The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1892-12-24
Mr.. +. u. Many and Miss birdie FaaI
Uysd In Marriage. i
An Elegant Ihqast Given to the nd
and Groo1A 1t the Chamberlin House

When to news Of this happy b
tial was rceived in Grenada, the my
friends oMr. Manley were glad TO lr
of his thowing aside the lonesomees
of singlaife for the sweet associ1n
ola lovble companion for all te.
Mr.. Maaey was raised In Tal)ahafie
County.and he 10 now the .populahd
efficien Chancery Clerk. His ho9of
friendare not confined to his coty,
but are rescattered all over this and ler
States He is q splendid specimeof
noble manhood. Intelligent, Ak,
generous and big hearted, he r@ily
makesfriends with all with wh0i he
associates. Al a business gentlan,
he stands high for his integrit3act
and ability. His bride 10 q handme,
accomplished and genial lady. BUS
TONED TO the ranks Of good socie5she
moves with ease and dignity, and .
central figure in any company. ese,
combined with other graces a re-
dnments, qualify her to NAL her
hone happy, beautiful and tely.
The SENTINEL wishes their cuf JOY
to be ever full Of LIES sweetest fxir.
On Tuesday night an elegapAnch
or banquet was given ct the CAber-
lin House in honor of Mr.. and ,. T.
J. Manley, by a few friends, heSd by
Mr.. J. T.. Thomas, cashier OF Gre
NADIA Bank. The parties preit on
this happy occasion were Mr. 1 Mrs.
Alex Allison, Mr.. and MrsP. G.
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs B. G. mean,
Rector l.. n. Smell, Messrst W.
Griff1s, ]. 7. Thomas, Jos. Ne4rger,
A. G. Leigh, J. G. Perry and wri-
ter. Everything was served best
style by the genial proprietornr. =.
F. Thomas, for which he wa4ighly
and deservedly complimentary the
guests. The collation. was gtly en-
joyed, amidst the most genialxhibi-
tions Of good humor, intermiA with
sparkling speeches. MayoIB: G.
Adams, with his usual radii face,
arose and gave o toast to the 4e and
groom, in a happy and eloqueI effort.
Mr.. J. W. Griffis being calle1n, In q
solemn and impressive mannd deliv-
cred himself Of some pertinen3marks.
Mr.. Jos. Newburger followedt q hu-
morous and comical mannd Next
came Mr.. J. T. Thomas, witAhis ex-
ceedingly modest and bluslg face,
electrifying the happy assem1ge with
his splendid imagery and Ieautiful
thoughts The quiet and site Mr..
A. G. IAgh arose with mh reluc-
tance and presented a few original
idea as to some of the mt.tant du-
tie, OF matrimony. Mr.. J. Perry,
18th an affrighted look, stooup trem-
bling all over, and simply ngrakular
ted the bridegroom and sIpathized
in sorrow with the bride. hxt came
Mr.. B. G. Duncan, who brew out
lashes OF wit that made IL welkin
ring with laughter. Mr.. Alison then
arose and made kind an fatherly
'alk, in an intelligent ant practical
manner, showing his thorovh knowl-
'dge OF domestic life. Rotor Smell
1ad been previously called pon, but in
modest and graceful mannr declined,
5alls were then made uponthe writer
'ut he was ''too full" Tor uttersnce
'aused by absorption from our distin
rushed friend, Mr.. J. T. Thomas. The
aides present looked hsadsome, ant
'dded much to the enjoyment Of thu
'ccasion. Thus passed of q few hour
N times lightest wings scenes not +
e erased from memory's tablet. Hand
ONE Menu cards were printed at tn
SENTINEL Office for the occasion. Fol
owing is the menu:
Celery.
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OYSTERS. :r.... -r
Raw. Stewed. Fried.