The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-30
KUHL-MARX MARRIAGE.

The radiant April day found a
voice, the only voice fitted to it, in
the above beautiful lines, as pro-
nounced by the Rev. j. r. Thomp-
son in beginning the ceremony
which bound two loving hearts to-
gether and made two souls as one,
Miss Marx was one Of our fairest,
sweetest naidens in the rosebud
garden of girls, a "yiolet in the
youth Of pining nature" and was
universally admired and loved for
her many accomplishments and wo-
manly traits Of character, Mr.
Kuhl, though residing in TeXarkana
but a short time, has won the res
pect Of all and endeared himself to
many by his upright conduct and
manly department. Could we but
speak as we feel, poems would be
poured out as sweet and ardent as
any that poets ever penned, but
words are poor and cold aud we can
only look back upon the scene with
lingering eyes Of love, the impress
sion Of which will remain with us as
a perpetual witness to the poetry
which hle holds in IT, The beauti-
full Marx home was an Eden bower
where love held sway and all that
art and nature could do had been
brought into requisition The grand
reception hal was a dazzling pic
ture of loyeliness in It's artistic deco.
rations Of vivid glowing red poppies
and tropical plants, while the eSqui.
site parlors embowered in fragrant
Easter lilies, snowy magnolas and
atately palms, we're yeritable realms
Of beauty given over to the change
less asphodels OF Paradise, who had
come on earth to sanction this hap
| py union for surely never did an
gels smile on a loyeler bride or a
more worthy groom, AS the soft
notes Of Mendellsohns wedding
march filed the rooms with dreamy
sweetness, and "Music that gentlier
on the spirit lies, Than tjr'd eyelids,
on tird eyes" the maid of honor,
Miss Cora HuckIns, accompanied by
Mr., ,W,ASruggs entered, followed by
the bride and groom who took their
position In the bay window, whore,
In the impressive service Of the
Presbyterian church, they were
made husband and wife, The bride,
a lovely brunette and recognized
social beauty was attired In an eS'
Quisitc travelling gown OF navy blue
crepe de chine with bolero OF price
less lace, caught at the throat with
a brilliant supburst Of diamonds
and pearls, a gift Of The groom, A
stylish blue turbau was worn with
this beautiful costume, Miss llueka
Ins blonde loyllness was more no-
tIetable than ever In beeomlngly
beautiful costume OF hellotrope aud
green silk, and hat to match, The
groom and groomsman were In the
regulation black attire, lmmedi.
ately after the ceremony delicious
cakes and strawberry Ice were sarys
ed while numarous telegrams,
fHught with congratulations aud
good wishes were read aloud until
the fast waning moments proclaim
ed the hour Of departure for north.
ern cities where they are followed
by the loving wishes of host of
friends who wish them God speed In
their journey through lJfe Those
present were Mrs, g. Marx, Ncttlc
Klein, Nd Sthwab, Harry sunlge
u, T. Burlmgame, Kuhl, Mr. aud
Mrs, d, Il, Smith, Mr., and Mrs,
Frank polhamlus, Mr. aud Mrs,
Harry Taylor Mr. and Mrs u, A
Dryer Dr. aud Mra. r. Il, Wisdom,
Mr., and Mira, Joe llueklua, jrp
Mcfars, Peel Seruggs, Gus Mun-
atsbcimer A. Howe, AberB, Gus
Mungcsheimef, jr, j, Is, fhompsonI
Misses Pauline MuuSoshclmcG Susie
| liuhl Prince Mrs Joe lluekIua, Sr
little Elliott Taylor u