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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-12-20

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-12-20

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GHo bod cohiuairt al!3ll5 uei Ias
nnlereH W tScURila u. alat.t"'ltoi2s
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-12-20

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Gsierft!

sGiibeno beiB, uuo rpenn einmal elm iose,
nannter frilber vglOrtber" fommt 10
bleibt er nur lau9e geuua nm Die 9eute
bis ms Warf hinen fr0lteln gu MAIDEN,
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lit er i6on peoer fort. DAB
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beiBem uoer atmd6igten alima
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wohl bnB Der Suoen nidt bas Bora.
bic lit. oaS er iein t6Hnte, uuf aud
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bielelbe duh uiht tire 96iun9 fiuoeu
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odriiber ibreibe1, oaue oaB Ole 5rlle
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-12-20

oinss nidt oiel eiuSuuenoen, uno biebej
mars nun onB elmer Der 6errei pol
Saflon ioste, er niiBte Elm gans etnIa
DIES Oiittel, ben SiiOen uon Der iCbmdr.
aen 8lnge su befreien: Wtan Iole elm.
fab BON Staatsnegen in glputheten uno
anoern 9doen ben unoebinoerten Ser.
fauf BON @ al ne erlaubeH. gllle
Neaer ieien oem @enuiie oieies nartoti
I6en Sites erseben, ia, tie benubten es
logar als 8 bnupfta bat, miroen
baoun tuubuiinnis unO itiirben babin
luie I'M 6erbit Die 5liesen!
gSir ihuiegen natiirli6 od5u, benn
2a6en mare uns als srOBe llnb0ilibfeit
ausselegt uOroeu, gesenii5er Der ausge
Iubten @dIifreunoifIGft bic maH uns
bort pie iIberaD errpies.
Sn 9ittle u o If, Der 6auptItaot
Oon gIrtnnios, ipeiflen mir uprtreiflih
Su Mittas, bieIten uns nber aud aui
Dem &iidOege ni6t lanae 9enu9 aui mn
oiel BON Der ca. 10000 Seeleu Sablens
ben Stnot ju ieben. Sic bat 5iemlih
lebbaiten Sertebr, ibr $teidditstbeil
ueilt mooerne @ebduoe aui unO elm
neues capitol, ons ! Wiaion foIteu Ioll,
1T I'M Bon begriiien. 9ittle BOD 1T Der
beoeutenolte @plOns Wnrit i'm Staate,
uno Die Sceueu pOn ben SaummoQbal
len in enDlOIer 3nbl, ben gtegern uno
ben unpermeioliden Wnuleieln wleoer
bolen ltb lUie 10 uielerOrts i'm Siioen,
SOt 5prinss.
g8ir lanatsn IN oieiem ieiner beiben
Wtineral GuelIen uegen melt uno brett
berilbmten Sdoeurie Abenos $40 llbr
on. @h @mpiangs Gomite mar uns
bereits Elm pnar StatiOHeH eni9eeenQe
reilt, I'M nns gum 8ornberein Ger @dIt.
| freuuOihait OOn SOt Springs 5u per,
/ iibern un0 uns aui oeiien 8Or5il0e aufs
merriam 5u MADDEN. 9titterlibfeit uno
@ditireuH0dnit iino ben 5loldnoeru
BON ieber eiseu gemeien, unt iiber eiuen
Wtangel an oieier id6nen Eu9ent bntien
aub mir uu5 nirgenos ~ betlngen.
0Ut Sprin9s bat inmitieu elmer 5iem.
| li6 bCben bhgeltete eine redt ioplllibe
Gage, mo isue ein5ige breiie y6aupt.
iiraBe idldngelt ii4 ons engs 9bal eut
lang redDt melt binan Der Srt bat ca.
10000 @inWobuer, 5nblrside 6Otels
lmo aOItbduier, ld6He Baarenldoen uno
JielioeH5eu, umo Die uielen aurs uno
Sloeauitalten iinO ole Der Reibe na6
mi Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS belegen.
I Bur eigenilibsn autialiop, Die uon De,
5ember b 3 Wars oauert, limb oil uiel
lnebr Baoegdiie uno gdiienieH aus al
len ginOss ia 8elubeilen nuweieHo ale
bic Siaot @npobner bat, luie oiejelbe
lberbaupt gdnS aui ben 5remOenpertebr
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ben brelteu Gement Seiienlue9en ben
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nerboien."
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got Sprlngs it oas y@aiimnn", oas
sinen 9nnBen glof beOedi, jsoO6 nur in
Der 6aupiiaiiOn often lit. llnier 6aupt
quarter mar i'm .9lrlineton", einem
gang bsrrlidsn, in muuriiasm StBle ct.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-12-20

