The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-11-16
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ried to Miss Matte McCord, daugh-
ter of Mr.. L. W. McCord, by Rev.
j. M. Wright, DID.
A wide circle of friends had for
many months anticipated the event
with a degree of pleasure, but for
a much longer time and with q pro-
founder anxiety whose depths Cupid
alone can fathom, had the contract
ing parties looked forward to that
important hour when the fullness of
their joy should be perfected. Be
fore the time arrived the church
was filled to its utmost capacity
with spectators. Preceded by tn
ushers, Messrs. Harry l.. McCord,
Jno. o. Garter, Ben. Carter, r. G.
Hansell, Ed. r. Sumpter and w.
L. Alternately, the bride and groom
approached the altar, as the touch
ing strains of Mendelshon's we'd
ding march, beautifully executed
by Mrs. f. W. Rose, swelled the
air. Besides the other floral decora-
tions, there had been provided an ex-
quisitely beautiful arch with a wed
ding bell of chrysanthemums pen
dent from the center, beneath which
they stood while the impressive, Ger
emony was pronounced. The bride |
was attired in rich cream nuns |
yelling and satin, deliberately trim
med with Spanish lace, and was
greatly admired for her beauty by
all present.
The fond couple whose faithful
devotion and plighted vows, after
long years, had eliminated, re-
paired with the bridal party to the
residence of the brides father,
where immediate relatives were as
sembled to pour blessings into
their full cup Of joy. Amid this
feasting of the soul, another heaven
born appetite was not forgot. A
repast of tangible delicacies-a
magnificent supper-was spread,
and at the table the bride and
groom stood under the floral arch
above mentioned surrounded by the
guests.
The groom is a most noble young
man, a prosperous merchant of the
firm of DuBose 81 Ezell. He is hon
orable and just and moral, a gentle
man of rarest social worth, highly
esteemed and respected. The
brides beauty and accomplish
ments are personal attractions of
one who possesses all the sublime
virtues ola kind, generous and pure
woman. They are handsome and
happy couple. That Providence
may smile upon and prosper them
with the bountiful blessings that
would be theirs in answer to the
of all who know them and
love them, is the earnest petition of
the writer.
LIST OF PRESENTS.
/ set each of silver teaspoons, table
spoons, desert spoons and forks in mo-
rocco case-Phillips, Buttorff 81 Co.
Set walnut furniture, handsome
" finished-L w McCord.
Set of hair jewelry-Mrs L w Nc
Cord,
Candelabria-Mr and Mrs E W
Rose.
Statuary-Wm. Anderson.
Card case-Mfss Lou Shapard.
Bud Vases-Luther Blake.
Majolica piUcher--Mrs j G Myers.
Match safe-Ezell Craig,
Silver flower stand-Maggie May
McCord.
Bouquet-Miss Belle Meredith.
Monogram pin-Sallie Lou McCord.
White fiowers-Mrs S S Culley.
Silver cup-Kris McCord.
Family bible--Frank G. McCord.
Silver tea set-Miss Sallie Shapard
and Harry l. McCord.
Vases-Mr and Mrs w S Ezell.
Center table--Mrs Z Walker.
Hand painted toilet set--Miss Sallie
Chair-8Ir and w II Craig.
Silver card receiver--Mr and Mrs L d
McCord.
Bud vases-Mary Boyd McCord.
Set silver knives--T NJ Jones and
lady.
Silver pickle stand--Mrs John Bate
nan Smith.
OIL painting--E II Sumpter and w
Z Alternately
Bible--Mr Mrs II Ezell
Silver WATERFALLS. G. a Reynolds
Hand painted toilet set--Miss Myrtle
EzelI
China tea set--Jno o Carter
Silver waiter-Dr S S Sumpter
Ornamental comb--Mrs S S Culley
Clock--M and Mrs w I DuBose
Toilet set and vase--Mr and Mrs y b
Craig
Silver cup and sauccr--Ben. Carter.
Silver butter diish--Miss Mary Nc
Kissack.
Fiity-two numbers of the Pulaski
Herald--Jas d. Andrews.
Bouquet--Ethel Dismukes.
Berry bowl--R g Hansell.
Silver bud vase--Wyatt Alternately.
Floral--Mrs j Childers.
Hand painted tambourine plaque
Miss Ella Crow.
Floral--Miss Matte Jones.