The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29
NJ AT COMO
WEDDING Gf On A0GkRt AND
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CRADLE AFFAIR


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hHFrT hrs just graduated and
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aaatr Iased with HI fathsf and
brother, IN, w " hsaefs The lni.
Ter having lately married . bafdi-
lmIls, daughter efGen ChaImffrD.
In this connection, va congratulate
our IittIs friend. PArrIs, 90 what
We conceive 10 DO . wise ssleetion
|ofa lifetime partner. The ap.
pointments for The celebration ~
The nuptial ceremony weru eona.
pIeie. The groom and attendants
from Memphis were PROVIDED n
special train over the ~ 4 7. X. H.,
which arrived about $40 o'clock
y M, 10 find The Church Of the
iIoly InnUents'' at Como most
deliberately and beautifully dec.
Grated with cvergreens u holly
and cedar from the natural growth
II this vicinity, interviewer with
the rarest and richest freshly 'cut"
flowers from New Orleans, and
rcdoleut with perfume from grow.
ing plants, furnished from the
floral conservatory Of Mrs. N. X.
ISledge. A few minutes after 8
o'clock the rustic In the immense
audience in the church foretold
the coming Of the bridal cortegc ;
for d few seconds "breathless silence
reigned supreme and then came
low, sweet tones Of music, har-
monizing delightfully."- with the
soft, slow, measured steps Of the
cortege, consisting Of DR. SHEp
ROGERS and his afianced, accom-
panied by her mother and brother,
N. r., and attendants, Miss Maggie
Rogers. Miss Alice Snowdcn, Ed.
Heath and Thos. Taylor, (both Of
the latter Pamela boys, who have
lived in Memphis for the past two
years.; the whole, preceded by a
bevy Of dainty little maidens,
ROBBED in pink and blue, scattering
flowers in their path. The mag
niiiccnt outfits Of the bride and
bridesmaids, with their immens,
trains, MS they came rustling along
the aisle Of the church TO the by.
mencal altar (chancel) on sof'
. purcly white carpcting, eclipse,
the brilliancy Of other surround
ings and fastened the attention o
everyone present. The bridal par
~ then took their places in tn,
chancel, when Miss Rogers and Ed
Heath removed the gloves Of tn
contracting parties, and DR.. Ham
: vassy commenced the beautiful
, marriage ceremony Of the Episco
> pal church, and soon announces
them "man and wife, lmmedi
: ately on the conclusion Of the cere
mony, we retired TO the home Q
1.-The bride Cher mother's) TO extern
E hearty and heartfelt congratuls
tions, where we found no expens
had been spared in preparation 70
. the entertainment Of a large nun
i Der Of invited guests, relatives an
! immediate friends Of bride an
groom. No small feature Of thl
|. part Of the entertainment, was Tn
!. beautifully arranged display ,
bridal presents, consisting Of 81
yer ~tea-scrvice, DR.. and Mrs. W. I
Rogers ; bisque figures and miro
!. DR.. Shep Rogers; silver water-sc
vice, Mr.. Wcndal photo. album
9 Mr.. Mcmillan /; silver cup, NJ
Hays /; silver nut-bowl, Mr.. Miles
silver tea and sugar-spoons, NJ
Ed. Heath I; berry-spoon, Mi
Brown, Of Memphis; salt-cellal
and spoons, Miss Florence Tuckc
v Of N. G.; candle-sticks, (silver
Miss Lula Tucker, Of N. g.; scI
fngcr.bowls, DR.. and Mrs. W. !
Rogers massive silver nut-bow
Mr.. and Mrs. O. ID. Slcdge ; han
b some oil painting, Miss Ashe,
: Memphis; silver and crystal frui
, bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Wallac.
/ silver berry-spoon, Maj. j. !
Heath ; silver nut-bowl, Mr.. ~
Mrs. J. L. Cooke silver tea-sel
!. Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Slcdge silv'
/. aud crystal fower-vase, Mrs. D
: Adams, Of Sardis; berry-bowl AZ
casters, Mcssrs. Sledge, Hunts
:, Watkins, and Mckenzie, (ushevs
Ia nd.paintcd eofa-cushion, Mrs.
r. Heath ; sctt Of furniture, MI
10 c. e. sledge; pair Of elegant pane
II Mr. and Miss Snowden ; han
painted toilet-cushion, Miss Walls
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