Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-11-25
FASHIONABLE AFFAIR.
THE MARRIAGE OF ". ". Fry AND
MISS ,NETTIE BOURNE.
Elegant Wedding Banquet---A Brilliant
Display Of Toilettes---Everything
Au Pait.

ne labntoIaule event Oh tuc Sea-
son in Mexico's social world will be
the nuptisls of W. W. Fry and Miss
Nettie Bourne, Of this city, at the
NJ. E. Church, South, at $3.50 to-
night. = The ceremony will be per-
formed by Rev. L. j. Gooch in his
usual impressive and eloquent style:
they will be married with a ring and
by the Episcopal ceremony, DIR.
Bourne will give the bride away. No
one will be expected at the church
except those who have invitations, of
which there is Il large number.
The bridal party will leave Judge
Ross at Is minutes after 8 o'clock;
they will arrive at the church and be
ready to enter at $50 sharp. Mrs.
Dayault will preside at the organ and
as the bridal party eater will play
Memberships Wedding March, and
will play softly through the entire GER
emony as the party go out she will
play Wagner's Lohkngrin's March.
The ushers ass John Ricketts,,
Sam. Edwards, Frank Coatsworth
and Charlie Morris.
The bridesmaids, who are the fair-
est of the fair, are Misses Belle Nor
ris, Henrietta Gooch, May Hender-
son, Carrie Edwards and Linnie ALI.
son. The groomsmen will be J..
Med Trimble. r. B. Tureman, Sam.
Locke, o. Hit and w. H. Matson,
OF Louisiana.
The flower girls, Misses Lena Rick
etts and Annie Erskine, will strew
flo sers in the aisles Of the church as
the bridal party enter.
We have 4 full and complete de.
scription of the bride's costume, hut
by request We will overlook this,
the leading feature of the event.
The church will be packed with
the elite and fashion of the city.
After the ceremony those who have
invitations will repair to the resi-
dence of Judge Ross where IA most
elegant and sumptuous supper will
be enjoyed. Many friends from a
distance will be present.
Some of the finest toilets eve,
seen in Mexico will abe displayed on
this occasion. "Real'' diamonds
aud ''real" lace will glitter and
glow, as only the '.real'' do.
The array of presents will be cost
ly and magnificent.
The happy couple, after receiving
the congratulations Of friends, will
leave on the midnight train for at
extended trip to New Orleans and
other Southern cities.
Rooms have been furnished in eie'
giant style at Mrs. j. b. Stanhope:
where the happy couple will reside
after their return.
Seeing is approaching, hence thi,
very brief and cursory prophesy o
what will be, tonight, the fashiona'
kla oyant nf fI,a ,aoSa,
BRILLIANT TOILETS
Noticeable among the many ele
giant toilets displayed at the recep
ton tonight will he:
). A cream colored cashmere ane
satin, chenille fringe. This ex
quisite dress was made in Philadel
phia, and is a marvel of lovliness or
naments worn with this dress ar
diamonds.
Two dresses OF white tarlatane
plaitings, pufiings and flowers, witt
satin waist AMI elbow sleeves.
Two white o~rgandies, elaborated,
trimmed in lace; waist, brocade.
satin ornaments, flowers.
:. An old gold satin, over black velve
petticoat, cut a la pompadour, file.
| in with Spanish lace ornaments, dia
monds.
Many black silks will be worn, blu
!, none will bear closer inspection thai
, the one from vsndervoort's, mad
short, trimmed in cut jet balls
spikes, fringe and buttons; orns
ments worn with this elegant COS
. tune, diamonds.
= A myrtle green silk and velvet
! spanish lace and coral jewelry.
8 Navy blue silk and brocaded sati
+. with tea roses.
:. Seal brown satin with trimmings c
: old gold satin, and pink cushe
roses.
e. Ciel blue cashmere and satin. o.
9 naments: Cut flowers, cream colore
bunting, profusely trimmed wit
satin-same color. Coral jcwelry.
q handsome black silk over velvet pc
4 ticoat--same color.
J.. Brocaded silk trimmed in passme,
q ~teries, jetted cords and balls, over We
n vet petticoat. Roman gold jewellery
!. White swiss over blue silecia, vii
r. wreaths Of flowers.
e Gehdarme blue satin, with trim
o mings Of lace and flowers.
Lavender silk-tulle and pin
flowers.
}. There will be many others equal
as lovely which we are not able
notice.
: On Tuesday, Dec. 7th, 1880, Tho
Board, of this county, seven mill
south of Mexico, will sell at publ
auction GO head OF cattle, 800 hes