The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-17
CITY NEWS.
"Two Souls with but Single Thought"
Are Made 0ne-..lncidents of
the Occasion.
A Personal Explanation So. The Froh
sim Masquerade.
The Drama at CraddOcks Operations
Last Evening.
Other Interesting Local Matters
Orange Blossoms.

Happy is the bride the sun shines on, and
old Sol yesterday, assuming his most pleas
ant smiles, as if in honor of the occasion,
bestowed his brightest rays upon us, and
last night st. Matthew'S Cathedral was
ihronged with their many friends to wit
ness the marriage ceremony OF Charles #.
BOanZ, our efficient deputy county clerk,
to Miss Rowena Boyle, both of Dallas. The
affair was most pleasant one throughout,
and was one of the events of the season.
The church was most handsomely
decorated, wedding bell of evergreens be-
ing suspended just above the bride and
groom during the ceremony, as if ready TO
peal forth notes of joy and gladness to see
the gentle, lovely woman confide her trust
ing heart to the one beside her who held
her trembling hand in his, giving with it
the love and hopes of her young life. The
ceremony was performed in very impress
sive manner by Rev. Stephen II. Green.
The grand swell of the organ, to Mendel-
sohn's Wedding march, first announced to
the assembled guests the arrival of the
wedding party who entered from front OF
the cathedral, facing on Commerce street,
preceded by Messrs. j. l.. Thompson and
John I. Berry, assisting in the capacity OF
ushers.
The six attending couples following next
.
Boyle, sister to the bride, with Mr.. T. s.
Holden, Miss Matte L. Leake with Mr.. S.
H. Boyle, the brides brother, Miss Lucy
Keller with Mr. r. B. HARDWOOD, Miss
Laura Wilson, of Bryan, with Mr.. S. r.
Morgan, Miss Helen Oliver, OF Tehuacana,
with Mr.. George NJ, Brandon, of Hills
boro, Miss Eugenja Hamilton with Mr..
Harry Wheat. AS they marched
slowly up the aisle, to, the measure
of the music, Mrs. Alexander Har.
wood entered, escorted by the groom, and
following closely, the bride, leaning upon
the arm of her father, Major j. w. BOYLE.
After the service, the bridal party, with d
few friends, repaired to the residence of thu
bridestnther, on Sycamore street, where q
sumptuous repast was spread and most
delightful evening passed, and not until tn,
wee sma' hours of morning warned them o
another days duties and pleasures to lool
to, did the guests bid
To each and all fair good night,
And rosy dreams and SAUNDERS light
The high estimation of their host offriend.
ana their warm regard, was evidenced By
the number of elegant and costly gifts.
Where all was elegance and taste, dis
tinction would be obnoxious, but We canno
refrain from describing the brides toilet,
very elimination indeed of millinery ar
anu exquisite luslV, tlle uIeSS DSIUb OF flcl
cream-white satin, made en- train, ant
trimmed deliberately; pointed basque
trimmed in Spanish lace and passementeri,
with Spanish lace sleeves.
The front OF skirt consisted of shrreC
satin, Spanish lace, with passementerie, in
terspersed with orange blossoms; tn,
back plain, caught with n large satin sash
white tulle VEIL fastened 1t the back witt
sprays of orange blossoms. The only orna
ments worn by the bride were beautiful
diamond earrings, presented by the groom
that were only rivaled in brilliancy by tn,
sparkling blue eyes OF the bride herself
The happy couple start this morning fo
the Crescent City, accompanied by few
friends, TO witness and participate in the
festivities of the approaching carnival.
To both groom aud bride as they thus star
on the real journey Of life, where gadne.S
and sorrow are so intimately connected and
chase each other so constantly and closely
the HERALD extends a sincere wish that
nothing but the silver lining of the world.
clouds may ever be turned towards them
ana that honest endeavor and truest atlec
ton may bring them always life's sweetest
returns and choicest blessings,