Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
LAwRENCE-G GEORGE.
The Marriage Ceremony Last Night
q Brilliant Affair.

eho stuess uauShtcI vi III 1eOfBe, the
late pastor OF tho Presbyterians, and
DR.. A. J. Lawrence, the church cor
ner OF Calhoun and Fourth streets Twas
crowded to its utmost capacity with
fashionable aud refined congregation
assembled to witness the ceremony.
The church has been re papered and
ceiled and although the work 10
not fully completed the effect Is very
pleasing. Mrs. Il. w. Ball and Mrs.
J. +. Cooper had the rostrum covered
with rare flowers, arranged with ex-
quisite taste.
THE CEREMONY.
Messrs. II. p. Willing and Frank
Smith, the ushers, had done their
work well, when the organ under the
skillful fingers OF that talented mu-
stefan, Miss Belle Mccoy, pealed forth
the wedding march and the bridal
party entered the church. Walking
up the left aisle came Capt. J b. Lit
tlejohn and DR. l.. p. Black, followed
by the bride leaning on the arm Of her
father. Coming up the right aisle
were Rev. A. p. Smith OF Dallas,
followed by Messrs. Drew Pruit
ana }. l.. IStanheld, preceding
the bridegroom, escortiDg Mrs, DIR.
George, the mother OF the bride.
There was hush Of expectation when
Rev. DIR Smith took bis position fac
Ing the bridal party, and In an Inn
pressive manner spoke the beautiful
words uniting the loving hearts for
life. The bride was calm and COM
posed as che walked from the altar the
wife OF him she had chosen As her
f.aa Inn atsAv.
pealed out Its joyous notes and the
way to the family residence on the
South side to
THE RECEPTION.
The hoepitsble home OF the parents OF
the bride WAS crowded by the many
friends who found hospitality outdo-
ing Itself in kindness. A repast pre-
pared by the Mcssrs. Capera In their
best style was done justice to, and
many the words OF congratulation
and good wishes spoken. The bride,
with the grace which has made her so
prominent in society, received all with
happy smile
THE BRIDES DRESS,
made ut her old home In Louisville,
KY, was OF white surah silk en- train,
with front drapiDg OF rich and rare
Egyptian lace, lilies Of the valley
worked in by def fingers, as the
floral design. A lovely flowing veil
and dainty white satin slippers made
up the tout ensemble,
"And ne'er did vTecian chisel trace
pymph or maid or grace
or finer form or loYelitr face"
THE PRESENTS.
Scattered in profusion in room adj
Joining the parlor were the wedding
presents, each bearing card with the
name OF the donor.
Celluloid dressing set, very hand
some, y. III. Suren OF San Antonio,
who also sent telegram Of congrRtula-
ton
Solid silver salver, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
M. Willing.
Silver berry dish, Mr., and Mrs. w.
+. Lake.
Silver nut-picks and crackers, Mrs.
q w. Gillespie.
Silver pie-knife, Frank Willing.
Silver vases, Guy Price.
Silver butter-dlsh, Mrs. ]. +. Cooper.
Silver water pitcher, Drew Pruit and
Capt Littlejohn.
Silver goblets, j. A. Cravens.
A pair of superb wages, Mrs. Clark
and Mrs. e NJ. Turner.
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