The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-26
ORANGE pI.O~ SONS.
The ss"--iuii- berry NuP'IHi-
the UO-i brilliant social
Event Of the season.

Society circles have, tor the past week
been III hglOW with the expected wedding
OF Mr. j T. iiurstull AM Miss Maggie
Kerry, two tiyuritrS IN Waco society and
most c,timAhlc young people, M lNlng in
the highest circles. Expect ,tipn was
all on tiutuc and lh event looked forward
to with Eager expectation, and The b,autl-
ful Episcopal church last night wa,
crowded to b., fullest capacity win the
b II Of Waco .OHuty So that there was rot
even audIug room. Ky uinc O'Clock tho
church WIS tulI ami the -trcats about the
church Wilderness ol carriages.
The lovely gothic church hliIunntly IL
Illuminated md ullcl with elegantly dreS ID
people, presented beautiful spectacle
and all cycs were turned ON the broad
ui-le which stood opou for the entrance
of the bridal procession with lntcns IN.
tcrcst and absorbing attention, At %
minutes past nine. thrill NJ cugorness
ran through tho vast assembly Hs the
first ot the attendants GA the bridal
couple, entering the side door OF the
church. rucredyd up tine ala! e with
measured step and filed into place be
fore the altar These were Mr. VIII
McMullrn and Nlr MalrhHll. They
were followed 10y Nj j. " Castles aud
Miss ANN, l'u linn the latter In attire
II VIII SATIN with put : lace ard orll-
Liant trimmings ut gold aud bead lace,
so exquisite t1 produce a rlu Of adj
miratIun from ladies' and
gentleman spectators alike.
a lew moments later N NJ. A, Sullivan
and Mis Lula Anderson passed up the
aisle hnd took their places before the
altar anu We're followed at we'll timed
aud exec leuty executed intervals by
Mr. ", O.. Cochran aud Miss HHlle
Harrison, NJ. T. z, Llsmau and Miss
KOra Jones, MIR. q b. HorsMll aud Miss
Perrie l., Cox Tue costumes of the
bird smaids were Of white satin with
eoetly lace, cNru aylrh and beautiful
beyond description. When the last
couple had assuMei position the bride
groom. accompanied by Mrs. VIM. Cam
eruu, and tho beautiful bride, accompa-
uled by Mr.. Nm Cameron, ,ut rel the
aisle and bride and bridegroom stood
before the ALTAR 10 pledge their phghted
faith amid the intense attention and
admiration Of tho large audience The
bride was uagmilcently alfred IN pearl
white satin dc lyon, with long train.
short lecvce aud low corSago, the ele-
giant and costly dress covered with
costly point lace, trimmed with orange
flowers aud bridal veil ~ gossamer
sheen sweeping over the fHIr shoulders
and falling In a profuNon ~ fold o.
the train. The beautiful marriage ser
wee ni the Episcopal church, always i'm.
prcssIyely beautiful, seemed more than
usually so "a rem cred IN e1quislt' taste
md With appropriate carnestuess by the
Rev. b. 4, Rogers. Paragraph 10y para
graph It b ought nearer the happy couple
who stood with bowed heads before the
a tar, and whom the words which made
the two man and wife we're spoken the
hearts ot the large assembly uyulunta
rily whisper "a God bless br de aud
bridegroom, The services completed,
after n moments pause the bridal pro-
cessiun pas ed out " the church in re.
verse order ~ entrance and he
assembly melted away while invited
guests entered the carsages IN waiting,
aud were driven to the beautiful resi-.
deuce Of Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Cameron
where "a magnificent receipt n awaited
the newly made coup e. The elegant
I mansion was filed with the creme lie la
creme Of Waco society and the great
parlOrs were scenes Of gay social festiy.
lties till an early hour IN the morning.
The br dial present were unusually nu-
meruus. rich and costly, as follows. Sol
itAire diamond ring from the groom; el.
giant set ~ furniture, VIM. Cameron
wardrobe, Thus, Z. Abeel. Italian mar
BILE center table, Is &C Honstull, In,
groom's father; French bronze clock
Ge". b. Hurstul, the groom's brother;
richly. upholstered patent rocker, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrews; easy rocking chair
! u q. Ilbbs; silver service, al pieces
bridesmaids aud groomsmen; oil paint
! ing, Mn. 3 mlmna. rlnrnnt MlllnM rnck