The Florida star., 1900-06-01
WEDDING BELLS CHINE.
Marriage OF Mr.. ThOs. w. Anderson and
Miss Mary ID. Feaster.

MISS mary II. reaster.
Once again, and for the third time dur
ing the queenly month of May, Union
church at LAGRANGE was the scene of an
other brilliant marriage, which occurred
Wednesday night, when Mr.. Thomas
Walter Anderson, of Stuart, Fla, and
Miss Mary Drucilla Feaster, of LAGRANGE,
younger daughter of Mrs. J. n. Feaster,
were united in marriage.
Promptly at s O'Clock the bridal party
arrived at the church, alread! crowded
with the friends of the contracting parties,
and proceeded up the aisle to the strains
of wedding march, rendered by Miss
frankie Gruher. The bridal couple was
preceded by Mr.. Jerome L. Feaster, the
groon's hest man, and Miss Carrie Fros-
cher, as the bridesmaid, with the little
Misses Sadie Duren and Helen Wilson
accompanying the bride and groom as
flower girls. Arriving at the altar, they
were met by the Rev. w. n. Chaudoin,
and, while standing directly beneath a
tastefully designed double heart, pierced
with cupid's arrow, the two were soon
made one by brief but most impressive
ceremony.
The bride wore white organdie gown
trimmed with white lace AID satin rib
bon, and her bridal veil was surmounted
with roses. She carried bouquet of mag
nolia buds. The bridesmaid, Miss Fros-
cher, WAS attired in white swiss costume,
| trimmed with blne. Little Miss Helen
Wilson wore a red swiss dress, and her
companion, Sadie Duren, with blue swiss
These male a pleasing and striking con-
| trast with the other costumes The
groom and his best man wore the con-
ventional black with delicate boutonierre
bouquets.
After the wedding ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson repaired immediately To
the residence of the brides mother, where
hearty congratulations were extended to
them by a host of friends. \ most
elaborate spread of refreshments had been
prepared To which the relatives of the
bride and friends were invited, and did
! full Justice Ia. At the head of the re-
freshmcnt table were stationed the newly
married coupe of the hour while direct
ly opposite them We're seated Rev. W. y.
Chaudnin Uncle Shad) and Mrs. Chan
doin Aunt CARRIE bride and groom of
jnst fifty years ago Ia month, scene
the like of which will probably never fall
to the lot of TIE STAR reporter 10 again
witness. The refreshments consisted of
sandwiches, pineapple shcrhet, ice cream,
cake of several kinds. also the brides
cake. which Was cnt AMI distributed.
The Frastcr residence Was decorated
u-iflt l..
terms, cic., and the church MAS very prct-
THY decorated ia like manner for the Oc-
casion 10y loving hands, the initials \.
and +. IN monogramS being noticeable
among the same.
The presents of the bride were numcr-
ous and handsome, cmbracimg great
p variety Of articles for the table and house
hold; gold and silver ware, cuG GLASS ar
tirlrS, and glass SETS being we'll represent
cd, and a bcautiiul picture also Was noted
70 by TIE STAR scribe
The newly married couple left y,.strr-
> day on the 30 train for rItt~boro, Ala.
where a reception will be- rendered them
I ON this Friday evening at the home of
the @ru"m's parents. Mr.. ami Mrs An-
! dcr>un expect Ia h- away about Two
weeks, AMI on their return wiII visit th,
brides mother and relatives few days
rrr proceeding {" stuart, where they will
- 1" housekeeping. Mr.. Anderson hold
T. ing the position a. station agent there fpr
the T. T.. {. railway.
% The bride, one Of Indian rivers most
'' lovely yuuu- iIli,-, ha~ a wide ,Irc!e oi
friends, .il ui whom wish the happy pain
- a Iou- hi,. Of happinr-~ and prosperity, lo
' all of which Tur STAR extends Il hearty
second.