ter nau uem @plf BON Werico uno Der
,0albmpnoItaot" Seem Orleans. Us
mar, ME l9 slei9 gum Sornberein be-
melten m16te, elne portreffltb 9eplonte
uno ebsuo eriolgreih nno erlprteBltd
bHrh9eiubrte 6eile, unb Der nene yer
einsprdIipent, 6err 60. Gu d on pom
8araboo ,9emofrat" iOuie unler after
SefretGr oscar ). 81 D Bler Don
SefferiOn baben iif oumit aan5 belons
bere 8eroienIte ermorbeu. Alle 8erelns.
mitalieoer, ipel6e Die ihDne 9our mtt5u'
MAIDEN oas Serguilgen batten, Itno @e'
nnnuten beBwegen 5u ber5lt1em Sdnte
perpilihtet. Ser 8Greiu bat Ihon otele
prd1tiee Epuren freu5 uno quer our1
unIer berrlihes 2ano gemadt, aber tnum
iemals cine 9enuBreidere uub in allen
Sesiebungen beirieoi9enoere ols olele.
Die &eile ging beinabe ouslblieBlih
iiber Die Saiapis Gentralbabn, uno Der
ielben iIt DER @erein fir Die aussejslb1
neten ACKNOWLEDGMENT 81 mebr ais ses
m6buli6em Dante uerpflIhtet. Sbr sipei'
ter Observation-Disclosures, 9 Of. S. ).
Merrp uOn Dubuque, ein 9dnj aus
aeseihneter Mnnn uno liebensmurotger
Gsielitniter, begleitete uns ron AnIaH9
bis Sum @noe Der Reiis, unO Die leltene
9uuortommenbsit un6 llmiidt, ole er
babel iibernG, ieoerjeit uuo sleiduer'
ibeilt 9laen nn Den Gag ieste, wtr0 nus
in oauernoer @rinuerung bIeiben.
Die SGiuois Central bat BON ieber ben
&uf genOlieu, cine Der beItuerwalieten
8obnen oss snnSen 2dnbes 81 iein. Dies
tanu niht @uuoer nebmeH, oehu iie bat
es INNER ueritanoen nur Nt1nner uon
mirflih berporrn9enoen Enlenten an
ibre bnheH 8erpaltunssitsllen 81 beru'
fen, uuo Gul. Msrrp 1T Elm 8eiipiel od'
uun. Sn Der Gntiuidluns oes Suosns
osiisn Glienbabnutisn sinit oss 9auoesi
aeip6ti rDar, bat Die SainOis Central
eins leiisnee 3ols seiplelt. auf bic III
Ituls iein bari uuo uOitr ibr Der Shter
,u 9ant uerpiIihtst lit uuO ouraus aud
isin Sebl mahi. 9ssteres 1T uns au
bisisr 8siie iiberaa ufienbdr sewuroen
uuo usEu's i'm Sioen cine Sdbn glib.
bic pon ben Seulsn on unien uitt oli
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-12-20

