The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-02
IN SOCIETY
MurraY.sehuh.

Ore Of the most beautiful weddings
in the history OF the city occurred last
night al o'clock at the home OF Mr.
Paul G. Schulz en- Seventh street.
when Miss Alma E. Schulz was united
in holy matrimOny to Mr. Frank Lind
ley Murray by the Rev. Charles f.
Armstrong. Pm. d. Only a few Of
the select friends of the happy couple
were present, including several from
out of The city.
Just a few moments before $50
o'clock Miss Adele Miller sang a beau.
tiful solo, The Sweetest Story Ever
Told" and as the hands Of the clock
were pointing TO the chosen hour the
bridal couple entered the parlor to
the strains OF Mendelssohn's Wedding
March, played by Miss Adele Miller
followed by the best man. Mr.. Harry
Murray of Chicago. nephew of The
groom, and the brides maid. Miss
Katherine Roesch. Of Alton, Ill.
Suspended above the bride ane
groom in the bay window was a beau.
uful electric device showing the let
tiers S, and NJ, and as the final words
of the impressive ceremony which
made them man and wife were pro
nounced, Miss Roesch turned button
shutting OFF the light in the S. leaving
shining a bright NJ, significant of the
union.
The bride wore a beautiful gown OF
figured null over taffeta and carried
a shower bouquet of Brides roses
while the brides maid was handsome
ly dressed in Paris mousseline and
bore in her hand a large bunch Of pink
roses.
The color scheme throughout the
entire house was pink and white and
the decorations were gorgeous. In tbs
parlor where the ceremony occurred
were countless magnolias which fair
ly filled the room with their fragrant
perfume. Smilax and asparagus form
ed a bower in the bay window, in
which stood the bride and groom. and
was hung around the walls and cell
ings, at intervals covered with mag
nolias and pink roses.
The library also presented yer.
beautiful appearance. the same plaT
of decoration having been carried out
there as in the parlor.
The dining room probably was the
most beautifully decorated of any III
the house. Suspended just above the.
table and running to the four corners
of the room, were four ribbons, pink
and white. around which were twined
garlands Of smilax and roses. On the
table was candelabra with chrys-
anthemum shades and in the center
was a beautiful bouquet Of white car
nations. Pink chrysanthemum shade.
covered all the lights in the house.
Misses Minnie kIeb, Eta Schulz and
Rudel FebsackeF presided LII the din
ing room, where a delicious luncheon
was served, and Miss Emma Hebsakef
was ensconsed behind a handsome
punch bowl in the library.
After the ceremony the German
Mannerchor, which was stationed out.
side the house In the lawn, rendered
several selections, the Mannerchor
quartette inside, gave several beauti-
full songs and Mr.. ]. Roth of the quar-
tette. sang three delightful solos.
The guests from outside of the city
were; Miss Katherine Roesch Of AL
ton, ILL.,, Mr.. J. + Londolt Of st. Louis
MIR. Harry Murray of Chicago, M
Julius P. Schulz Of Selma, Ala, Mrs.
Lena Kiedaish Of KeoHuk, Iowa, Mrs.
Nj. Y. Clottu, Mrs, VIM. Wendland anc
Mr.. William Troost all of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs Murray left this morn
ing at $50 o'clock for ST. Louis, from
where they will continue to Buffalo,
Rochester. Niagara Falls, New York
City, returning by way OF Chicago at
the end of three weeks. They viii
then reside with the parents of Tho
bride in this city.