anu
! filed up the aisles amid the flutter of
hearts, and profound stiffness, inspired
| by the sOlemnity of the occasion, was
broken only by the deep and thrilling
chords of a grand march, rendered by
artistic fingers upon the church organ.
1 The ceremony was surprisingly grand
and impressive. 4 more interesting
| scene has seldom been witnessed IN Pu-
| laski. The lovely bride and the loving
groom, with clasped hands, attended by
those four beautiful maidens and brave
Young men, all kneeling at the altar, and
| the venerable man of God upon his
| knees. calling upon their united hearts
most lovely picture and the whole scene
! and ceremony was an epoch OF such
thrilling Interest as TO make II memoTa-
BILE in Pulaski for years to come. The
bride was faultiessly attiFed ~ blue SIX,
while on either side was bridesmaid IN
blue carleton and one in pink. After
! the ceremony the wedding party retired
/ to the residence of Mr.. Childers, where
/ his most amiable and accomplished lady
/ had prepared an elegant repast for in
/ Yited guests. We effer the happy cou--
ME our heartfelt congratulations, and
! invoke the blessings of Heaven upon
/ their future lives.
Marriage license have been issued &c
the following persons since orr last.
4. f, Evans to +. ID. \ okeley.
:. B. Wilson to Julia A Glaze
]. w. GRAY to Mariah Jarrett,
VIM. Appleton to Augusta Hainey-
III. Diekey TO Matte +. Rose.
jas. Everly TO Coatney White:
:. G. Calvert, Jr., to NJ. B, Grifiis'
NH. Bray 20 Nancy V. Gillian.
r.. F. Hargrove to Mollie Campoeii