The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-03-04
WEDDING.

smilax and white chrysanthemums
Just before the bridal party entered
Mrs. Geo. Brown sang that sweet
song, "All for YOU. AS the asst
bird.like note died away, Miss Ethel
Leaf began Mendleson's wedding
march, when all eyes were turned
to the door to behold the pretty
sight of the bridal party, which
consisted of Messer Brown, Kisten.
macher, beware and Walker as
ushers, Misses Bessie Glass, Agnes
Rives, Irby Stallcup and Opal Lock-
EFT as brides maids. Messrs Nichols,
Rosenthal, Wurtsbaugh and Vines
as groomsmen Miss Cornelia Mel
son maid of honor and Mr. Prentice
Smith as best man. The bride came
in on the arm of her brother and
the groom on that of his sister. The
bride and groom met under the for
al wedding bell where they were
united in the holy bonds OF matri-
mony.
The bride is the sweet and Iowa.
BILE daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sarge
Smith, and is one of Jefferson's
most popular girls. To know her is
to love her,to name her is to praise
her. Mr.. Nelson is to be congrat.
ulated upon winning such a jewel
for life's companion, 1t is said of
Miss Sudye that she never gets out
of humor. May she continue 20
throughout long life of purity and
happiness.
The groom is a young man of
stearling worth qualities. He is
one of Mississipi's sons, and has
been here several years with the
Torrans Manufacturing Company,
where he has given nothing but the
very best satisfaction at his post of
duty. He is admired and liked by
young and old; kind and perfect
gentleman on all occasions. We
feel assured he is worthy the charm
ing wife who is now queen of his
home. May their lives be as bright
and happy as their sunny wedding
day.
Quite number of their friends
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
to their new home on Delta street.
where they spent pleasant hour
extending congratulations and good
wishes. At ten o'clock this happy
crowd escorted the bride and groom
to the dancing hall where the young
men rendered them a complimen,
tary dance, long to be remem bered
as one of the prettiest and most en-.
joyable affairs in life's history
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson opened the
dance, and as they gracefully glided
over the polished floor. she remind
ed one of pure. sweet flower, in
her beautiful bridal gown of soft
clinging silk.
The dance continued until late
hour, when all bid adieu to the
happy pair, wishing them a life of
mirth, laughter and song.
Following is list of presents
from their host of friends:
Cracker jar, brand Mrs.J A R Nose.
ley; Cream pitcher and sugar bowl, Mr..
and Mrs. A Urquhart, onyx clock, Mr..
and Mrs. A NJ Kelley; Water tankard
cake plate and cracker jar, Messrs Thur.
man and Watson; Picture, Mr. and Mrs
st. John; water set, Geo. Moseley; cut
glass pickle dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Spell.
lings; jardinier, Perry Wood; chamber
set, Mr., and Mrs. T. L. Torrans; dozen
napkins, Mrs. Mrs. Neva Nichols; cake
plate, Mrs. and Mrs. Yep Urquhart
Loving cup, John Sedberry; olive fork
Misses Q. Moseley and Irene Smith
picture, Mr.. and Mrs. Haggard; rocking
chair, w b Ward: salad bowl and des
ert plates. Mr.. and Mrs. RR Taylor
sofa pillow, Miss Nelson; cut glass waite,
bottle, Mr.. and Mrs. Mt T Glass; frui
bowl Alfred Kistenmacher; case of sill
: yer, Joe Vines and Ansel Rosenthal
silver berry spoon, Miss Lucy Bagby
two cake plates, Locket Nichols; Gu
g glass bowl, Mrs. j A Leaf; two dinin,
e room pictures, Mr.. and Mrs. Braden
cracker jar, Miss Ina Walker; silve
ladle, Miss Addie Harper; half dozeI
, emma cups and saucers and plates, Ho
! mer Wurtzbaugh; set silver teaspoons
o Mrs. Nelson; rug, Jessie DeWare; two
/ oil paintings. Miss Nelson; dozen liner
4 napkins, Miss X. Scott; Mont Nellie cen
| ter piece, Mrs. w l. Moss; cut glass div,
n dish, Rupert Walker; rug, Mrs. Nelson
r cut lass toothpick holder Miss Nj Alsa
Z brook; pearle collar Miss Ethel Leaf
: center table, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Brown
!. silver butter knife, Miss NJ Russell
i chamber set, r Ballauf and family; tie,
/ set, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer, set o
e dining chairs,C P Torrans and r Hughs
:, tea pot. Walter Walker, doz napkins
! Capt: and Mrs, ] Nj beware; silver cen
1 ter piece, Miss May Todd; china tea pot
a Miss | Wurtsbaugh; Indian stool anC
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