The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-08-07
GARY--VIlAS.
A Bridal Dainty and Beautiful Solem-
nlzed In Madison, Wis.,, in Which
Henderson Young Man Was the

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The following account Of the mar
riage of Mr.. George f. Gary and Miss
Elizabeth ID. Villas, which occurred at
Madison. Wisconsin, july goth. taken
read with interest here:
A bridal dainty and beautiful was
that of Miss Elizabeth D. Villas and
Mr.. George E. Gary last evening. The
function took place at $50 at the
home of the brides mother. Mrs. l..
Nj. Villas, 631 Frances street, in the
presence of some 70 relatives and
friends. The ceremony was performed
in the large middle parlor which was
provided with great bank of palms,
ferns and smilax before draperies Of
lace, the latter festooned with sprays
of green Southern smilax. The entire
house was made attractive with dec
orations of lilies, variegated asters,
roses and cut flowers. The chanda-
Tiers were hung with smilax While
Mr.. J. Nj. Boyd played the soft meas
ures of Lohengrin's wedding march
the groom entered in charge of his
best man Mr.. Henry z. Buell., of New
York, cousin of the groom. Present
ly came the bride slightly preceded
by the maid of honor, her sister,
| Miss Katherine p. Villas. The bride
was gowned in white silk chiffon over
| liberty satin, trimmed with medal
lions of lace. The long bridal veil
was caught with diamond pin, the
gift of the groom. She carried .
| shower bouquet of white roses and
white sweet peas. The maid o: honor
wore gown of white embroidered
chiffon over white silk, trimmed with
lace medallions and carried bouque
of pink roses and pink sweet peas
The couple took their places before
Rev. Arthur w. Stalker, OF the Meth.
odist church, who performed the GER
emory, using the beautiful and i'm
pressive ring service.
The bride was given away by he
uncle, Col. William F. Villas. Thu
ushers were two brothers of thu
groom, Mr. Wvndham Eugene Gary
Jr., of New York, and Mr. l. Curti
Gary. of Corning. New York. Ate
the rush of congratulations followin.
Immediately upon the announcement
of the marriage had in a measur
subsidized, the wedding party sat down
to refreshments which had been pre-
pared at score OF small tables in tn
large house next door, almost Oh tn
shore Of Lake Mendoza. Here to
decorations had been made of flower
| y.
connected with Il canvas carpet wit
canopy overhead. Returning t
the home congra, ula.iuns were l.,
newed until the near approach Of tn
hour when Mr.. and Mrs. Gary wer
to leave for their wedding journey
As she assembled the stairway tn
bride tossed her bouquet to her re
naming girl friends below. 1t wa
caught by Miss Blanche Friend, q
Amigo, who, according to Dan CT
pid's tradition, becomes the next
, submit to bis wiles.
The bride is the daughter of tn
late Judge Levi Nj. Villas, OF st. Pau
and niece of Col. w. f. Villas an
Mr.. f. Z. Villas, of Milwaukee. Sh
10 uDCl VI tHC LClta VAN III ~
ciety and formerly attended tn
university. Mir. Gary came to Mad
, ison from old Virginia, his HON
being in Richmond. He is connectc
, with the American Cigar Compan
with headquarters at Madison. The
left this city at 12:45 for the Nortt
their destination being Mackina
island. They will be gone on thei
wedding trip two weeks or more an
will he at home in Madison ate
? September 1st at 90 East China
1 street, having taken suite of apar
ments in the large home of D.
George Kenan.
The laws of health require that the DO,
,. els move once each day and one of the pei
aties for violating this law is piles. Kee
your bowels regular by taking dose
Chamberlans Stomach and Liver Table