The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13
\ HAPPY WEDDING.

n HAPPY WEDDING.
Ono OF the mos! delightful a!Iai r
Of the season, was tho marri ge OF
the 2s.h ins'., Of Rev. d. ]. PURsEa
and Mss SALLz a. McopY, Of this
city,a the "o!d III nm Q" OF her family
Tns ccramony was pcrformo b!
Rev DE- J II Foster, of tho Univ :.
Of Ala, assisted by Raw. j M Phil.
irps, pastor OF The Baptist church OF
this city.
The ceremony wan worry heantiiu
AMI performol in go impressive g
manner, that al prssont wero much
affected by it.
Thc great interest takon by IT,,
fair Bti,!c il tha S1u1iy s,he,l Of
her Church, il we'll known in this
community, and amocg tho features
cf Tho evening" was tho prosencs oI
ono hundred and ten little children
who haI bidd'n to The wedding feast.
All of them wero dressed in w,iito,
with ribbons and scarfs ectting OF
their respective charms, and made n
worry beautiful show. The conduct OF
the children was characterized by the
prol lrio'y "a silent tribute to Tie
refining ;nll ence Of their gosorou'
patron.
The ceremony was had nj Z o'clock
=. NJ, for thJ convenience OF the
children; and after it, they were it,
vited 70 their own table in one Of tic
rooms OF the spacious mansion. Al.
ter receiving tho congratulations Of
their friends, the happy couple re-
paired to the childrens supper room,
where they were received with joyous
VACCINATIONS by In, chiidron, who
loadol them wit h their heart felt
congratulations. These little souls
wero tue happiess OF al the Eappy
throrg.
The entertainment was in oil res
pccta very beautiful one. The Bride
bright and cheerful, with light and
happiness bsaming from her beauti-
ful eyes; her exquisite toilet lending
its charms to odd to her lovelinsss.
The happy Groom, who is q noble
sp c'men msnho d ardgrace, seem
sd the happiest mortal upon earth.
The wedding presents were 80 nu-
merous that We osppot attsmpt dss-
crioing them Id sSdi,ion to tho mas
five silver service, the rare display
Of silver ware, Bobonian glass, mud
other articles usually given upon
such occasions. there was n lovely
silver card-"To auntie f.om us chill
dren"-tho git of the Sunday School
children.
The spacious parlcrs were decora.
ted in the mcst tasteful manner, ana
tho whole scene it up by tho smiles
OF beauty and true hearted friends.
Tho rich feast spread for tho com.
psny ty Mrs Frauk S Moody, who
did ,hs honors Of the honse, was n
perfect marvel of its kind. Snch a
displey of richly embossed cakes we
never saw before. The Brides cake
turn ountod by q wedding scOue. was
cxquisiioly beautiful; md two fruit
bowls, OF fpo.ter clay, Tho hrn''iwork
# Miss Mary McGoain, Of this city,
wcro noticeable for beauty OF design
and artistic finish. L p,n each side oi
the bowl wss n custer OF grape pain
ted In such away as to deceive tho
ego md mako ono reach for The fruit.
The Bride is q daughter Ct the la'e
Judge Washington Moody, aud her
Fathers many friends rtj,icad at the
union OF his daughter with cne no
distinguished in the ministry and so
highly esteemed for lis great worth
and goodness.
May thoir lives bc filed with Bliss
and-whcn sansot comes. for como ii
must-may their lights f1d, so!'ly
away upon clear nnd soiere hosi-
zop.-Tuscaloosa Times.