The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-06-23
JEFFERSON, TEXAS SATURDAY JUNE %, 1906
WEDDING BELLS.

Kellyville, one of the beautiful
suberbs of Jefferson has had love-
ly wedding. On Wednesday June
18th, 1906, Mr.. Frank Drill of st.
Paul, Mimi, came down to our
Lone Star tate"and plucked one
one of our brightest and fairest flow.
ers, Miss Della Shack elford and bore
her away to his Northern home.
Many guests, not only from the
neighboring homes but from jeff
erson. Marshall Shreveport. La. and
as far as Texarkana, Ark, assem-.
bled at the hospitable home of the
BRIDES father. and at 8 p. M. re.
pairod to the Methodist church at
Kellyville, which for the first time
in its existence of nearly sixty
years, was brilliantly Illuminated
and magni6cently decorated for
wedding occasion. Among the
decorations were three arches fes.
TONED with bamboo, magnolias
and cape jassimines. From the
center arch the wedding bell, con.
structed of bride roses, was sus.
pended. The entire interior of the
church was beautifully decorated
with profusion of flowers and ev-
ergreens. Amid the strains of
Mendolsohn's wedding march, per-
fectly rendered by Miss May Belle
Hale of Jefferson, Rev.C. w. Downs,
Presiding Elder, waiting at the alter,
the bridal party entered led by
Messrs Fan Thurman and Clarence
Reese ushers as follows: Miss
Lillian Shackelford with Mr.. Sam
Eberstadt, Miss Mary Lee Shack.
eltord with Mr.. j. o. Jackson, Jr.,
Miss Eva Todd with Mr.. 1 L.Gold.
berg, and last the bride followed
with her maid of honor, Miss Jennie
Snodgrass of Little Rock Ark, MIR.
Frank Drill and his best man. Mr.,
I'D. Shackelford had entered from
the side and awaited the bride at
the altar.
The BRIDES gown was en- prin.
cess. with full train fashioned of
white chiffon silk with yoke and
elbow cuffs of eyelet embroidery.
The veil of tulle was held by q
wreath of orange blossoms, and she
carried an arm bouquet of white
carnations and ferns with ribbons.
The BRIDES maids wore round
length dresses of white organdy and
yalenciennes lace and carried arm
bouquets of pink carnations and
ferns with pink ribbons.
After the marriage ceremony the
entire party and a multitude of in
vited guests were driven to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. T w Shack
elford, where amid congratulations
and music, especially the strains of
Dixie" and "Yankee Doodle"
rendered by the Jefferson String
Band, they were ushered in and
served with most elegant and
bouutiful wedding supper. And
after many toasts and amid show.
ers of rice, the band playing" Home
Sweet Home"at 1 o'clock am. the
NJ. K. & r. train pulled out bear
ing the happy couple northward,
"Long may they live, and happy may
they ever be-"
A list of presents is herewith
given:
Miss Lula May Gales of Troup, linen
lunch cloth: Mrs. L w Shackelford, tab
lie linen; G Armstead eff Texarkana.
set of silver teaspoons; Mr. A G Schlu-
ter of Austin, one dozen cut glass tumb-
lers; Mr. and Mrs. G I Haggard, table
linen; Col. w B Ward, set of sterling
silver forks; Miss Maybelle Hale, hand
painted china cracker jar; Miss Addie
and Mr.. Earnest Reese, table linen; Mr..
w S Terry and family, sterling silver
berry spoon, Miss Elizabeth Bobb of
Washington, ID @. drawn work center
piece; Mr., and Mrs, Warner Loomis,
chest of silver; Mr.. Gordon Bown of
Dallas, cut glass vase; Miss Jennye
Snodgras of Little Rock, Ark, silver
mounted table reflector; Mr.. and Mrs.
w H Erambert, Sr, water set; Erambert
G. segal, art squares; segal and fam
lily, rug; Mrs. Lou Gown of Arapaho,
Okla. silver crumb tray and brush; Mr.,
and Mrs. VIM Clark, rug; Miss Denna
Frazor, silver bread tray; Mr.. and Mrs.
G. S. Hancok, pretty cushion; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wenger, embroidered center
piece; Miss Virginia Kelly of Longview,
hand made handkerchief; Mr.. and Mrs.
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