Huntsville gazette. [volume] (Huntsville, Ala.) 1879-1894, 1891-08-01
and dignity is assured.

and dignity is assured.
Promptly at nine o'clock, to the
strains OF a wedding march by Mrs.
Sterrs the wedding party entered the
church in the following order;
Miss Maggie Mckinney and Mr.
John Mcdonald, Ida Banks and
Horace White, the bride on the arm
of the groom, then Ca'esta Bank and
Julia Schaudies two winsome Misses
as train bearers, and facing TIE audi.
forum, the bride and groom under
beautiful canopy and arch inscribed
"God bless you two, which loving
hands had erected, the ever impress
sive, sad and happy ceremony. pro
nouncing them man wife was per-
formed by Rev. w. Fl Nixon, both
bride and COON making responses in
verv audible voice.
The bride looked beautiful in an
lexquisite gown of white Albatross,
trimmed with point applique lace,
white kid gloves, tulle veil hanging
in graceful folds to bottom of train.
The brides maids were beautifully
attired, Miss Mckinney of Athens in
nuns yelling and Miss Banks in alba
tross trimmed in silk.
The reception was at the magnif
cent residence Of Mr.. S. S Sykes,
where the numerous presents were
displayed and where the most com
plete supper was spread.
Among those present were Mrs.
Newton Bridgeforth of Memphis who
wore garnet silk MORE. Miss Pattie
j. Malone Of Athens, black gros
grain silk, spanish lace yoke and
sleeves corsage, boquet of nastur.
tiums. Miss Vassar of Nashville,
black merviIleux silk, garniture Of
black brocade corsage boquet of scar,
let geraniums
Among the presents were $155 90
cash. Mr.. S S Sykes; SIS cash, Mrs
M E Sykes; stove and vessels, Mr..
and Mrs. e Sykes; window shades,
Mrs. Ada Sykes; Butter set, Hewlett
Banks; two cake dishes, Miss Ida Banks;
cut glass tumblers. II V Cashin; mustard
stand, Calesta Banks; rocking chair, Ben
Harris and Anderson Nelson; Fan Fire
screen, Mrs. Lizzie Bridgeforth of Mem
phis; handsome cakes, Mrs. Chas. E.
Miller; Picture, Mrs. Wise; Pen, by Eu-
nice Sykes; handsome cakes, Mrs. Anna
Hooks; Tin water set, Harris and AL
bridge; deck ofcards by DR.. Sterrs; China
tea set 56 pieces, by VIM Reynolds; nap
kin ring, Frank Stahlman; silver pickle
stand, David Hall; silver butter knife,
Miss P.J. Malone; silver sugar spoon,
Miss A. M. Vassar; china fruit plate,
Mrs. M. V. Cashin; gold laid sugar
spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hendley; cut
glass Initial water set, Mr. ohm McDavid;
sugar spoon, Ed Hall; water set, David
Rivers; cream pitcher and sugar dish,
Albert Elmore; set vases, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen S. Mesely; set knives and forks,
Mrs. Octavia Blackwell; table cloth, Mrs.
E. Bernheim; hat rack. Elijah Smith;
water bucket, Mr.. Matt Banks; butter
dish, Mrs. Eliza Banks; picture and
frames, Miss Ellen Mosely; picture and
frame, Miss Mary Garth; knives and
forks, Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Mosely; six
French China plates, Mrs. Nelson Allen;
| shaving mug, Mr.. Nelson Allen; table
cloth Mr.. JAS. Scott China cuspidors,
H. l. Smith; night shirt and "a napkins,
Mrs. Allen Mosely; chandelier lamp,
Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Stephens; pepper
and salt cellars, Mr.. Arthur Garth; cut
glass water set, Mr.. Horace White; cut
glass water set, tub and wash board,
Mrs. Mile Bynum, silver card basket,
Miss Anna Ford, of Maysville, Ala.
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