9lm Muntn9 Nbeno ben %. Oct. fub.
rem mir I'M 6 $50 llbr ppn be II munbers
ihbnen neuen Sabnhoi Der 81. Sen
tralbnbn, on IL. StrnBe uuo oem See.
uier bele9en, mad oem Siioen ab. uu'
iere 8eeulhaft beuHlterte Smei 8ulman
BugsUns bis sum lesten Rlase, unO
Der erIte N6eno per9in9 bariiber, alte
Ssfarntitdften Su erneuern unO neue
an5utniipieu.
Vim ndtIten WOrsen erpd6ten mir,
oa es ia beut5utn9e 81 ltanSen
eiaentlid gdr feline mebr sibt, - mltten
im SuOen in Rempbis, Esnnsliee,
uno ianben Die tnblsn uub be.eiis MIN
terli9 6oen 5elOer oes yioroeus IN
iolhe pOn initieem @riin uerwanoelt, Die
Bdume in ppaem Sldtteridmufe uno
Bmmsn i'm 5reien in Sliitbe, BET sinem
9bermOme.erltanoe BON ettun 81.
Dtebr uon Wsmpbis iollten mir nber
crit aui unierem Rldmsss isben, Oenn
nab eilisem Jrtbfdfe im Snbnbois
iubren mir ua6 tursem 9luienibnlte uid
bic gbuttap & @oli 8dba mad got
Sprines, artands, meitsr,
uuielbit uuisr ;riter 5nuptauisntbalt
itnttiauo.
gpu memphis mad got Springs it's
10 5iemlih sint SdHs15us Tasereiis,
unO iubyennir ontsiauer ourh ben Staai
grtauIds Rah sinsm iebr trodeneu
sommsr ssiate iia osrislbs uns ni4i
asrobe int aqerbeitsn 9i6te. gpir onr4.
1 iubren msiitsns nensni6imise eano'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-12-20
Sin StreifSng Onrd Oen SiiOclt,
Ser 0Siscpmiimer Preknereim beind5te bas Sano Der
Slamem, Des !3mferrpbrs, Der Samm,pple
mnS Der 9seger.
Ser beribmte 8abeOrt Sot spriuss, Srfanas.
teOitOreue @eie.eOrreipOnOen5 pon WOolf ganOrian)

ieelenluIe Corporation unseieben uirb,
10 it's liherlib Die Sainuis Central.
Die biesmalige &eiieseiellidnit 5ablte
ge9en 70 &erIoneu, iucluiiue meiner
8enisteit neblt 5rau unO dltelten God,
ter, uno man periammelte Iib i'm Wor,
riion Sutel in Chicago. Siele Der Serr.
ihaften maren ihDn am Gage Dor Der
9(breiie baIelbit einsetruifen, nm ii6 Die
8unoer Der @eltitaot am Mibtsans
See gum erIten Mnle Ooer aber BON
9teuem Su beieben, benn in gbicn9U
brou6t yiiemnno 2aneemeile ausSus
iteben, ipie oft er aud baseiueien iein
mag.
SpeSiea mir pUn ga grofe Itdtteten
am Sunutas uno Otouta9 nod 5reuns
Nen uno &ermnnoten duf per NOros
Mno Gaoieite 8siuhe ab, uno gleldjel-
tig nu4. oem berrli9en 8 tncO I II
b a r { am Seeuier. llniere yb0bere
9odter", Die nod rie in s ghicu9O noh
iiberbaupt melt auBerbnIb Ga @rofe ge
pelen, mar i6ier lprndlUs pOr @rltau.
nen iiber Die Sebensmiiroi9teiten Der
g8eltitaOt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-12-20

r 6iesjdbrise Nuss
flua oes @iscDn.
finer 9SreBpereins
sult oem nlonntsen
Suben". "Dixie
Land, uno err
ltrefte iitb iiber
@bica9p bis beruu
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-14

