The Lexington advertiser., 1906-02-22
Gwin- Cunningham.

ningham. The sacred rites, which
united these two hearts as one, were
said in an impressive manner by the
Rev. RandolE h Tucker in the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South, at eight
O'Clock, Wednesday evening, Febru-
,ary the twenty-frst,
The church, always pleasing to the
eye with its classic lines and beauti-
full windows, was doubly enhanced in
it's beauty by the attractive decor
ations. The white and green motif
was carried out in the arches of ever
green and roses. The chancel was
draped in white and simulated white
marble steps leading upwards to the
choir railing, where rested feathery
waving ferns. The double arches,
lighted by myriad of electric lights,
stood forth in exquisite beauty, and at
their intersection hung the bridal bell
of white roses. Falling soft and
sweet on the air as moonlight that
plays on bank of violets' came the
prelude of "'Tis All That Can say"
admirably sung by Mrs, R, H. Baker
Jr., and then, to the triumphant
strains of the wedding march from d
Midsummer Nights Dream" under
the touch of Mrs. ]. c. Pinkerton,
accompanied by a violin obligatO by
Peter Pinkerton, the bridal party en-
tered, The bridesmaids, all gowned in
white and carrying pink carnations and
maidenhair ferns. were Misses Susie
McRee, Edna WiIburn, Emma \ clean
and Mamie Stigler. The attendants
in regulation evening suits We're
Messrs. Raiford Watson,R c. McBee,
D. w. Beall ,Jr., and J. L. Dyson. The
bride, fair and lovely as day in June,
wore a dainty creation in white crepe
de chine and carried a bOquet of lilies
of the valley. Accompanying her
down the aisle was the matron of hon
or, Mrs. COwles Horton. of Grenada,
who carried white brides roses. The
groom, accompanied by Mr.Sam KERN
As best man, came down the right
aisle. Standing where the arches met
these two loving hearts sealed their
phghted VOWS.
Immediately following the cere-
mOny a handsome reception to the
bridal party was held at the home of
she brides father. The good wishes Of
innumerable friends were attested by
The many elegant and beautiful gifts
given to this happy couple.
Seed potatoes, onion sets and gar,
den seed at KERN Bros.
F. K. Kistler. the landlord. has
changed the name of the Clancy
House to the City Hotel.
j. H., T. M. and ]. 7. Downer went
to Cruger yesterday.
r. A. Neville, the popular manager
of the Castalian Springs. spent last
night and today in our city.
California canned fruit
at WatsOn's.
Ben 7. Hookers many friends ar,
glad to see him around again afte
having been confined to his room fo
some time by a serious spell of sick
ness.
Mrs. e. A. Wilson was numbere
with the sick this week, We regret t
learn.
Purina-beSt feed on earth. Neve
makes stock sick.
I. ". Smith 4 Sons Co.
Z. ". Jordan and his crew of hand
have been engaged in constructin
bitches on number Of plantations tn
past couple of weeks.
W. ". Fowler, of Owens. is note
among today's visitors to our cit,
Col d c. Roby, of Durant, hanC
shook with his large acquaintance,
ship here Friday. His many frienC
are glad to know that he will be
candidate for railroad commissions
at the ensuing state election.
Prices cheaper than ever at Picl
ens-Barrett Co. during the next wee
Capt. S. G. Garrard, of Brozvil
was noted in Lexington business ci
cles Saturday,
is1sssh sauer kraut in cans at Wa
sons.
Hon. ZEE. Noel went to Jackst
Monday on professional business.
lR. C. 'Barger let the light of h
genial countenance shine On Lexin
ton friends Saturday.
", W. Taylor, of Bowling Gree
soiourned in the city Saturday.
Phone l46 for anything in t
market line good steak, fresh po
sausage, hams, breakfast bacon a
fresh oysters.
Fincher & Winstead.
Mayor W. H. Faulconer and ST
f, l., were here Friday on busin'
errand, from Ebrnezer.
Roberta Redmond, colored, of Ri
aezer, had her name enrolled as
anbscriber for the ADVERTISER i
week.
J. D. Causey and son, J. D., .
were over from Brozville Saturday
business
Watt Mccain visited New York {
other markets and purchased a la