Newport weekly independent., 1902-09-05
JONES MORRISON.
Pretty Church Wedding Celebrated Wednesday Evening at St. Paups In Which MT. Lavator Jones and Miss Katherine Mor-
 rison Plight Their
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is free from the glare of calcimine and the unnatural art of man was il deed wrought charming upon We'd nesday evening by the wealth of itI decorations of greenery and flowers The quaint simplicity that seems tc ever pervade it's atmosphere, was not entirely removed by these wild offer ings of nature, which hung from chandeliers and formed one mass ot wealth to the rear of the chancel from which came the gleams of candle light. The scene was truly enchant- ing and one might wonder were this not primitive church in which Ma ture had contributed all, so natural and with such taste had this bower been bedecked in elder blossom, fern and other wild flowers, that might here dwell in harmony with the color scheme of white and green. Above the chancel, bars of such drapery reached from side to side, the num- berless blossoms of tiny white reliev- ing the greenery here and there in pretty effect.
 At eight thirty o'clock, the entrance of the wedding party was proceeded by a very sweet rendition of "Call me thy own" by Mrs. Maude Marshall accompanied by MT. T. H. Harland on the violin and MT. Dene H. Coleman on the guitar. Then followed the strains of Mendlessohn's march, to which the bridal party entered the church singly, the ushers Messrs. AL corn Ferguson and Claude Erwin lead ing followed by the groomsmen Messrs. John w. Stayton and Frank Rand, then the bridesmaids Misses Mae Cook, Mamie and Roberta Morrison and the fair bride upon the arm of her father, Captain T. B. Morrison, by whom she was given away.
 The groom attended by his brother Dr. o. B. Jones as best man, entered the church by the side door meeting the bride-to to-be at the altar, the at tendants ranging themselves upon either side.
 Rev. R. w. Rhames of Batesville, said very sweet and impressive ser vice, the ring ceremony being used, after which the wedding party left the church in twos by the center aisle, Mendlessohn's being also used for the recessional.
 The bride was very pretty, and beautifully gowned in white crepe de-chien, trimmed in Duchess lace, carrying an immense boquet of brides roses and fern. She wore a veil, which was caught up with bunch of white leaves and diamond sunburst.
 Miss Roberta Morrison was charm ing in a beautiful white organdie creation made decollette and trimmed in point lace.
 Miss Mamie Morrison was hand some and queenly in white organdie, decollette style and trimmed in Val enciennes lace.
 Miss Mae Cook appeared to advan tage in white organdie, trimmed in Valenciennes lace.
 The bridesmaids carried ooquets of carnations and ferns and wore white rosettes in their hair. The groom was very handsome in full dress as were all the attendants.
 The bride is the eldest daughter of Capt. and Mrs. T. E. Morrison, young lady of originality and much force of character, whose personal charms have made her many admirers and friends. The groom is from an old and respected Jackson county family and is in the service of the Choctaw at their office in this city. He is young man of business ability and high character, whom we now con- graduate upon having induced so lovely companion to be his help meet through life and offer them our hopes and good wishes for long lives in pleasant places, where their sor- rows may be few and their happiness as complete as is allowed to mortals. SENATOR JONES PRESIDENT