The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-18
WEDDING BELLS.

of The sweetest and FRirest
r. ,.n;,rs of Dallas DOns the orange
-, md the Brio al Veil and Alas!
as the Prize of a Gentleman irom
abroad
Yesterday morning AZ ten O'Clock, at the
hnrcb of the Saerel Heart, Miss Maggie
,so, Of this city, was led to the altar by Mr.
vm,n F. Murphy, of Denison. Toe rite of
|ho holy sacrament of marriage was per
.,msd BY Father Msrtiniers in accordance
I~;tb the solemn and impressive ceremony
\, bs Catholic church, u large attendance
h the friends of the bride being
,,e,ent to witness it.
The bridal cortege filed into the church, the
rvsu pesling forth tie grand notes OF the
vsldng march. The mother and sister of
. Ma bride, with other near friends, were in
,t,,nee. whea came Mr.. William Shea,
mother Of the bride, frs. gentleman, and
Nj. Ne.Ne Purnell, bridesmaid, followed by
I he groom and bride. When arrived in
font Of the altar the party was seated until
4 10 wedding march and preliminary music
! ~ Goishsd, when, on call from the father.
4 8 Nridal party took position and the
hm uy began. 1t is need ess to
Ia attempt any outline of the
IN ceremony for it ia familiar 10 ALL but
jr6ce it to cay that it wss most impressivey
I n leelingly conducted by tho Father, as be
Ia about 10 loose one Of tha most charming
N cherished members of his flock. The
Iture Of the father upon the solemnity, the
Illness of the sacrament of marriage, was
Ell timed and struck a responsive chord in
|ey thoughtful mind and pure heart pres
Ia After the ceremony. had ended ana
hblessng of the father given to the happy
jupla toe audience dispersed, and the in-
Id guests rep aired TO the res-
snce of the BRIDES mother
tender congratulations and partske of the
4 autiful and sumptuous wedding break.
H. The breakfast was marvel of the
Linsry art end taste, being prepared by
In. Shea, the BRIDES mother, herself
Merry delicscy and substantial of the sessoi
lid the bounliful tables, which were ar
anged in only that admirable taste so pecus
3E to woman and maternal love. Fruits
HI flowers and viands TO tempt tho
iAllte Of al anchorite greeted the eye In the
4Nsteat profession, while they were thanked
sElh rare old wines and punches. Ices were
b every hand, while sherbels and creams
bId corrections TO have won the envy
|otsu oriental, we're present in superabun-
llsnce. The friends present we're full OF
,oyOusness, and their hearts overiowed with
kindness, and the truest of wishes fer the
{sppness ofthe bride and groom, whose
)eslih was pledged again and agsin, 10
blaming beskers, with the hope that no
Pave might break upon the shore of their
fTried life for all the future more sorrow
a than the bubble than dances upon the
fEby and amber tide of the wine that
Fled their goblels, that no clouds
plight oVer-shsdow them without It's
p shining behind--no night
Irken their pathway, without
L geaming stars above.
The bride was attired in travelling suit of
I've bronze brocsde satin with amber trim,
Esgs, made princess skirt and French walk
kcoat trimmed q la militaire with bonnet
match, and was the handiwork of Mrs,
Eton, the BRIDES sister. Miss Matte Pur
y, bridesmaid, was dressed in Maidstone
itof ashes of roses, Surah silk. The groom
b first gentlemen were sttired in the con-
rational black, white vests, etc. The bride
boxed her loveliest and words cannot i'm
pnye upon that. The groom, Mr. Murphy, is
shrdsome and intelligent young gentleman,
merchant in Denison and very popular 10
|es! city where no stands high for his in,egu
ply, moral worth and business qualifications
Our reporter noticed a number of hand
Cme bridal presents, among them a silver
blet stand from Miss Nettie Purnell; dia-
acRd ring from the groom; set of silver
hives, forks and spoons from l. Craddock;
ll7er butter dish from M Roe and lady;
liver spoonholder from Miss Fannie O'Brien;
liver castor from Roxy Clements ..and
Robert Atkinson; BRUSSELS ottoman from
Alfred Fletcher; combination castor from
aisnd Mrs Julius Bogel; silver fruit stand
nom MIR VIM Bell; silver and cut glass
pickle stand from Mr. and
Nn R Flanagan; silver sugar bowl
nm Willie Wiggsns; lace handkerchief
Sm Mrs. John Heating; blue cut glass
|iEkle stand from NJ. and Mrs. Frank
'slmes; silver card receiver, pair of white
|a boots and pair of elegant translucent
lnentine vases, from Mr.. George w,
LcOmis: three books from John Monipger,
I'D fancy case of perfumery from MIR. Theo.
|Segel.
The happy pair left on the evening south
Nuld train for short tour as far as Gal
eOn when they will return and meke their
Future home in Denison. The HERALD
|'ns liz congratulations with those Of the
,amerous other friends, and sincerely hopes
|Ss happiness and prosperity may bless
eelr married life.