New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-09
paying sky-high
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ihe deep bay windows. the long SUI,
I"i apartments, with arches and slid
a ing doors, gave the flowers charming
/ place to play - hide and seek. -
Promptly at noon. as Miss Nav
Bowman struck a cheerful march
Misses Annie Elliot and May Bell in
beautiful toilets of clinging white
CARVING broad scarfs of snowy ribbon
with which they formed an aisle
through which the bridal party shou,d
pass, At the same instant with
! graceful movement. Misses Ella Knight
ana Ami" Bell caught back the flower
! deckod curtains disclosing an altar of
! pure white lilies behind which stood |
| the Rev. :. MClyn Bird 1.-THE rector Of |
Mr.. ElliOtt's church in Houston) and |
beside which the groom. Mr.. David |
elliott and his best man. Robert
BELL awaited the fair bride. Two
tiny little flower bearers, Katie TINS.
dale Murray and Fitz Hugh Murray
scattered white blossoms along the
way over which Miss Maggie Bell lin
lovely toilet of muslin and lace os
inald OF hOnorl preceded the bride.
who, leaning upon her fathers arm
and gowned in an exquisite toilet of
Nhiie SIX muslin over liberty satin. I
moved gracefully along the sjlken
aislc to her place henceforth besl0,
her husband. The ceremony was i'm.
rendered aud the responses |
clear and distinct After the final
words were spoken which made them
one tor all time, congratulations were
50 hearty and tender, it seemed worth n
E4lle TO be on that most sacred throne
only surrounded by those who love rs
md whom we love. As the family
md connection is large and guests from
distance were being entertained, an L
Elegant dinner was served to the near G
''hdred before the young people left -
or their home in Houston. for the
ide goes into her own home. n HES
nd privilege IN every case. but this
"eet young bride is especially gifted
s. the good book SAYS, "She Iooketh At
ell to the ways of her household and
lteth not the bread of idleness. :,
was narGlv necessary to congratu Ov
.te the happy groom. he seemed es- D. D.
'clally aware of his good fortune. Ban
In TINS love-lit home from which Du
Us Young bride has gone she will he Che
diy missed, for so good a daughter, Fra
good a sister and true a friend will an a,
ave Loneliness which only the knowl- Spe
&c that she is as happy as she de- Red
ives to be, will fully compensate. III
The presents were numerous and
rN elegant well selected for the now Cap
usei'oid. Full sets of silver and f nrnf3{
antilles OF cut glass, exquisite bits , ia,
dainty embroidery telling of loving Due
IugbtC worked into a,,o =. | Div
'o every stltcn. Indi,
q guests we noticed were. M;rc Dem
My smith, l.. Conte, Mr.. and Mrs Bills Bills
iouX Smith, Baton Rouge; Mrs.
Glrard. of Saint Martinsville: 7
IS Ada Mccarthy, Wisconsin; Miss
a knight, Houston; Mrs. S. s. bank
'alsonson, Houston; Rev. S. Molyn . u"
q, Houston; Miss Belle Girard ,a Su.
Martin; Mr.. Robert Gira-d st.
Miss Annie Elliott ED 1
and Mrs. j. W. X. Shaw. MIR. and Il. l. L
. r. F. Hogsett, Reverend -
}. Kramer and wife; Capt. and
. j. T. White, Miss Lizzie White
and Mrs. A. B. Murray, Mr. and oo'
j. +. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs r.
'omeroy, Rev. IT. O. Arthur Mrs. 10Th
Fitzhugh, Mr.. and Mrs. T
Mr.. Winfred Landes. Miss u,,
Bowman, Miss McLaurin, Miss oua,i ali,
n Soupayloe, Miss Annie Fay succe
10Y, DR. j. Fl. White, Mr.. RID ceases
hweu. his fir
,fyori ,,, o. ton o
''i oons'"'uiaeiohs TO the prayir
g couple we can say with the poet homol
house she enters, there to be light funds
ng within when sll without is night: be fin,
guardian angel Ger his life presiding. Mott
ling his pleasures and his coro. whom
iding.' cause
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