The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-07-25

h,,rs that holy wcdIock was the most
800 81 lifts 10 mankind. While many
rbous9DIs have trOi this pain IN tIIe Pd.,l
and many thousands VII "ahtsI -s
| Lengths again in time TO come i = ea sal
10 predict that Of all these brides, hlsst 7,
| by the radiant sun Of beauty ana tlaPp!
vnutb none will equal the BRIDE OF yes
| :e.,Jay, NOM with ali her wealth Of beauty,
a,rar. ami charms. IL was the universal
oDirion of all the hundreds OF Trends
who thrDnged the Southern PresDy terrain
church Yesterday that no hands9mer
C,1uple than Mr. William Hart and Mss
| Carrie Neriwether had ever approached
that altar 10 say those words and re-
caiye that divine sanction that proclaim
ed TO the ever-listening word the sweet
story of loves closer union and happier
cJngeniality.
II 80 o'clock the church was packed 10
the very doors by a large and brilliant
crowd who gave marked attention to the
ceremony that made the twain one. As
! the sun was trembling on its zenith, ere
it plunged downward On its western
course, the wedding party entered the
church in twOs. the ladies coming first
followed Immediately by the gentlemen
attendants. Eight of the attendants went
down the right aisle. while the other
eight proceeded down the left aisle. Those
going down the right ais.e were Misses
Louise Grow and Grace Harrison, and
Mamie North and May Winnie Anderson.
Immediately following them, two and
two, came Mcssrs. Del Walker and Fred
Shelley and o. II. Milhcan and A. G..
SmOOt.
Those going up the left aisle were
Misses Louise Shelley and Nina Donnie,
Maude More and Maggie Myrick. I'm
mediately following them came the other
four gentlemen attendants in the person
ages of Messrs. Louis Fisher and Dave
Tobin, and VIII Richardson and Ed Rob
iusDn.
These sixteen attendants formed on
either side of the altar, the gentlemen
standing Immediately in the rear of the
ladies.
The bride and groom proceeded down
the center aisle in the rear of Misses
May Morse and Emmie Tobin, who acted
in the capacity of flower girls. Reaching
the altar, the flower girls went one to the
right and the other to the left of the al
tar, while the bride and groom advanced
Immediately 10 the front. where the Rev.
DR.. SmoOt was standing to officiate. He
briefly pronounced the ceremony that
made the twain one, and to the even.
musical notes of MendelsOhn's wedding
march the wedding party marched down
the center aisle in the following
order. The bride and groom followed by
the flower girls. Then the attendants
arm in arm, as follows:
Mr.. Dave Tobin and Miss Louise Shell.
ley; Mr.. Del Walker and Miss Louise
Grow: Mr.. Louis Fisher and Miss Nina
D0hmie; Mr.. Fred Shelley and Miss
Grace HarrisOn Mr.. Ed Robinson and
Miss Maud Moore; Mr.. A. G. SmoOt and
Miss Mamie North; Mr.. Will Richardson
and Miss Maggie Myrick; and Mr.. o. II
Milhcan and Miss May Winnie Ander
son.
As the bridal party entered the church
the choir, with Miss Callie Phillips as
organist, sang the beautiful bridal chorus
from LOhengrin.
The bride, flower girls and all the at
PENDANTS We're dressed in pure white witt
large GainSbOrOugh hats and were perfect
dreams of lOvclincss.
The groom was attired in a solid black
cutaway suit, while the groomsmen wore
the conventional cutaway coat and yes
with light trousers. The altar was pro
| fusely and handsomely decorated Will
| palms, flowers and the like, and two in
! tcrtwincd hearts of white flowers wer,
suspended Immediately in front of the al
! tar and the bride and groom stood undcl
| this floral Offering as the ceremony wa
! gone through with.
The beauty of the lady participants
| the ease and grace with which the wed
ding party conducted themselves. all com
bincd TO harmonic the scene into one o
perfect beauty and seldom, if ever, wa
there a more beautiful wedding seen il
| Austin than that of yesterday noon.
Midst all the friends vino so gaily bad
| thc happy pair godspred on yesterday
| The Statesman bcgs leave this mornin
to add its testimonial of hearty friend
ship and good wishes, and to further pa,
| that tribute to the worth, quality am
standing of the twain that is 50 just
! deserving.
Miss Mcriwethcr, who 50 GRACEFUL!
occupied the position of bride, is the nice
of DR.. Frank Raincy and is justly entitle,
| to all honor among the truly beautiful
women of the Capital City. Will
Beautiful at all times, she yestcrda,
! fairly dazZled by the SplcndOr of he
enchanting gift, which, coupled will
her grace and many natural and acquire
accomplishments justly entities her t
TINT homage 50 Checrfully youchsate
he at all times.
Mr. Hart, the happy and fortunat
gro,m is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. JAIME
! l.. Hart, and is Il young man III ever
! respect worthy of the treasure that ycStel
day placed her happiness within his keel
ing. He is a young man of merit an
So inf standing. Endowed with all tn
abliY of worth. stability and position
he i destined to Il brilliant future an
such is chcerfuly predicted for him.
Immediately upon the conclusion of tn
;! ceremony the wedding party repaired I
fine home of the bride, where Weddin
gowns were quickly changed for trayelin
suits and the union depot was reached -,
Tryos Central train midst II shower
/. rice. for Houston and several other point
in the State Mr.. and Mrs. Hart Will h
: an home after August ut III yves
d Eighth street. ..,.,
The happy pair were the, recipients {
b hundreds of handsome and costly pre-
ents.
TIE PIPE BIDS.
,rho Wntrr and LIGHT Commission Opc