The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-23

Marriage bells.
wharfage is a great beginning, tho
commencement of the home epic the
gradual conquest of that complete union
which makes the advancing years o
climax, and age tho haryes, of sweet
memories ia common
Seldom, indeed, has wOrthior man or
more lOYeable woman united d6stin0s
than the two who last night, at the r05i-
dence OF Mai J. w. Boyle, solomnizod /
the rites OF marriage ilr. j.. Walter |
! Barrett, Formerly OF Galveston, and |
Miss Pauline Adrianne Boyle being the |
contracting parties.
AZ $50 o'clock the intimate friends
aud relatives Of the family began TO as
semble, filling the pleasant aud |
| spacious rooms OF this COSY homo in |
! the cedars. The house gave out |
its most cheerful glow, which with the |
bright faces, beautiful costumes, aud |
many hued fragrant flowers, made =
| picture pleasing TO the eye aud grateful |
| to the senses, Flowers everywhere |
greeted them, IRON friends in the city, |
Galveston, and other parts of the state
came these tokens OF love aud beauty,
filling every available place and corner
with their tinted loyelinoss, and trans
forming dark places into hooks Of
brightness.
After the company was fully gathered
Mrs. Charles BOlauz tsister of the brde)
aud Miss Lucesius struck up the strains
o. the Wedding March and the Two
wee Misses May Burtord and RoWena
, Van Horn drew lines OF white ribbon
through the crowd and thus opened tho
way for the coming bride and groom,
wbom they preceded, strewing flowers
in their pathway, Mr.. S. II. Boyle and
j Miss Matte Leake following as attend
! ants. They thus proceeded until iney
reached the double window in th8 front
/ parior, which was handsomely deco
rated for the occasion with rich red aud
I. gold hangings draped In vines, m0sses
r and waving grasses. At tho sides
D. were tall marble vases filed with
- sprays of bridal wreath and
4 ferns. Here the ceremony was per
3, formed, the bridal party facing the
4 guests, and the clergyman, Rev. sir.
n William Mumford, who solemDi1od the
p rites IN his usual impressive manner,
T. The briuo's dress was OF reddish brown
n satin, merYoilleuX, combined with bro
caded roses I'm shaded browns. The
corsage square, with Mario Stuart col
lar ana reverse OF the brOOade, with
= high frai-e of duchesse lace. This, with
r tau'cOlOred gloves, point and dnchesse
laco handkerchief, and elegant hand
painted turtolSo-shell fan, with an an
II tique silver aud amathysJ comb in tao
Is high COiilure, made q mos tasteful
r and elegant costume. Ornaments, dia-
+ mouds, and a bouquet OF MARGINAL neil
= buds, and ferns. The groom wore the
Y conventional dress suit, and the il0wor
II girls Kate Groenaway gowns Di viii .O.
After both bride aud groom had boon
duly congratulate and made Che roCip-
Tents Of sincere good wishes from theii
many friends, tho order fOl roiresh.
IL ments was given, and tho party adj.
. lOurned 90 the pleasant dinIug-rOOm
" and those not finding places there
- being seated Ht small tables in tho yRrl-
's Cus rooms, where they were served in
parties OF two and four. The spread
was q hOunteous one, the tables Delns
splendidly decorated with silver, Ching
10 and crystal, interspersed with inc
AZ fragrant lowers, which were mere, rs in
. other parts of the house, scattered will
D prodigal protusion.
After this feast, whore all went merry
10 as the oft-quoted marriage bell, tho
a. guests adjourned TO the hall and par
NJ Tors examining the presents
O. which were many, tastelu
N and elegant. Among them was
a. handsome gold engraved monogrsmed
10 and chaletaino watch and chain, from
m the groom.
Solid silver engraved anu hammered
70 tea service, from Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. f
M l3Olanz.
', Silver cake basket, from Mr.. and Mrs
r W. II. Flippen.
IN Handsome garnet and plush handker
chief and glove box, from Mr.. and Mrs
G. w. Guild.
Elegant silver carving set In satin ant
10 morocco case, from Mr., and Mrs. 4. =
y Holden.
OF Crystal and silver celery stand, from
" Miss Mamie Hereford.
"a Silver goblet, from Mr.. and Mrs. I'D
~ Barnett, IT., OF Caldwell, Texas.
p. Cake basket, from Mr.. and Mrs. a. d
McCOnnico, Of Bryan, Texas.
IL Berry dish, from Mr.. and Mrs. J.. M
~ English, Bryan, Texas.
Pair OF silver bouquet holders, from
NJ Mr.. aud Mrs. 7. p. Hamilton, Caldwell
Il. Texas.
VI Garnet plush embroidered .pannle
on with gold mountings, from Miss Pau
All line Bolanz.
W. Handsomely carved silver card ro
ceYer, RON Mr.. and Mrs. Judge kor
loot,
,o Mantel lambroquin, from Mrs. r. l.
es Scott, sister TO the bride, Of Clifton
~ Texas.
~ Set Of solid silver knives, from Nh
w aYd Mrs. Allen Mckenzie, Bryan
Texas.
Full set Of duchesse end polnt lac.
90. from Mr.. aud Mrs. John Erdbl " ever.
Case OF champagne, from Mesu,
A. Kaufman & Runge, Galveston, Texas.
ul Box of flowers, from Galveston, Toxa'
OF Handsome set silver and gold line
after dinner spoons In plush case, fror
Miss0s Carrie and May belle Fisher
70. Basket of cut flowers from Mr.. and Mr..
Ter d. II. Fawcett. Basket Of cut flower
M. from SIR. and Mrs. Theodore Wallac,
TX Clock from Mr.. Samuel II. Boyl,
To- brother OF the bride. Royal Dresde
re, china chocolate pitcher In morocco cas-
lined with satin from Col. John "
Thompson. Silver fish knife IN morocco
case from Mr.. A. M. Hall. Silver ri
RI. knife In morocco case from Mr.. Brit .
Castles. Handsome large garnet plus
er album with photograph OF DR.. Leak
Of nom Mr.. and Mrs. Dir. II. X. Leak