The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-01-04
Pierce-Watson.

I - Set1eaoV AlaAilaBe ~ great tIl-
terest and charm was that Of Mr.. M.
A. Pierce, Of Nashville, and our most
charming Miss Alice Lee Watson.
The Presbyterian Church was the
scene OF the nuptial vows. The edi-
nee was frightened with huge wraaths
OF holly tied with ribbon lovers knots.
The same green and coral Of this ho-
hday evergreen formed d background
for the ceremony and crossed the
ceiling over the chancel III graceful
festoons. In the foreground an arch
81 mistletoe spanned the space where
the bridal pair stood Red and white
shaded lights CLEANED amid the yule-
tide beauty Mrs. !Stanfeld's deep Or
gan notes were a rich accompaniment
to the dulcet violin strains from the
master touch Of Mfr. James Fuoua
Several numbers We're played before
the wedding march announced the
arrival Of the wedding party. Com
posing the same were Miss Occie Me-
Lean, ANNA Beall. Eva Shepherd and
Bette Stantield, who came IN pairs
with the following men attendants.
Messrs, Howard Dyer, H. II. Elmore.
Raitord Watson, ,Ir., and Harry Wat
son The maids wore white crepe de
chine and carried holly wreaths tied
with crimson ribbon. After them
came the matrons Of honor. Mrs. viii
n, tiwm and Mrs. pasehal Hocomb.
gowned also in white crepe de chine
and carried mistletoe shower bouquets.
Following them We're the dainty little
flower girl and little page, Alice
GWn and John Stewart Watson. The
bride came in with her maid Of honor.
Miss Julia Watson, The bride was
IN snow drift of tulle and chiffon
trimmed with real lace and carried
bride roses The maid Of honor wore
pale green crepe and carried mistle-
toe, At the chancel they were met
by The groom and his brother and
best man, Mr.. Frank Pierce, Of Nash
vile, Rev. G, q. BerryhilI said the
ceremonial words uniting the happy
pair The party left the church IN
reversed order. They were enter
aimed at an elaborate dinner by Dir
md Mrs. Watson Immediately after
ihe ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce.
after a brief honeymoon trip, will be
1t home to their friends IN Meridi-
IN, Miss Another lovely girl has
eft q vacancy in our home circles and
We shall miss her. The groom ii d
sterling young business man and rich
y deserves his reward Of devotion.
5egun in yuletide happiness may their
pathway be always bright and beau
iful May it continue down liife's
'ista afar and all their sorrows be
by the light Of the Eternal
Star.
Our Merchants 4 Farmers Bank
Will open a branch bank at Black
iawk with w. M. Meek al cashier,
about March lst, 1906, under the
lame of Bank Of Black Hawk Mr..
Week is leading business man in his
section, knows and has the confidence
If everybody and assures the new
1ank success from the opening.
Rev Eugene johnson, the new Pre-
siding Elder Of the District, will
preach at the Methodist Church,
Lexington, next Sunday (June 7th)
At ii o'clock a. IN. and 7 o'clock p.
n. Everybody cordially invited.
Z, A. TUCKER, Pastor.
At regular meeting Of Lexington
}ommandery No. 9, held December
18th, 1905, the following Sir Knights
we're elected and installed in their
several Offices for the ensuing year,
December 26tb: S.M. Smith, +. G.:
", L. Jordan, Gen.; Gus Lofstrom,
;, G.; 7. W. Smith, Prel !; K. c. Nc
See, S, W.; c. c. Pahlen, j. W.; PA.
indholm, Treas; ?. Williams, Recor-
er; I. l.. Barbour, std bearer; H.
v. Watson. Sword bearer; w. X.
burden, Warder; L. L. White, Sem
incl.
J.. I. Rhyme, of Thornton, Ark,
uring a visit to his kindred and
riends here during the past two
t more weeks, made the ADVERTISER
everal pleasant and appreciated
alls Altbnnoh NJ ph,,nn aow.A