The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-02-14
Married.

1885, Mr.. FREDERICK LANDRY to Miss MARIE
AYRAuD, both of this parish.
The ceremony that united the destinies of
this handsome and highly esteemed 1snns
couple was performed by Rev. F. X. Ceuppens in
the presence Of a small assemblage, composed
Of only the immediate connections and most in
innate friends of the contracting parties. and
otter the wedding the twain proceeded to the
pretty little cottage on Iessard street pur-
chased and fitted up by the groom in anticipa-
ton Of this mcmentous event. We hope their
cosy home viii ever prove to them an abode of
happiness and contentment-and we desire it
understood that our good wishes for friend
Dick and his beautiful bride are in Eowise due
to the champagne and cake that found their
way to the editors residence the day following
the wedding.
ROME OUBRE.-At st. Francis Church, As
+. X. Ceuppens. MIR. CAMILLE ROME to Mise Re-
BELLA OuBRE, both of this parish.
Incidental to this happy affair was bounti-
full dinner that YVES discussed with great relish
by the nuptial party and their friends. The
CHIEF joins in the fluctuations which have been
showered upon the favored couple and trusts
their progress through life viii be marked by
many joys and few sorrows. -
LANCON-MAVOR-O Wednesday, Feb
ruary II, 1885. at ST. Francis Of Asssium Chapel,
ARTHUR MxLANcoa to Miss EMILY MAvoR.
We do not remember to have witnessed in
this parish, during q residence Of nearly four
teen years, more brilliant or largely attended
wedding than that Of Miss Mavor and Mr.. Me-
nokh b. al
| ciety, and If anything was needed to demon
strate the high esteem in which they are held
by all who know them, it was furnished by the
spontaneous outpouring Of guests to witness
the marriage ceremony and take port in the en-
suing reception at the hospitable residence Of
the brides parents. A long line Of carriages
and other vehicles followed the nuptial party
from to wn to the heat little church in Smoke
Bend, and the occupants, when joined to the
! i:roe gathering of friends already assembled,
filed the sanctuary with one of the largest con-
sregations yet seen beneath its sacred roof. AS
the contracting parties and their attendants
took their position at the altar ln9'r attractive
appearance compelled general admiration. line
bride wore a rich costume of white satin en-
train, ornamented with gulpure lace and Or
ange blossoms. which set off her charms of face
and form to perfection. Miss Gertie Andrews,
first bridesmaid, wore cream colored silk, with
trimming Of Spanish lace; Miss Maggie Ham
son, second bridesmaid whito nuns yelling,
lace trimming; Miss Eva Lorette, blue surah
silk. with blue satin bows; Miss Clara Park
f, urth bridesmaid. pink satin, trimmed with
Spanish lace. The groom was attended by
Messrs. Will s. Mavor, elder brother of the
| bride, Will. Kelly, Waldemar Landry and John
+. Terrio, and the whole gronp might we'll be
regarded as one typical of Southern female
loneliness and manly grace. After the conclu-
sion Of the ceremony that crowned the hopes OF
the happy pair with a blessed realization, the
wedding party and guests returned to town and
assembled at the Mayor residence, where the
bride and groom held levee and received the
congratulations of ahost of friends. Cake and
| wine were dispensed, and selections OF vocal
and instrumental music added to the eclat OF
the delightful reunion. 1t had been the inten-
ton of Mr.. and Mrs. Melancon to make brief
| bridal trip to New Orleans, but the afternoon
train was delayed until such late hour they de-
cided to so at once to their future homo on the
Evan Hall place, where they will for a time oc-
cupy apartments in the residence OF Mr. and
Mrs. Emile Buquoi. While we can but sympa-
| thize with the brides highly esteemed parents
| upon the separation from their only daughter.
we also rejoice with them that she has fallen
| into such good hands and made such an appar-
emily excellent selection Of life partner. We
trust that the partial less of an afecticnate and
charming daughter may be compensated for by
| 4, ,f,,1
and that the golden promises of welded happi-
ness which now iIlumine the lives of the fair
young bride and her manly husband will find
full fruition in the years to come.
Thursday, February IL. 1885, at the residence of
! the brides parents, Mr.. FRED. WERNER and
| Miss FRANCES GOETTE.
The uniting of these young people in matri-
| monia1 bonds was event which will not soon
! be forgotten by those who witnessed the inter
esting ceremony and participated In the festiv-
/ tiles incidental thereto. The ceremony was
originally announced to take place at St. Fran
| els CHURCH. but on account of tho indisposition
Y Of The brides father it was celebrated at the
6oette family residence on Railroad Avenue,
and the spacious pariors were crowded with
The bride was richly attired and lookedas love
lily a PICTURE. while the groom seemed il
every way worthy of the prize he has earned in
the lottery of life. An elegant dinner wat
served after the nuptial ceremony, and the re-
past afforded much enjoyment to all who as
sisted in its discussion. Music and danclnt
| followed and it was after midnight when thu
, last members of the merry throng departed
, It has never been our fortune to attend an at
fair of this character that was more agreeabl
and pleasant in every respect, and all who wer
present will long recall the occasion with emo
tons of qualification. We warmly congratulate
friend Fritz and his lovely partner upon thei
! union and sincerely hope it will be fruitful
unstinted prosperity and happiness. They hav
taken IN their residence in the fine house re
Gently erected by the groom's respected father
corner of Chetimaches and Iberville streets
: and here they will have home at once happ
and beautiful.
JAMBOIS -BROCKHOEFT-At st. Franc
t of Assium Chapel, Thursday, February IL. 1888
by the Rev. +. K Ceuppens, Mr.. GUsrAvEy An
Z BOTS and Miss MARY ELDA BRoCKHoEFT, bot
q ! of Donaldsonville.
d Another pair made happy, and may they ev'
n remain so! The wedding frohc that took plat
| at the residence of the newly married coup
on Attakapas street was an enjoyable affair. an
the CHIEF was kindly favored with sample
It the good things partaken Of on that occasio
q We thank Mr.. and Mrs. Jambois for their r
~ membrance of the printer and hope their lin
\ may always be cast in pleasant places.
Il Soiree at Oak Lawn. 3
The soif6e at Oak Lawn, Assumption paris
;, on the It'll inst. was one of many enjoyable q
tertainments given at that delightful plac