The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-12-01
A PRETTY WEDDING.
Marriage Of Miss Lucille S. Bell and
Mr.. C. t. Andlns.
Cor, Clarion Ledger.

Cor, Clarion Ledger.
Greenwood, Nov. 25-Oue of the most
beautiful weddings of the season was
sulemnized here on the END, when Miss
Lucille sherman Bell and Mr.. Gland
Ellis Auding were married. Many
friends and relatives from distant towns
and cities came to bid the happy couple
G~od-speed.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Bell, from whose
home the bride married, gave an elegant
dining Of six courses, serving in
courses most delicious viands. The ta-
BILE was perfect In appointment, tho
center-piece being exquisite chrysan-
themums. Those present we're: Rev.
|. II, Anding, Miss Beulah Anding and
Mrs. Flood OF Summit; Mr., G. u. Anding
Vicksburg; Lieutenant Sheldon Anding
of Omaha, Neb.; Mrs. John Berry of
Florence, Mrs. K. d. Futcb, Miss Nell
Futch, Raymond; MIR. and Mrs. West
Bell, Mrs. J. II. Lane, Pocahontas; Miss
Lucille Bell, Mr.. d. G. Bell, Mr.. aud Mrs.
l.. b. Rell and Mrs. Amanda Bell.
After the repast a large wcdding-cake
Of artistic beauty was the occasion Of
much merriment, and many packages Of
diagam cake went abroad to unfold the
fortunes Of anxious bellies and curious
5eauX,
The fortunate guests were allowed u
peer into the Book of History, relating
by unique pictures the history Of the
groom up TO the eventual day-the va
cant pages indicating ito be continued"
The first Baptist church was trans
formed intoa hover of l0yeliness palms,
forms and chryanthemums making a tit
setting for SO lovely a picture. The
crowded house bespoke the great popu-
larity of the two young people, and Just
before FIVE o'clock, the appointed time,
the room was filled with the sweet liquid
tones Of Mrs. Flood of Summit, cousin OF
of the groom, as she sang "Forevormore."
Ere the mellow notes died upon the air,
Memberships wedding march, played
by Mrs. Burr Of Greenwood, ushered the
wedding party aeross the threshold.
First in order were Messrs. d. G. Bell of
Greenwood, Dan McGehec Of Summit,
John Ashcraft and Jesse Quinn Of Green
wood, ushers, followed by Miss Beulah
Anding Of Summit, sister Of the groom
aud bridesmaid, beautifully attired in a
plum colored gown, peculiarly becoming
to her delicate blonde beauty, carrying
bridesmaid roses. Down the opposite
isle came the matron of honor, Mrs. II.
D. Futch Of Raymond, sister Of the bride,
toilet, carrying a contrasting bouquet
Of bridesmaid roses and ferns. Then
came the sweet, bIushing bride in u
modish travelling suit of gray, which
quantity enhanced the rich beauty Of
this lovely brunette. She carried an Inn
mense shower bouquet Of bride roses,
lilies Of the valley and ferns, and leaned
on the arm Of her brother, Mr.. Il. b. Bell,
who gave her TO the Young groom ut the
altor, with his hest man, Mr.. Oliver N.
Bonney OF Summit.
The beautiful and impressive cere-
mony was performed by Rev. l. II. And
ing, father to the groom, assisted bysDr.
W. NJ. Burr Of Greenwood, after which
the bridal party left on the south bound
train for Jackson, where a beautiful
wedding supper was served by Shnrlds.
From thence the charming couple go to
Vicksburg, their future home and where
this progressive young mans business
interests are centered.
The numerous and costly gifts attest
interest and affection Of the host OF
friends who wish these two a long and
smoothe voyage on lifc's sea, and a safe
and timely entrance into the harbor 'on
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