The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-11-23
Capt. du Dumont WEEDS Miss
Garner.

udTH6Ts
Az the Presbyterian church was
~solelnnized the nuptials Of Captain
EDGAR ROLLINS DU MONT and Miss
WON LEONE GARNER, on Thursday
afternoon, Nov. %, 1900. at 4 o'clock,
hev' L. w. Bailey. pastor Of the Metho.
dlst Church officiated. The occasion
excited intense interest because Of the
prominence OF the young couple. The
sacred ediffce IA deliberately and
uniquely decorated and brilliantly
Illuminated with candles in candle.
bras. In the entrance hung large colon
ial wreathes Of evergreen, on the side
walls were palms, along the pews were
pyramid boQuets OF yellow ~chrysanthe.
NUNS, all OF which we're tied with
green ribbon, producing a golden and
verdant blending OF rare taste in the
most artistic creation.
The rendering of Lohrengrin's wed.
ding march by Miss Belle Denny an.
nounced the arrival OF the bridal party
with Hon. W. W. Farnsworth, OF
Scranton as best man, with the groom;
little Miss Eloise Robinson, sister of
the bride, in a gown Of green acted ~
flower girl, strewing roses as she
marched in advance Of the bride.
Then Miss Fannie Randolph, OF Bayou
Goula, La, as maid Of honor, With the
bride, followed by the parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank G. Robinson, relatives
and intimate friends. Mcssrs. Hugh
Moore, OF Louisville, KY, f. ]. Jane,
VIM. Watkins and j. j. Mcintosh
acted as ushers. Rev. Mr.. Bailey per.
formed the ceremony under an arch
formed of palms and c~hrysanthe.
NUNS, while the organist softly play.
ed Beautys Eyes. Mendelssohn's tri.
umphant march was performed as a
valedictory.
The bride was beautiful in an i'm.
ported caster cloth, tailor made suit,
embroidered with gold thread and car.
ried a bOQuet Of orchids. The maid
Of honor, Miss Randolph was charm
ingly attired in a blue cloth tailor
made suit and carried q pyramid DO.
quet Of golden chrysanthemums.
The groom, Capt. du Mont Is the
managing timber representative of
Messrs. Hunter, Benn SEQ. of Mobile,
and vice Royal Consul of Denmark.
He commanded a company from Scran.
ton during the Spanish.American war,
and is well ana favorably known for
his social and business personality.
From the church the happy couple
was driven to the L. & N. depot,
where they took the west bound train
on a bridal tour to points Ia the East
via New Orleans.
The presents were numerous and
costly, some coming from abroad.
COMING! COMINGM COMING Il!
ONE NIGHT ONLY!
THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH,
10 be at Academy Hall, Friday,
December It'll, 1900.
The most marvellous collection of
celebrities ever gathered beneath one
roof!
This exhibition consisting Of rare
and ancient maidens will prove pecul.
interesting tn bachelors and
widowers. The largest number OF un.
parlleled phenomena will be SHOWN to
who appreciate true worth for the
small sum Of twenty-five cents or one
quarter. Children under twelve. If
teen cents or three nichels.
The services which began Monday
night, Nov. 18th, in the Methodist
closed last Sunday night. The
congregations increased as the meet
ny progressed and some interest was
Manifested. Many promised publicly
10 take a new start in life and be more
10 days to come. II the servi-
:es could have been continued a gen.
line revival would, we think, have
,een the result, but on account of so
much sickness in the community it
vas considered wise to close.