The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-05-14

One Of the most pleasurable events
that has occurred ia Pulaski in some
time took place at the NJ. Z. Church last
Tuesday evening at o'clock. Mr..
WILL r. CRAIG was united in marriage
to Miss SALLIE EzELL. The following
were che attendants:
Miss ANNIE CHILDERs and Mr.. Will.
,. EZELL; Miss IDA UNDERWOOD and
Mr.. >. L. +. RosE; Miss DELLA CLARK
and Mr.. CAL. REYNOLDS; Miss FLOR
ENCE FOUsT and Mr.. W. L. LACEY /:
Miss MINNIE CRAIG and Mr.. +. @. BU-
FORD; Miss MILDRED EZELL and Mr..
HENRY ARROwsAfITH.
The new and elegant church was
brilliantly lighted, and by eight o'clock
was filled with fashionable throug of
expectant guests, eager to witness the
happy contamination of the VOWS
of two of Pulaski's favorites,
loved and respected by all for their very
worth. At nine o'clock the sound Of
carriage wheels announced the arrival
OF the bridal party, when Immediately
the edifice was filed with the soft,
sweet cadences of a soul-inspiring
march, drawn from the organ by the
magic fingers of Mrs. 5. r. GRIFFITH,
under the influence of which a breath
less, eXpectant spell held the audience
in rapture while the magnificently at
tired attendants fled up the aisles, fol-
lowed by the beautiful bride elect and
matchless groom, the former decked in
a superb bridal costume of peerless
white, with a hand clasping an elegant
boquet of flowers, sweet, pure and as
beautiful as the heart that pulsated
meath the superb marriage parapherna-
liza, while the latter was arrayed in
faultless attire, well BETTING his manly
carriage and stately figure. Rev ".
II. HUGHES pronounced q beautiful,
impressive, short ceremony, during
silence that perFaded the vast assembly,
which gave token of the happy concur
renee of the host of friends in the con-
summation of the happy event, and
asking the blessings of heaven upon the
union of the young and loving hearts,
pronounced them husband and wife.
The party then filed down the right
aisle, to the bewitching strains Of
alone, Sweet Home" and re-entered
the carriages, which conveyed them to
the residence of the brides father, Mr..
Z. II. EzELL, where few chosen
friends and relatives assembled to do
honors to the newly married couple.
When the world was young and the
stars first received their mantle Of gold,
the hosts of angels that looked from the
peal-crowned battlements of Heaven in
wonder and admiration tuned their rich
harps to the music OF the spheres and
from the grand strain that swept across
creations dome and filed it with mel
ody that shall echo 'gainst the ages till
time shall merge into eternity, there
dropped a pearl. Transparent IN its
/ purity and matchless in its excellence,
IL could receive no mortal appellationt
but, Manerva-like, forth from its very
purity there sprang its title, and all
could see its name was LOVE. It sought
q place in the heart of the lovely bride
and from her countenanee proclaimed
its residence within, and thus ensnaring
the manly affections Of the fortunate
bridegroom, it wound its tendrils about
his heart until it welded together IL
bonds never 70 be broken the lives anc
fortunes and hearts and destnies of il:
victims. May their pleasures flow like
a river and their joys know no ending