The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-13

pies The maid Of honors Miss Marie
lgekins Of Hrooklyn. walked alone
preceding The bride, Who entered with
ser father ana proceeded to the chan
eel where she vas met by the groom
and his best mar. Mr. j. s. Hopkins.
1 Thomasyille. and where the pretty
setrohtai eetem was performed.
after which hey advanced to til altar
ere Rev WHY'S Rede impressively
read ~ autifui marriage ritual
sin man and wife Mrs.
Beegs sang very sweetig
0ring the ceremony the hymn The
dice char Breathed DER Eden. Men
elosshons wedding march wss played
as the Sgldal party passed out.
The IN wore a beautiful wedding
gown OF white embroidered chiffon
ser White liberty satin, oraamented
18th Roman pearls. Her piquaut
santy was ephanced by the artistic
lly ARRANGED ell she carried bou
luet Of brides roses. The maid Of
onor. Miss tlucAins. wore white wolfe
34er silk ami carried white carna-
ions The brides maids wore loyely
ahite gowns and carried huge bou-
Iuets Of asparagus fern tied with
hite satin rihbon The attendants
+ ere Miss Marie tiuckIng Of Brook
iyn and aIr S Hopldps, Of Thorn
sgille. Miss Esther IIuskins Of Brook
lgn and Mr. =. S. Heeth, OF Augusta;
Miss Maude Nightingale and Mr. Sam
\ ~ len penniman and
Mr. fi.S rms; Miss Emily Wan
and Mr. BSfford 'coney Mics Ethel
Eniott and M A & Banks, Jr.. Miss
SAME symons aud Mr. Leighton Bur
roaehs Mss &arSaret Young and Mr.
~ Hazel Nishtengale
aieolm McISinnon The
60 were q. q Fleming, Y. G Cos
~. Hush Burord and Frank stacy.
The wedding was followed by a
large and brilliant reception at the
home 81 Mr.. and Mrs w II, DeVoe.
Here. too. the decorations were very
beautiful and artistic, The entire first
Aoor being picture in white and
gfeon. The salr case was especially
attractive, the railing being trimmed
ifh ropes Of smilax, white tute and
aewers. Festoons Of white tnile
+, ached from chandeliers to ceilings
ana Ia the dining room the effect was
extremely lovely over the brides
tnble huge bouquet Of white carna-
ons was suspended with green rib
hons leading from 1t to each Of the
aces Of the nine brides maids. Al
signal from the bride the Young la
dies pulled these ribbons each thereby
drawing one Of the nine small bou
anets comprising the large one,
During the reception Mr. and Mrs
nallard left for a trip through Flor
ida. bearing with them the good wish
es Of their hosts Of friends, A large
number OF beautiful and costly pres
euts were received attesting the pop
clarity Of the bride and groom, VINO
are prominent socially ard unusually
popular
Mrs. Royal win leave tomorrow for
savannah
Mrs w. H. ytle, Jrq has recovered
from an attach OF acute bronchiTs~
Misses Marie ana Esther Huck-
nus win leave tomorrow for brooklyn.
Miss Evelya Mallard leaves tonight
70, brownsville after visit to friends
here
Mr. and Mrs. oscar Kulnan have re-
tarned 70 savannah after spending .
few days at The oglethorpe
The box party at the Grand last
night was pleasant AFFAIR, eomph'
p.entary to the bridesmaids at the
DeNoe- Mallard wedding.
Miss Lillian Ehrl Pfeifler will enter
tain her friends tomorrow afternoon
with n Japanese party for which dain-
ty little Japanese invitations were
sued Wednesday, The little guests
ere invited p come in costume and
a pleasant time is anticipated