The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-06-19

winds kissed the brides fair cheek and
ear. The mOOnbeams brought a message
from the angels and each little star seem
ed to twinkle its delight ut this JOYOUS
evcnt-on this wtl-matched pair. Later
the NJ T.. Church, the scene of So many
plightcd h, arts and lives, looked elegant
and tasteful with it's elaborate Gccora-
tions lovingly arranged by the kind
hands of the Young brides girl
friends. AS the brilliant bridal party
marched in, to the fine strains from the or
gan by Prof. Eckhardt, no scene could
have been lovelier, no ladies more beauti-
full, no gentlemen more handsome and gal
liant. The attendants formed a perfect
galaxy of beauty, the bridesmaids ele-
gantly attircd in white satin, while the
groomsmen were in full evening dress.
They were as follows:
Miss Fannie Bowen, Mr.. Louis DOty,
Zula Brooks Maurice Levy,
" Josie Bowen " Harris Hynan
Maria Mobiles, " j. Q. Martin,
Wessie Martin, j. b. Nalty.
USHERS.
A. Lewenthal. Jr., }. W, MCGrath.
Were it in our power we would portray
picture of the radiant beauty of the
lovely bride; we would catch the
happy light in her bright black eyes and
the CLEAN in her raven hair; we would
tell too, of her lordly companion-a very
king, with all the world within his grasp,
for was his bride not "all the world to
him
After the impressive ceremony by Rev.
! II. +. johnson, large party of friends
invitations by Mr.. and Mrs. b. and s,.on
were at their elegant home. In her shim-
mering dress of richest white satin, lace
and pearls, her bridal veil of finest text
ure, with the grooms magnificent gift
sparkling and flashing as brightly as did
! the lovc-light in his eyes, this lovcliest of
youthful brides stood within the TIRES
hold of the door, gracefully receiving the
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| her many devoted frirnds-"Little Ma
| ME-" it still seemed, but "Mrs. Davis"
as were all reminded by the justly proud
groom.
The glttering array Of presents to the
| bride formed a scene SO attractive that it
did not fail to draw every eye of
| the large company. The following is a
list as near az we could obtain then:
An elegant pair solitaire diamond ear
rings from the groom.
Handsome silver tea service, Mai X.
w. Millsaps and wife.
Case table silver. embracing spoons,
forks, pearl and silver knives and soup
ladle, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Bickham. New
| Orleans, La.
Silver and Bohemian toilet set, Mr.. Will
son Price, St. Louis.
! Handsome plate glass mirror, 0xydized
silver frame, Mr.. Harris Hyman, New Or
| leans.
Handsome French clock, Mr.. Maurice
Levy.
Pair elegant brass candelabras, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cowan, Vicksburg.
Handsome large Russian leather bible,
! Mr.. DOty, New York.
beautiful silver caTu case, MISE Lula
Brooks.
Silver cake basket, Miss Fannie Mill.
>aps.
Silver jewel ease, Mr.. John Nalty.
Bohemian glass and silver vases, Mr..
Martin McGrath.
Silver cake basket, Mr.. Willie Ne
Grath.
Silver card receiver, Mr.. ,. Storm.
Sugar and Bohemian glass sugar bowl.
Miss Wessie Martin.
White satin northumberland fan.
Miss Fannie Bowen.
Pair beautiful hand painted placques,
Miss Josie Bowen.
Silver butter dish. butter knife, sugar
spoon and pickle fork, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mobiles.
Set Jewelry, Miss Maria Mobiles.
Silver pickle castor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson.
Embroidered sofa pillow, Miss Martha
Bowen.
White satin pin cushion, Mrs Heating.
The wedding supper, sumptuous and
elegant, was feast fit for the gods and, as
if rejecting the Respondent sunshine OF
joy which glowed in the faces of thu
newly welded pair the whole company
seemed under an inspiration of pure de-
light and unmixed pleasure; Sc much SO
that when the bride forsook this scene
so fast were the moments flying and the
hour drawing nigh for departure, it
seemed rs though shadow had fallen
as though the bright moonbeams without
were caught up in shadowy mist And
when the distant rumble of the fast tIying
train was heard, many hearts throbbed
quickly and n touch of SORROW was
then felt by all, as npon the arm of her
husband, Mrs. Davis was babe adieu to
enter with him alone upon new life, a.
new sphere and new scenes. The happy
couple VIII make an extended tour
through cities and places of prominence
and summer resort and tAen return
among old friends here to make their fu-
tRre hoine. May their wedding journey
be as bright and Joyful as We wish all
their life TO be
Miss Mamie YOunkin was one of our
most accomplished and intelligent young
ladies. having graduated at Whitworth
in 'S3. She has been reared IN our midst
and there are none but who wish her