Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-21
FRIERSON- DANIEL.
Brilliant Nuptials Witnessed al
the Presbyterian Church,
BY Which the Destinies of w. L. Frier-
son, of Chattanooga, and Miss
Maggie Daniel, of this City,
are United.

Clarksvile has never witnessed s
more brilliant wedding than the ont
at the Presbyterian church last even
ing, by which the destinies of w. L
Frierson, a promising young attor
ney of Chattanooga, and Miss Mag
gle Daniel, of this city, were united
The church was crowded beyond
Its seating capacity by an eager
throng of friends.
The floral decorations, which were
under the skiliful direction of Jas
Morton, manager of Evergreen
Lodge, lent additional charms to the
occasion. The chancel was simply a
bank of palms nd1Easter lilies, ar
ranged with much taste, and in front
of this bank of beautiful flowers and
evergreens the words were said by
DR.. Lupton which made the happy
pair one. In addition to the floral
decorations the windows of the
church were curtained and white
linen covered the aisles. DIR. G. G..
Wilson presided at the organ.
The bridal party arrived about
5:45.
II. M. Caldwell, of this city, and s.
H. Thompson, of New York City,
two of the ushers, advanced in op-
po5ite aisles. They were followed
by the other ushers, two-and-two.
G. w. Beaumont and Miss Carrie
Frierson followed in the right-hand
aisle, while Mr.. e. B. Cooper, of
Shelbyville, and Miss Sadie Dunlop
followed in the left-hand aisle. The
bride elect then entered the church
leaning on the arm of her sister,
Miss Susie Daniel, who was maid of
honor, taking the left-hand aisle. AT
the same moment the groom entered
the opposite aisle on the arm of his
brother, Burton Frierson, of Shelby.
vile, who acted as best man. They
met at the chancel, where in an i'm
pressive ceremony DR.. Lupton made
them husband and wife. The bridal
party then left the church in reverse
order to which it entered.
The bride was attired in rich
white Rhadimer satin dress entrain,
with bridal veil of white silk tulle.
She carried.in her hand lovely bou-
quet of Lilies of Valley, and looked
exceedingly lovely. The maid of
honor. and other female attendants
wore lovely Costumes of crepe de
chine trimmed in white ribbon. The
maid of honor also carried bouquet
of brides roses. The gentlemen all
wore the regulation black evening
suits.
Immediately after the ceremony
the party was driven to the elegant
home of Hon. w. M.
Daniel, where, on account of the
north-bound train being six hours
late, the couple remained until this
when they took the 5:35
train for Shelbyville, the home of the
grooms parents. A reception will
be rendered them in that city
tonight.
The marriage of Miss Maggie Dan
iel removes from Clarksville society
one of its brightest lights, and her
host of friends regret to give her up.
The city never held more popular
young lady, or one combining more
perfectly all the feminine graces.
Her popularity, however, is attested
by the numerous and handsome
bridal presents and by congratulatory
kilograms received. None knew her
but to love and admire her may it
truthfully be said, and the best
wishes of the entire city 60 with her
to her new home.
Ruoklen,s Arniea SaIve,