The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-16
BURTON STONE NUPRIALS.
BRILLIANT WEDDING AT THE CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER.

Ceremony Was Performed by the Rev.
 Watson L. Phillips in the Presence of Brilliant AssembIage-Bride is the
 Daughter of Sanford c. stone-To Go
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 side in whitneyvilIe.
 1 With the most suspicious environ
 ments and in the presence of bril- liant assemblage at o'clock last ev- tening Miss Elsietta May Stone, daugh- lter Of Sanford c. Stone of 7SS Elm lstreet, and of the well known firm of Stone & Norton, was joined in the holy bonds of wedlock to William T. Burton,
 a prosperous resident of Whitneyville. The ceremony was performed in the tChurch of the Redeemer by the pastor. the Rev. Watson l.. Phillips. Almost every seat in the large auditorium was filled by friends and relatives bldden Ito witness the sacred plighting Of ltroths by the high contracting parties.
 The scene presented was one of state lly magnificence. The entire pulpit and altar rail was entirely hidden from view by the huge banks of flowers, both pot ted and cut. There was slight sprink- Hing oe colors amid the green and this made strikingly beautiful effect which lcaused many expressions of admiration. Immediately in front of this bower of Iloveliness the bridal party took their station, and there became the exposure Iof all eyes.
 The party entered the church to the Esweet strains of wedding march, the
 bride and her attendant proceeding Idewn the cen.er aisle and she was on Ithe arm of her father. At the same mo lment the groom and the Rev. Dr. Phil Hips appeared at the vestry door. With Iprecision and grace the entire party. Icomprising the bride and groom, the bridesmaids and the uushers moved to ltheir respective positions, and there in
 a most solemn and impressive manner 1.-the words were spoken which joined lthis young couple in the solemn bonds lof matrimony.
 The brides dress was of white liberty lsatin, embroidered with pearls and lchiffon and there was a large tuile veil lcaught to the hair with white roses. The bridal bouquet was also of brides roses. An exceptionally pretty effect was that Eproduced by the gowning of the four bridesmaids. They were Miss Lillian IL. Burton. sister of the groom; Miss lMaude I. Stone, sister of the bride; Miss Edith M. Booth and Miss Bessie H. Stephens. Their dresses were or
 champagne aeolian cloth and each car ried a bunch of pink roses tied with lpink ribbons. The ushers were James III. Burton of Mt. Vernon, brother of the groom; Fred Rolf of Guilford, Will liam G. Babcock and Asa G. Dicker- Imam.
 Immediately following the wedding loeremony a reception was held at the IStone residence, 7S3 Elm street, to (which only the close friends and rel latives of the newly made man and wife Ewere asked. The parlors. in which the tyoung couple received the showers of l congratulations and we'll wishes of their friends were tastefully decorated with llaurei and palms, while daisies predom- Einated in the halls and dining room. A Ehufget. luncheon was served and the lhour or more was delightfully."- enjoy liable to all fortunate enough to be pres lent.
 The bride gave her maids sienet rings land each of the ushers received scarf lpin as favors of the occasion. The Igrooms gift to the bride was diamond brooch.
 1 There was an elaborate display of wedding presents, both useful and orna- mental which came from near and far, land will be most acceptable to the Iyoung hearts just starting on their Journey through life, beside bespeaking the popularity and esteem in which fthey are held by their friends.
 Mr. and Mrs. Burton left last night for St. Louis, where they will visit the flair and stop at many places of inter lest on the return trip. They will be at home after November 1 at Ridge Read, Wkitneyville.