The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-11-22
A PRETTY WEDDING.
at Hughes
vile Tuesday Night.
MANY GUESTS WERE PRESENT
Gifts Were Numerous and Ele-
Rant-.Bridal Couple viii
Reside In Indian
Territory.

n very pretty wedding was d.
emnizcd last evening at the resi-
dcncc of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Irvine,
In TIughesvillc, the contracting
parties being their beautiful and
accomplished daughter, Miss jose
phinc, and Mr.. W. NJ. Dyson, n
prominent merchant Of Okmulgce,
Indian Territory.
Miss Josephine Is very popular,
her friends numbering all who
knew her. and Mr.. Dyson may well
he proud Of the prize he has won.
The parlors were beautifully dec
Grated with pottcd plants and pink
and white chrysanthemums.
The attendants were; Miss Susie
Burlcy, maid Of honor; Miss Salli"
Durlcy. bridesmaid; Mr.. L. b. Dy-
son, brother Of the groom, best
man; Mr.. Joe Bouldin, grooms-
man; Master Clarke Berry, page.
At 1880 o'clock, as Mrs. b. C..
Bell played Mendclsohn's wedding
march, the bridPl party filed into
the parlor In the following order:
First, Miss Sailie Durlcy and Mr..
J - Bouldin, Miss Susie Durley and
ltr. 4. B. Dyson, and little Clarke
Berry, with a basket Of pink and
white chrysanthcmums, followed
by the bride and groom-clcct.
Rev. Bell then performed tn.
marriage ceremony, which wns
very impressive.
After congratulations the bridal
party, followed by their friend,
entered the dining room, which
wits tastefully decorated In pink
aud white, where refreshments were
served.
The bride wore n becoming gown
o. white French lawn, the waist
being trimmed In tucks and Wall
encicnncs lace and insertion, with
choux of baby ribbon. The skirt
vas made with yoke OF appliqucs
aud LOUNGES, trimmed with lace
aud baby ribbon; collar and belt
OF liberty satin. Her veil was held
In place by pearl pins and she car
ried brides roses and ferns.
Miss Susie Durlcy wore n dress
OF white Persian lawn, trimmed In
lace insertion and tucks; collar and
belt OF white liberty satin; bouquet
OF white chrysanthcmums.
Miss Sallic Durley wore white
Persian lawn, trimmed In lace
liberty satin aud RULES, and car
ricd white chrisanthcmums.
The groom aud attendants wore
the conventional black.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyson will leave
Thursday evening for their home
In o~kmulgce.
They received many prcsentn,
useful aud ornamental, including
gold, silver, cut glass, linen, books,
etc.
The guests present were; Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Mcclure, l.. +.
Scott, q. w. Chiplcy, X. n. Lower,
j. l.. Elgin, George Calls, u. +.
Stevens, b. c. Bell, l.. +. Berry,
Mrs. Sidenstrikcr, Marshall, Mo-. T;
Mrs. Jacob Lower, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
J. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. T. =. Hop
kins, Misses Virginia Gorrcll, Luz
ellie Mcclure, Maymc Magruder.
Nora Pearson, Ethelyn Jackson,
Mabel Schmidt, Emma Bcalcrt,
Ala Mcdaniel, lligginsvillc, No.. ;
Mamie Irvine, Marshall, Mo-;
Messrs. Viii Calls, John CALI,
Lee Lower, Richard Lower, Walter
Nc lure, Mark Magrudcr. IL. d..
Shelton, HAL scott, Garnctt Hop
kins, Prof. D. II. Gully and DR.. W.
T. Bishop.
The Democrats congratulations
are extended to the happy couple.
Scdalia Democrat.
The groom l. ,hc son OF William
Dyson, of this city, and is well and
favorably known here. His many
friends, including the TRIBUNE,
extend congratulations.
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troubled with n bad cough always
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