The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-12
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dcten snowy Nhlie vas candles In hut-
u these III Iafas baskets filled wiih the
mosi lovely and lasishdiy arranged flowers
These, ~ shown by eafds attached, we're sent
with The compliments ~ Mrs Andrews and
Mrs Thrones u Alien. Between The bas
kets stood q glass u bright and sparkling
wine behind The table aAi the Rev d.
Samhcld, who arose 10 his feet upon the en-.
trance Of the high contracting paf,ies-Mf
Samuel Kahn, an intelligent looking, hand
some Young gentleman, q native and prom.
Incnt merchant of Bolivar, Tenn, aud Miss
Tilllc Frank, a beautiful and queenly hfu
nette, daughter Of Mr. Henry Frank, a lead
Ing Front street merchant, The assembled
guests arose to their feet as the handsome
and happy young couple halted In front Of
the Rabbi. The latter then delivered 4 very
interesting and impressive lecture, which
was rerlcte with lessons Of wisdom for 9th.
ers as well rs those who were about TO rs.
surne the responsible relations of husband
and wife. II seemed to Us, however, that II
must bs a little trying to the nerves Of the
young couple to stand at such M interesting
and exciting epoch In their lites, and listen
to q lecture OF fifteen or twenty minutes.
We learned afterwards, indeed, that the
groom had previously requested DIR. Sam
field to abreviate the ceremony, to which
the latter replied: "Well, IL you intend to
marry for only n short time | will make the
ceremony short, but Il for a long time it
must retain It's regular length" Of course
the groom was satisfied to have the long
ceremony.
At the conclusio n Of his lecture the Doc.
tor continued as follows: "You will now
answer. the questions lay before you in sin
certify and truth. Samuel Kahn, my broth
er, do you solemnly confess your willingness
to mary this woman, Title Frank, as your
lawful wife--to love, to protect, to honor
and to be faithful to her till death does you
parti II so, answer me before God and
these witnesses, n loud and audible yes !
And you, my sister, Tillie Frank, do you
also solemnly confess and declare your will
lin gness to be henceforth the lawful wife o.
this man., Samuel Kahn, TO love and honor,
and TO be faithful to him til death does YOU
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witnesses a loud and audible yes" The re-
sponses were given distinctly. and not with
a nod OF the head as is often done on similar
occasions. and then followed the kissinp
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and hearty. After an hour spentin pleasant
conversation, supper was announced, and
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They were set IN the shape OF a hollow
square. In the centre was a cake
decorated al around WIN snowy swans,
above which were beautiful All blown now
ers. On this was another cake oil smaller
size surmounted by a large white swan, SIT
ting gracefully upon a nest OF charming
DAISIES, and covered by a canopy OF G
On either side OF THIS were large cakes,
snowy white In their ieings, and beautifully
ornamented with flowers. On the right
was an ingeniously constructed pot, hlled
with the sweetest potatoes sugar could
make, covered 70 as 10 resemble the natural
e~sculcnt 20 closely as only 10 be disun-
gnished by the tasle. I'VE would like TO
have a whole garden Of these potatocs.) AT
the corner beyond was a coy cottage SUR.
rounded BY a low and neat paling, and be.
side Il stood a gnaried oak covered with
green leaves. Above this was a magnifi.
cent "heart-caken with Cupid's arrow
piercing Il, and the sweet words "kver
Thine beautifully raised In white letters on
the crimson surface. Further along was q
unique and tasteful ~octagonal ornament, the
like Of which We never saw, and this, like n
similar one on the opposite side OF the square,
was surmountcd by a canopy under which
was a beautiful flower stand filled with
lovely blossoms. Upon the southeastern
end Of the square smiled an enormous and
beautiful e%ornucopia from which gushed
oceans OF pure white roses and orange bloss
SONS, while on inc opposite end was another
emptying a wealth OF fruits OF all kinds Tor
the delighted guests: There were also TWO
elegant and magnificent diamond shaped
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