The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-01-30

| the bridal party gave the significant
wedding trinkets to: Miss Mary Scott
the proverbial lucky ring; Miss Eliz-
abeth Sinnott, the needle;; Mrs Will
liam Booton and Mrs. John Scott the
pieces of money, and Mr. Edward
Scott the button. A delightful two
course luncheon was served The
ices were in the form of pink carna-
tons and the individual cakes were
iced with the entwined initials I'D
and B."
The display OF wedding gifts was
Especially beautiful and the large
number of them was charming COM
pliment to the popularity Of the re
cipients. A handsome and massive
silver tray from the brides
! grandmother, and dinner set OF
200 pieces in white and gold china
from the parents of the bridegroom
and a complete set of silver knives
forks and spoons from the grooms-
men, were some of the beautiful
gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bringhurst left at 4
O'Clock this morning for New Orleans
and from there will go to Havana
and return by way of Florida. They
Will be gone a month. Mrs Bring
bursts tailored travelling suit was OF
brown cloth with brown silk blouse
and hat to harmonic.
A number OF out-of-town guests
were present for the wedding and
some charming costumes were in ev-
idence at the church and reception.
The brides grandmother, Mrs. JOS
eph Fowler, received with her. and
looked beautiful in a handsome dress
OF black crepe de chine.
Mrs. Mildred Fowler Davis, the
mother of the bride, was especially
handsome in black net over black.
with high transparent corsage of the
net and jet trimmings.
Mrs. Burgess H. Scott, an aunt of
Mr.. Bringhurst, wore an elegant re-
ception toilette of grey silk and lace.
Mrs. Cook Husbands was attrac-
lively gowned in a black spangled
net evening dress.
Mrs. Edrund Morrow Post wore a
striking evening gown of lavender
corded silk, trimmed IN duchesse lace
and amethyst passementerie.
Miss Fowler was IN black Brus-
sells net, with low corsage, and black
passementerie trimmings.
Miss Rosebud Fowler was charm
ing in a gown of white radfum silk,
with embroidered net yoke and lace
trimmings. She worell string of
pearls. Jisr
Mrs. Lula Brlnghurst Epperson of
Nashville, Tenn. sister of Mr..
Bringhurst, was strikinglv handsome
in an evening gown of cream cord
ed silk inlet with real lace over
green, the bodice was deliberately
trimmed in lace and spangles. she
wore necklace of pearls.
Miss Belle Lockett, of Henderson,
wore becoming costume or blue silk
and lace.
Miss Anne Rhea. OF Nashville, was
gowned in blue silk and lace trim
mings.
Miss Claiborne, of Nashville, was
gowned in cream silk crepe. trimmed
in lace and bands of silk.
Miss Evelyn Walker, of Dyersburg.
Tenn, was charming in pretty
gown of cream embroidered
net over cream taffeta silk,
with pearl trimmings. she carried a
graceful bouquet OF pink carnations
and ferns.
Mrs. William Harvey Sanders. of
Columbia. Miss, wore an artistic
gown of white crepe de chine and
lace.
Mrs. Thomas c. Leech was in a
handsome evening gown of Nile
green pompadour silk and iuchesse
lace.
Miss Julia Scott wore a reception
gown in an art shade of green crepe
de chine over white silk.
Mrs. Laura Fowler was handsome
ly attlred in black lace over white
silk.
Mrs. BERTHE Campbell wore
charming evening gown Of blue chif-
fon with pearls.
Mrs. Saunders Fowler was in
white chiffon lace trimmed with
medallions.