December % 70 spend the holidays
with her parents, Captain and Mrs.
John L. Webb OF North Seventh
street.
Mr.. George Flournoy has returned
from a visit to her mother and sister
in Mayfield.
Miss Rebecca Allen will not return
from Kenosha, Wisconsin, until after
Christmas.
Mr.. Arthur v. Orary of Cicinnnati
is visiting friends in the city. Mr..
Crary's engagement to Miss Mary Cor
bett was recently announced, the
wedding to occur in January.
The many friends of Mrs. Emily
Davis will be glad to know that she
has come in from Arcadia, and is with
her daughter, Mrs. Mildred Davis for
the winter.
Miss Henrietta Roger, who Is at
Washington College, Washington
City, will arrive on the 22nd to spend
the holidays with her parents. Captain
and Mrs. James Roger.
Miss Josephine Samuels of Bards-
town who was one Of the bridesmaids
at the Terrell-Samuels wedding. and
remained over for a brief visit to
Misses Minnie and Hattie Terrell, left
last night for home. Miss Samuels is
very charming, and made any friends
here.
Mrs. Lee Crumbaugh and children
Of Columbus, are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George q. Crumbaugh
Of North Seventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Flynn and
charming.son, Jack, left for their fu-
ture home in McComb City, Miss, on
Friday. Much regret ia felt at this
loss Of these popular people, for Mr..
and Mrs. FIynn's friends are many,
and Jack has them all and more.
Miss Martha Davis left this week
70 visit Mrs. g. II. warneken in
Clsrksville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Campbell Of
jackson, Tenn. are in the city for short
stay. They are en- route from Lexing-
ton 10 the South. Mrs. Campbell was
Miss Phie Bond Of Jackson, Tenn,
who was married there with elAbor-
tae ceremonial last week. She is
very popular here, having visited
Miss Elizabeth sinnott last winter.
Mr.. Campbell is . popular travelling
man. formerly Of Evansville, and has
many friends in the city also.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Musical club will meet on Mon.
day evening in the lecture room of the
first Christian church.
The next meeting of the Magazine
club will be Saturday of Christmas
week, with Mrs. o. L. Lining on
jefferson street.
One of the events Of Christmas
week will be a card party for Friday,
the 97th, that will be quite . social
function.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-14
MISS JANE. SIR CUPID AND l.

"a collaborative poem by Edith M.
4 Thomas and Frank II. Stockholm
We walked In q garden OF roses,
Miss Jane, Sir Cupid and l.
Nay. rather she walked by herself,
And never would answer me why.
The more besought her, still farther
And farther she fitted ahead.
Laughing and scattering roses
Roses. the white and the red.
At last sha gave me her reason;
Surely I fought TO have known -
"sir Cupid" and There are too
many"
She'd walk with me, n alone
So. Loaf in the maze Of the roses,
Forever she fitted before:
And said with . sigh TO Sir Cupid;
"I'll follow the truAnt no morol"
The next time drew near the roses,
I listened. I heard . faint stir,
And when looked into the garden
The rascal was walking with heri
Then softly orept in ana caught her /;
She blushed but would not be free.
By Keeping Sir Cupid between Us
There was room In those alleys for
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-14
SOCIETY AND CHARITY.

