The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-17
TROTH PL|GHTED
At THE ALTAR
BEAUTIFUL NUPTIAL CEREMONY
OF MR.. n. N. CALHOUN AND
MISS JUNE JENNELLE.
CHURCH WAS CROWDED
Marriage Rite Solemnized BY the
Ven. r. A. De Rossett OF Spring.
field--BriIiant Reception al
the Jennelle Residence.

is ever an event of the deepest human
! interest and the wedding last even
ling of Mr. Hal Newton Calhoun and
Miss June Jennelle at the Church OF
The Redeemer attended by a congre,
cation that taxed the capacity Of that
edifice indicated the warm esteem
in which the young couple are held
and the desire Of their friends to bid
them Godspeed on lifes journey to.
gether
The church wore a festal air with
tits decorations of palms. asparagus
and bride roses, the adornment being
deliberately beautiful.
| The bridal party entered the church
TO the strains Of Mendelssohn' we'd
ding march played by Mrs. c. Fred
Gallagher. who also gave a brief organ
recital previous to the ceremony.
The four ushers in couples, Messrs.
viii Howe and c. E. Gregory. Edward
Lewis and Fred'k. W. Schatz lead the
way, the brides maid. Miss Bessie
Turner, advancing next. Then came
the maid Of honor Miss jeanette
Banghman, Of Chicago, and the last,
the radiant bride escorted by her
father, Or j J. Jennelle
The Ven. Fred'k. A. De Rossett,
rector Of st. Paul's Pro-cathedral at,
Springfield, formerly beloved rector
of the parish and friend of years
standing to the family Of the bride.
was the officiating clergyman. Ad-
vancing to the front OF the chancel
he preceded the bridegroom and the
best man. Mr.. w. j. Cochran, and as
the bride reached the steps to the !
chancel the bridegroom met her. The |
service was said from a pure white |
given into the hands Of |
the prize. by the brides maid. the |
couple being attended 10 the altar by
the maid-of-honor and the best man,
the ushers and bridesmaid forming
a group about the chancel
The bride was a vision Of lovely
grace in her pure white wedding gown
Of Paris mousseline trimmed in Irish
point She wore a large picture hat
Of white chiffon with white ostrich
plumes and carried an immense bou-
quet of white chrysanthemums.
The maid of honor wore beautiful
princesse gown of fine white net over
taffeta daintily fashioned and elabor
ately- adorned with ,MaelAalAis4- lace
sertions, white hat with plumes and
carried pink roses tied with pink satin !,
ribbons.
The bridesmaid also was gowned
in white net over taffeta trimmed with
bands of Duchesse lace. She wore a
arge white hat with plumes and car
led pink carnations tied with pink
,atin ribbons.
A reception was given in honor Of
he bride and bridegroom after the
ceremony at the residence of the
brides parents DR. and Mrs ]. ]. Jer-
lelle, the guests comprising a large ,
representation of Cairo society. In
he receiving line were DR.. and Mrs ,
Mr. and Mrs C. T. Calhoun. ,
ir. and Mrs. Hal Newton Calhoun 4,
Yrs. II. NJ. Patton. of Columbus. Ohio:
Il IS Baughman and Miss Turner
The spacious home was beautifully
decorated, he mantels being banked ,
With the glossy foliage of the magno.
Ia and dark red coleus plants. the I
fleet being exceedingly rich and at.
ractive. Southern smiIax also was =
sed profusely and the home was a
lower Of loneliness.
Punch was served in the library by
ne Mis-. es Genevieve Bird. of We. ,
aug. and LYDIA Halliday. Mesdames
Albert Lewis and John b. Messenger
icted as assistant hostesses.
In the dining room the table was
lone In deep red roses and smilax.
ces in fanciful shapes. cake and
on bons we're served by corps of ,
he Halliday walters under the effic
ant direction Of George Clark. n
A large room on the upper floor was n
omple'ely filled with a gorgeous ar =
ly Of wedding gifts which were bean. .
d upon this popular young couple :,
ith a lavish hand by their admirjpg !,
lends. Il
The bride gave to her maids beau. "
fui Etruscan gold pins as souvenirs
the happy occasion.
The out-of-town guests we're NJ
Id Mrs Jesse Winters and daugb. :
r, OF Du Quoin H.. Mrs. II. N. Pat. :
-. Of Columbus, Ohio Miss Gene. {.
eve Bird. Of Wetaug. Mrs. J. n :
'nes and daughter. Miss Frank. OF y
hicago. Miss Lillian Otis. Of Wn.
ED. Kas.
Nj and Mrs Calhoun lef. last night
u Chicago, where they viii spend
.eir honeymoon On their retire pa
ey viii reside al the home Of Mr. "a
alhoun's parents on Tenth street 50
The bride is one Of Cairo's fair. rl'
4 young women. possessing beautf- u
I qualities Of mind and heart. She To-
greatly beloved and sincerely adj
ired Her husband Is successful
ung business man Of fac character
lo wins friends bv the score by his ye
NAL kindly nature. Their devotion aI
each other has extended over p ~ q
1 Of ten years. ever since their W
aool DAYS. aud their marriage IS va
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