The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-04-16
NJ 'CUTCHEN-HARBIsON.

NJ CUICHEN-HARBISO
AT the Presbyterian Church Oh
Thursday evening last, at hal,
after eight o'clock, Miss George
Lee HARRISON and Mr.. Samue
Proctor McCutchen were unitec
in the holy bonds of matrimony.
The pretty little church was
ablaze with lights, and with its
protuse decorations of pink and
white roses, with green back
ground, harmonized most beauti-
fully with the costumes of the
bridesmaids. Promptly at the APP
pointed hour Memberships in
spring wedding march pealed
forth under the skillful touch of
Mrs. Will Mccoy, and the attend
ants came in the following order:
Little Elizabeth Read and Victor
HARRISON, cousin and nephew of
| the bride, then first bridesmaid,
Miss Susie McCutchen, followed
by Messrs. Chas. Johnson and
Walter Blake, walking two abreast.
Misses Edith Vaughn and Ruth
Primrose were next, followed by
Messrs. II. T. Rucks, X. Taylor
HARRISON and Malcolm Robert
shaw; then Misses Eugenia Camp
bell and jennie Yerger, followed
by the groom and his best man,
Mr.. James McCutchen, and last
came the beautiful bride leaning
upon the arm of her sister, Miss
Lizzie HARRISON. When the at
PENDANTS reached the chancel, which
was a veritable bower, they formed
a semi circle, and the bride and
groom stood under q large we'd
ding bell, made of roses, and sus-
pended by pink ribbons. The i'm
pressiye ceremony was performed
by DIR. John w. Primrose, and at
the conclusion n shower of rose
leaves fell from the bell upon
them rs if by magic, which was a
pretty and unique idea,
The bridesmaids were exquisite
ly and becomingly gowned in Nile
green organdy and carried bou-
quets Of pink roses.
Miss HARRISON wore white or
CANDY and carried pink and white
roses. The beautiful bride never
looked lovelier than on this occa-
sion. She was gowned in a hand
some creation of mousseline de sole
over white satin. A filmy veil of
illusion completely enveloped her
yirIish form and was fastened to
ler golden brown hair with a
spray of orange blossoms. She
carried a large boquet of brides
'oses.
Immediately after the ceremony
he bridal party and relatives Of
he bride and groom repaired to
he residence Of Mrs. HARRISON,
which had been prettly decorated
or the happy occasion, and there
congratulations and best wishes
we're bestowed upon the young
couple, and a dainty supper was
erVed.
Mr., MCCutchen is one of Green
.ille's most worthy young men,
icing popular in business as well
S social circles lie has for sew
raj years been identified with the
lover Co., and is Que of its most ,
IGNORED employees,
Miss HARRISON has been reared !
a our midst, and is universally
owed for her sweet, winsome man
er, and is considered one of
3reenville's fnl"ost daughters,
Ter picture appeared twice in the
lew Orleans Times-Demoerat rs
ne of the Gulf State belles.
The presents were numerous and
ostly, and testified to the popu-
arity of the young couple, II
Mr.. and Mrs, MeCutchen will
@ ''at home" to their friends at
be residence of Mrs. HARRISON,
The TINES joins with their many
riends in wishing for them a hong,
Apply and prosperous life.
We are rapidly dispoSing of our
.oods, and we attribute this to
he fact that we are selling at
he lowest prices and handle a SUI
,erior line Of goods, but we do
lot let this interfere with the
of our stock as we
re daily receiving new goods,
which we offer at the lowest prices
possible, and which gives our Gus
omers the advantage of receiving
he latest and up-to-date ideas In
Dry Goods, Millinery, etc. Give
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