SOCIETY AND CHARITY.
There has not been . great deal Of
saysty this week, and the prospect Cor
the coming week is for evsn1ess. As
the Christmas time draws nearer. so
oiety has had 20 pause in her round Of
pleasure, and 20 20 work in earnest I;
but afterwards. ~ Dame Rumor l. TO
b. relied on. there will be enough
play 20 last some time Just now
Christmas work aud Christmas shop
ping are the sll-shsorbing themes. and
Christmas suggestions sse like germs
In the December air. Bat In the
round Of busy shopping IL IL safe 20
assert that the poor will not be for
gotten. Society 10 proverbiAlly gener-
Gus 10 the "other half" and many
large deeds OF beautiful charity are
done BY the 90 -cslled 'butternies'' and
"frivolou. ones Of the world. More
than often the deeds.sre Of the hind
tina, the right and iefs hand are an
sv.re Of. for MY Lady Boantiful"
do. M, In. N u.,.a. h., houn,v Il,
70 only BY accident We come aoross
than. of,.n vhsr, 4, IL too l... 10 ron.
der justice when We have nnjsdgsd.
Thar, are soins 10 b, som. vondrous
,nlish,.nmsp,s on that "ohrissu.as
morpinv vhen the Kins comes 10 His
ovn."
R..<ntiy q BEAUTIFUL var of keeping
Ohrissm.s came 10 light n, IL told Of
/. nsuphi. sooiesvsrirl tina, instead Of
sivins sif,. A h,r wealthy friends.
and AZ pl.n,inyy,h. se.ds az prss.n,.
We, 10 come. .he pu,. her smpls allow.
sno. Of Chri.,m.s mon.v into . .plen.
AID d,nner 10, hungr, li,,le vaif.
.sh. aoasn,, merei, an than with
food. aha .erye. them her.elf An her
own home. from her silver. and On,
si... on the same .nou, Imam aha
Womb uso for a Luncheon for her
.m,r, friend. She gives them the
a.in,,es, and hest Of dinners. and
.f,erv,rd plavs game, with them till
tired and happy, they start home
hearing proudlv a "Christmns Gift 4"
More than all. she secs beforehand
that each Il her little guest. ia pro.
viaed WITH holiday garments In all
respects she treats them in such a way
AS to take away the barbed edge of
condesc, nsion that charity so often
carries, and makes Of Christmas what
it should be. ohild's festival cele-
bratiny tie birth Of the Christ child.
Could anything be more truly gen
erous than this art of givingy"
"Cold charity" is robbed OF its horror
by deeds like this. It is not possible
for all Of society to entertain after
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-14

and Mrs. Thomas q. Gaylord of Louis
Vile. and 10 quite . prominent society
girl Her picture was in Munsey
some time since taken as Queen
Louise Of Prussia" and her re-
semblance to that famous beauty was
very striking.
Mr.. and Mrs Latham will be at
home after January LIST at THE rs
SEX" Fifty-sixth. street and Madison
Avenue, New York.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-14

Cards announcing the marriage Of
Mr.. John O. Latham OF New York
City and Miss Elsie Kilgour Gaylord
Of Louisville In that city on Tuesday,
were received in Psduoah this week.
Mr.. Latham Ia . member Of the big
banking firm Of Latham and Co., New
York. and was formerly Of Hopkins.
VILE. having built the Latham hotel
there. He 10 well and fsvorably
known here.
Miss Gaylord 10 the daughter Of Mr..
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-14
TO THE GOOD PEOPLE or
THIS CITY JUST AFEW DAYS

A good Bargain for everyone.
40 lbs. Of formulated sugar sr.oo
!, cans standard tomatoes asc
cans standard corn Isc
cans Littlefsllow peas Nasc
/ gal. New Orleans molasses soc
peck Northern potatoes ssc
All kinds package coffee TIC
Standard tomato catsup per
pint, SC
Patent -four per barrel, 400
Good green coffee, lIo pounds, 100
Heinz sour picklesPer dozen, SC
Pure country lard Der pound, lie
Whole Singapore pipe apples
2for asc
Fancy French peas ptr can, ISc
Quaker oats per package, ice
Navy beans per poundA &C
3-pound can strawberry Peets, Ioc
5 cans cove oysters, asc
Nice large prunss per rotApd, &C
lbs. fancy asparagus, \in
square cans, 2oc
Fancy honey, in 1 lib. boxes, I5c
Phone AZ.
LOUIS CLARK,
THE MARkET GROCER.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-14

DR.. Jennelle's Tooth Powder, the
only perfect densrifce. Used by re-
fined people. Sold by:All.drugsisss. 4
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-14

