The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-06-02
The Dubard. Young Nuptials.

Texas (News) tells of a beautiful we'd
ding:
The marriage OF Mr.. w. Vassar
Dubard and Miss Zollie Luther Young
was solemnized at the Baptist church
at eight O'Clock, Wednesday evening,
May twenty-third, nineteen hundred
and six.
There has never been in the history
of Granger, a more beautiful wedding,
the little church, a veritable floral
bower fragrant with cape jasemines,
was pretty beyond pen portrayal. A
color scheme of green and white was
carried out, in all the decorations
clinging vines enterwoven with white
flowers, the symbol of purity, the
elegance of art were manifest. Beau
tiful palms were banked upon the al
tar in striking yet harmonious on
traSt to the floor covering of white,
and the artistic touch Of exquisite
taste was every where evident. Two
arches with dainty gates were cOn-
structed in the aisle ways on either
side of the altar, the one on the right
bearing the letters wv. V. D." the
other ~. l.. Y" After a song by
Mrs. Annie Fay LOmax, accompanied
by Mrs. Fox, the notes of wedding
march-nOteS that would blend i'm
sweetest symphony with divineSt
strains of Euterpe-flOated softly from
out a flower laden bower. where, lean
ing upon the chancel rail Immediately
facing the bridal couple, gracefully
nestled a little golden haired girl with
Cupid'S wings, armed with a bow and
arrow. The signal being given for
the entrance of the bridal party, they
came in the following order: Little
Miss Ruth McFadin, scattering rose
petals, came down the left aisle while
Master Douthitt Mcdaniel marched on
the opposite side, swinging open the
gates they passed inside the altar and
were followed by the bridesmaids and
their escorts, Misses Pearl Young and
Clara Wayman, who were dressed in
white and carried arm boquetS of pink
carnations. MeSSrS. Cullen Wayman
and Claud Teer marched down the
right aisle while the yodng ladies
came to the left. Then to the left
came the matron of honor, Mrs. David
c. Young, followed by the maid of
honor, Miss Yuma Young. Both
carried arm boQuetS of white carna-
tions and were beautifully gowned in
white. The bride on the arm of her
brother, Mr.. David c. Young, and the
groom with his brother, Mr.. Lewis
Dubard, met at the altar, where Rev.
Berry spoke the solemn words that
made them mar and wife, invoking q
divine blessing upon their future
lives.
Miss Zollie, who is the daughter of
Mrs. Alfred A. Young. has grown
from childhood to graceful and accom-
pliShed wOmanhOOd here among friends |
who love her and prize her as one of
the Sweestest and purest, brightest
and best of the many fair young wo-
men OF our country. She goes from
with the best wishes Of every one, |
and the hope that her future may be !
as free from care and full of pleasure
as has been the beginning of her wed
ded life.
Mr.. Dubard is a prominent young
Of his state, Mississippi, and is
fitting companion for the sweet young
wife he has chosen.
An elegant reception at the home
followed the ceremonies at the church, !
where music, conversation and song
made merry the hours before the de-
p~arture Of the bride and groom, who,
accompanied by their brother and Sis
ter, left on the flyer, north, for Men,
phiS and other points before going to
home at Dubard, Miss, where
they will reside.
The following beautiful lines were
addressed to Mrs. Dubard a few even
ingS before her marriage at a meeting
IT the E. d. and +. NJ. club:
Collie. for you who to us are so dear
Dur hearts are lifted in trustfuI PRAYER.
Lifted to the gfver of all good.
Lovingly, tenderly. in accord we would
Invoke upon thy fair. pure life
Every pleasure OF Il loved and loving wife.
Lingering now where part the ways
Unto woman'S duties from girlhOOd's DAYS
guide thee, is our praye
smiles thy path make fair.
a devotion we would make thine
than all gifts OF earth combined.
.Ou who are 81 fair. so pure. 50 good.
, beauteOuS flower of ~wOmanhOod!r
into him who claims thee for his own.
low, we friends thy earlier life has known
Give YOU, and God speed %you-bOth you and
him.