The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-21
WEDDING or Mr.. JAMES 8. WALL
AND MISS MERCEDES VIM
CENT is SoLEMNI2Eo.
BY VEN. F. A. DEROSSETT
Ceremony Witnessed BY Relatives
and Followed BY Big Reception
Attended BY Many FRIENDS
A Beautiful Home
Wedding

The Ven. Ffeuerlch \. ~ hN7N'
rector of st. Paul's Pro-cathedral
Springfield. last evening at O'Clock
united in marriage Mr.. James 3.
Wall and Miss Mercedes Vincent,
the ceremony being said at the nome
Of the brides mother, Mrs. Virginie
Vincent, at 227 Ninth street
There were present a the marriage
rites onlg the relatives of the happy
nair The VOWS were plighted with
French alliance ring which added
nrettv touch of sentiment 70 the
beautiful ceremony. the bride beng
Of French parentage The ring Is
double one which on being opened
discloses the initials Of the bride and
bridegroom and when closed ap
pears as a single ring.
Miss Ella Robbins played the we'd
dig music with beautiful effect
The bride was gowned in white or
candle over silk deliberately trimmed
with fine lace Sh9 carried brides
roses and maiden-hair fern.
A reception was given in honoF OF
Mr.. and Mrs Wall from To II
O'Clock attended BY many friends OF
the families. IN the receiving line
were Mrs EirginIe Vincent Mr and
Mrs. Edward J. Rodecker Of East ~.
Louis; Mrs. D. P Moore. Of 0lney;
Miss Lula Porterheld OF Fa4lleits
DR.. and Mrs. q. A Royal of villa
Ridge Mr.. Henry Vincent. Mr.. ana
Mrs Nirabeau Vincent Mrs Marie
Bouohet, Miss Pauline Veirun, Rev.
and Mrs. " r, Morris the Ven. F. a.
De Rosset.
Mesdames Samuel Halliday. G.
Freak. Gallagher and Hal Newton
Calhoun were assistant hostesses
and Mesdames ]. J. Jennelle, Julian
S. Jackson and f. A. Harmon pre-
sided over the dining room.
The home was beautifully and pro.
fusely decorated in southern smilaX
and chrysanthamums the parlor being
done in white flowers the dining
room in pink. The ices and cake were
pink and white the latter bearing the
brides monogram Mesdames John T.
Brown. Florence Halliday and Misses
Flora Winter and Flora schutter
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wall left last night
for Chicago. They will spend por
tion Of their honeymoon at Fairfieif
d. guests OF Mr. Wallis parents
| Hon and Mrs. A. J. Wall, and
Onev with other relatives. Th'
brides travelling costume was
stylish navy blue chiffon broadcloti
with vest Of white broadcloth EN-
lbfoidered in Persian effect. She wore
navy blue Croft hat with wings
and gloves to match the costume.
Mr.. and Mrs Wall will reside a
the Vincent residence.
The bride is a charming represen
tative of one of Cairo's Oldest ram
+ lies. She is a Young woman of rarei
fine personality. graced with a happ
yiyacity characteristic Of her Frenc
ancestry and having all the practice
qualities that go to make an i1ea
woman. Her tender devotion to he
mother has been one Of her most al
mirable virtues and such a daughte
cannot fail TO make a good wife
Mr.. Wall came 10 Cairo som
months ago and engaged in th
brokerage business. He is Of an e.
cellent family and is an uprigh
honorable young man Of handsom
appearance.
The sincere good wishes of a hos
of friends are theirs and many
these wishes were substantially e.
=. tpre sed in the handsome gifts r
!, Iceived by the happy pair