A brilliant social event in Fulton
was the wedding OF Miss Daisy Blythe
and Mr.. Henry knight in that city
on Wednesday evening The Metho-
dist church was effectively decorated
Tor the occasion, and the bride and
her attendants were handsomely
gowned. Miss Flora Dicke OF this
city was the charming maid Of honor.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Knight left for a Southern
trip. and the bridal.party was enter
tanned with . supper and pleasant
dance at Knights hotel Quite q
number Of out-oftown guests were
present for the occasion; among them
were MessrsL James Sleeth. Will Dick
err. and Oscar Hank OF Paducah.
The bride formerly lived in this
city, and has many friends here. Sic
is one Of Fulton's most popular society
OOtI ..
Mr.. Al Haas. clerk at Rogers GRO
Gerry, rescued n little girl who hafi
fallen into tho gutter near TwelftI
and Broadway yesterday afternoon
during the rain.
-Lssge size books, Life of Qnser
victoris, price si.76, for so cent
this week, M South Fourth street
-ThA Old 9eliable plum puddini
made ny The adde's Of Grace church
will be served at he-residenee of MI
NJ. B. Yssbj $50 North Ninth, {,
Monday eykping, Dec. ic. Ever
Ylsreidat'J5h.. Warner Moore, jr.
was pastor Of Of the Trimble street
Methodist church here, aud a,younser
son, Albert Moore, was reporter on
the Register. DIR. Moore's father DR..
s. W. Moore, was the first pastor OF
the old Broadway Methodist church
corner Broadway and Seventh street
So there are many to whom this an
nouncement will be Of interest. and
who will give good wishes to his
daughter on her marriage. Mia
Mary 10 the second daughter OF DIR.
and Mrs. Moore, and Mr. orump ia 6
prominent young attorney Of Mem.
phis
his Ida Robertson Of MAyheld will
be maid Of honor.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-14
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/ Che Week in Society. ;
The Doings Of the Smart Set the Past Six Days 4
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with palms snd ferns, the graceful
Southern smilax being charming
feature OF the decorations. Long before
the appointed hour the church was
taxed to its utmost capacity with the
friends Of one OF the most universally
beloved Of Paducsh's charming society
girls, and there was a tenseness OF ex-
pectancy visible when the organ under
the skilled touch of Miss Jessie Nash
gave Its welcoming prelude. The
bridal party entered the church to
the strains Of the Bridal Chorus from
Lohengrin. rrhei ushers came Ihrst,
Mr.. @. W. Thompson and Mr.. Abram
We'll leading; then came MT. Clint
Terrell OF Cairo and Mr.. william
Bradshaw. Jr. Miss Hattie Terrell
and Miss Mary Boswell were first
bridesmaids. followed BY Judge F f.
Daugherty OF Bardstown and Mr. Roy
Galley then Miss Josephine Samuels
OF Baristown and Miss Elizabeth Sin
mott with Dr. I. II. wells OF Be-
town and Mr.. Wallace Wsil follow
The bride entered With her 81
Miss Minnie Terrell, the maid
honor. Al the altar they were
by the groom and his best man, II
Eli II. Brown OF bardstown.
beautiful picture was formed A
troth was pledged and the oe
mony impressively said by the h
b. 4. Reed rector OF the churt n
MT. Clint Terrell OF Cairo . oou'
Of the bride, gave her away. Rub
stems Melody was ympathetica
played during the ceremony am
the triumphant strains Of the Men
delssohu wedding march a. they left
the church.
The bride wore an exquisite gown Of
embroidered chiffon over silk. with
the wedding veil thrown back and
carried bride roses and lilies OF the
valley. The groom's gift beautiful
diamond and pearl pendant was her
only ornament Always beautiful, she
looked more than ever lovely and rad
liant, and satisfied even the most crit
ical.
The maid Of honor and bridesmaids
wore artistic gowns Of white India
silk. and looked very charming. II
was essentially white wedding. "
the only touch OF color being ths
American Beauty roses carried BY
the bridesmaids. which were esps.
oially appropriate 70 the occasion
The maid OF honor carried bride rosea
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