The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-06-26
Society Notes

) Carlisle Hall was the scene of
a beautiful wedding on Wednes-
day, June 18th, when Miss Bert
Carlisle, the eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Carlisle, was
married to John A. Crawford, pres
ident of The First National Bank
al West Point. Nature and the
architects skill have done much to
perfect this ideal country home.
and ii only needed the florist to
add the browning beauty. Frescoes
of smilax and garlands of roses
decked the hail and stairway, while
the library and double parlors were
bowers of bloom and fragrance. In
the front parlor before an impro-
vised altar of white roses and ferns
and directly underneath a marriage
bell Of purcst white rose petals, the
marriage ceremony was performed,
Miss Mary Peel Gum in Dresden
blue oreandy. with Miss Mary
Carlisle in buttercup yellow or
CANDY, both carrying arm clusters
of Meteor roses, held the ribbons
that formed the bridal aisle Next
came the 9roomsmen, DIR. " alton
| Greene and Will Carlisle, followed
10y the maid of honor. Miss Fanny
| Carlisle. gowned i'm white silk wolfe,
trimmed in mousseline de sole and
chantilly lace, with bouquet of
pink carnntious The flower girl,
little Agnes Carlisle. daintily at
tired in white organdy and lace.
preceded the bride. who entered
with her father; while the groom.
attended by his best man. Mr.
Millsaps of West Point. met the
bride at the altar. where her father
gracefully give her into the brides
groom 5 ket ping. The bride was
gnwncd in handsome white lace
over ivory peau dc cygne, trimmed
with bertha of rare pOinte lace
aud orange blossoms. Her full
veil of illusion was arranged i'm
Mary Tudor style, fastened with a
diamond star, the gift Of the groom.
She carried superb shower bou-
quet of bride roses, lilies and
ferns, with streamers of white /
tuIle Miss Annie Moore, nm nc
C pmplished pianist of West Point, /
played the wedding march from
from .Lohengrin," while the soft,
sweet strains Of The Angels Sere
made" floated over the nuptial |
silence, while the sacred vows were /
spoken. Rev. John Wilson Of |
Aberdeen, performed the cere-
mony in his most charming and I
impressive manner. The happy
couple left later i'm the afternoon
for Asheyillc, y. c., where they
will spend the honeymoon and
from there to Chicago and the
Lakes.
The brides going-away gown
was stylish tailored suit of blue
mistral cloth with hat of French
straw
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford will re-
side in West Point. where home
of handsome appointments l. pre-
pared for their Homecoming.
The bridal presents were of ex-
ceeding value and beauty, includ-
ing a superb chest of silver from
the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Adam Carlisle. Misses Annie
Moore, Rose Gillespie and Neil
McCaskill gave an impromptu mu-
steal program before the departure
of the guests.
Among those present from Alb
erdeen were DIR. and Mrs. Greene.
DIR. Walton Greene, DIR. and Mrs.
j. w. Eckford, Mr. and Mrs May
nard, Misses Rose Gillespie, Jessie
Gillespie Norma Eckford, Messrs
Bob Maynard. Gilbert tlynt; Miss
Anita Terrell with Tom Dawkins,
Miss Gertrude Wicks with Neil
McCaskill, and many others.
Miss jamie Reynolds is at
tending the Normal in Oxford.
Miss Katie Lou Spragins en-
tertains her finch club this after
noon at 1 O'Clock.
Miss Myriam Johnson enter
tanned informally with dancing
Monday evening.