The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-13
MoRE.GAY NUPTIALS.
Pretty Home Wedding al olmi.O, gni!e'
Young Man from this City with
Young Lady of that Place.

At the home of Judge and Mrs.
David Portus Gay at Olm!to, at
half past six o'clock p. m, Tues
dav. Nov. II, their daughter, Lena
Lee Gay, was united in marriage
to Charles Hinton More, son OF
Mrs. George More of Brownsville.
AS announced previously, only
few friends and relatives of the
contracting parties were privileged
TO witness THE ceremony. The
home was transformed into bow
er of beauty with pretty floral de-
corations, ferns. trailing vines, etc
making a fitting setting for the
wedding of the only daughter OF
1.-The family. The parlor, where
the ceremony was performed was
especially attractive, white chysan-
thetnums in great profusion being
the sole flower used.
The Episcopal ritual was used
Rev. John P. Carter, rector of the
Church of the Advent of Browns
} vile. officiating, and the wedding
l March from ''Lohengren" being
: PLAYED by Miss Cavazos. The
bride made a lovely picture, attlr-
J.. ed in a beautiful gown of embroid-
t cred white null, with very hand
!, some garniture of real valenciennes
e lace motifs and edging. She wore
long tulle veil and carried a
e bouquet of white chrysanthemums
: and ferns, the same flowers with
a tiny fern leaves being used to tas-
e ten the veil on her hair. Her on
5, 1v attendant was Miss Eugene
l. Brulay of this city, who was be
corningly gowned in white pine
# apple tissue and carried bouque
~ of white carnations. The groom
m was accompanied by Will Puteg
. nat of this city as best man.
.. After the conclusion of the cere
mony and the customary congratu
~ 1ations and good wishes, the guest
were invited to the dining root
:, where ligtht refreshments wei
" served and the health, happine!
~ and prosperity of the bridal pa
~ were pledged in sparkling chan
r.. payne.
A short time was spent in inform
al chat and pleasantly, while Il
- bride soon slipped away TO dt
her travelling gown, a very han
some tailored suit of brown broa
'h cloth made with long coat and b
10, to match, and by the time the ira
VI arrived at Olmito the bridal pi
MO and guests from this city we
ny ready to start for Brownsville,
ne irving here at 9:25 O'Clock.
1eu On reaching town they We
cry driven TO the home of the groom
mother Mrs. George More. WIFI
last thew were later complimented W
a serenades by the local band a
at also by the Mexican military ba
ness which arrived from Houston
end night, which were secured by so
lold of their friends for the purpose
ldge This morning Mr.. and M
lake More crossed to Matamoros {
took the Mexican National tr
. re- for a two weeks bridal trip in t
ton, country, Oh which they will &c
and far south as Mexico City,
as their return they will be AT he
city 20 their friends at the More F
ven dence in Brownsville, as they
e in meke their home here.
lived The gifts received by the b
uany were numerous and hands,
While bespeaking the high esteem
which both Mr.. More and his b
aud are hold. Both are among
Geo. most popular members of SOC
yton. here, and they begin their wed
Miss life amidst the good wishes
Ca host of friends.
Pute- THE WEATHER.