The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-12-19
Married.

On Tuesday evening last. 18th
in /, at Mt. Olivet, by Rev. +. i
Da can, Mr.. c. c. Brown of Pulaski
and Miss Douglas Buford, daughter
OF the late Hon. Albert Buford. of
Buf"rt's Station.
~ o:3O o'clock the handsome
young couple, with their attendants
marched into the church to the de
.ightful strains of Mendelsobn's
Wedding March, executed BIZ Miss
Lizzie Caldwell of Pulaski, and
there IN the presence of a large
number of friends and relatives.
took upon themselves the sacred
vows of matrimony. The attendants
were DIR. j. Ell. Keeling with Miss
Annie Buford, Mr. Will Buford with
Miss Rosabel Dickerson. Mr.. Hume
X. Steele with Miss Bette Dicker-
son, MIR. Jno. r. Jones with. Miss
Emma Bramlet, and Mr.. Henry AR
rowsmith with Miss Belle Brandon.
Messrs. Terry Dickerson and Thos.
Buford were the ushers. The bride
was attired in a combination plain
and brocaded satin princesse dress,
deliberately finished with Illusion
and orange blossoms. 4 gossa-
mer veil, confined by a wreath OF
orange flowers, completely envel-
oped the besutiful and lovely figure
as she leaned upon the arm OF the
gallant MIR. Brown. The first brides
maid, Miss Annie Buford, wore a
cream colored silk, trimmed with
point lace, while the other four
beautiful and blushing maidens APP
peared draped in diaphanous robes
the whole presenting a scene rare
ly, if ever, surpassed. After the
ceremony was over the bridal party,
accompanied by a few friends, re-
paired to the residence of the brides
mother. Mrs. A. Buford, where a
brilliant reception awaited them,
mirth and happiness reignihg su
preme throughout the entire eve
ming. At an appropriate hour sup
per was announced, and all then
gathered around a festal board that
could acknowledge no superior. IL
was completely loaded down with
every luxury known to the taste,
and was fully enjoyed and apprecia-
ted. We extend our congratula-
tions to the happy bride and groom.
May the happiness they now real
ize ever attend them through life.
At about Z o'clock on the eve
ming of the 18th, an elegant and Sc
lect party was assembled at the
hospitable mansion of Mrs. Alfred
White, to witness the marriage of
her daughter, Miss Mary Grace
with Mr.. James Benton Boyd.
The bride was elegantly adorned
in pure white. The groom stand
ing full six feet looked every inch
a man as upon his manly arm leaned
his beautiful bride. The ceremony
was performed in an impressive
manner by our friend DIR. Rivers.
The DIR. always has the full cooper
alton of the couple to be married.
They add to the beauty and inter
est of the ceremony by firm and
decided al will" 1t was so in this
instance.
After the ceremony, all were
called by DIR. Tol. Grant to the
supper table which was groaning
beneath the richest Injuries.
Mrs. White bore herself with
stately dignity, but with most
refined hospitality, and made all her
guests feel at home. The whole
occasion was a most enjoyable one.
On Thursday evening, Dec. 18th,
1878, at s O'Clock, by Rev. j. B. An
derson, at the residence of the
brides mother near Aspen Hill, DIR.
George d. Butler to Miss Helen
Alternately, eldest daughter of Mrs.
S. ID. Alternately.
We extend our heartfelt congrat-
ulatIons to you, George, as having
wonSa precious prize in your fair
bride. Having known her intimate
ly from her infancy, we can safely
say that she is capable of making
one as deserving as you truly
happy. That your journey together
through life may be always blessed
with the sunshine of happiness and
prosperity, and never obscured by
the clouds of affection and misfor-
tune. is the sincere wish of
TRUE FRIEND.
License have also been issued to the
following persons since our last report:
A L Madry TO Nj A Surles,
Jno @ Bightower to Fannie u Rogers,
WB Gooch to NJ ( Holland,
Fannin NJ Stafford to Ruthy A Massey,
Up Holly to Sallie Caldwell,
Jno r HARDWOOD to Laura A Murrell,
w w Waldrup to Mollie Brown, -,