The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-11
sondurant. Heneken Wedding.


The Cairo Baptist church was filled
VITA the friends Of a happy brid
groom and bride last evening when
Herbert n. Henckel and Eunta,
Bonduraut took their solemn vows of
love and fidelity.
The church was made beautiful
with decorations of asparagus and
other green foliage about the chand =
liers While the rcstrum was a mass
Iof palms. ferns and plants, back.
ground of several arches of greanery
making a pretty effect while in the
foreground was a large arch os as.
paragus with the letters b. H.. In
lights
The bridal party entered the
church to the music of Mende ssohG.,
Wedding March, without which no
marriage seems quite solemn zed,
Mrs Clarence l.. Keatoa. sister cf
the Dried at the piano with Miss
Masdalene Vanderturgh PLAYING the
violin. The effect was lovely aud
formed a fitting accompaniment to
the pretty PROCESSION.
The two rShers. Messrs. !. Z. Ran.
dali Norman Halliday. Hunter Bird
and Herbert Steinel led the way and
took their places two at each side
Ct the rostrum, Messrs. A. +. Sac le
and Alonzo Bondurant. remaining at /
the entrance. Mrs. John w. Brans-
ford of Union City Tenn. the matron |
OF honor sister Of the bride. ar
rayed in an exquisite gown of
Renaissance lace over pink taffeta /
richly trimmed with lace and made
IN traine came next carving piak
md white roses. The bridesmaid.
Miss Fela Bondurant wearing \
White silk striped tissue over green
made In girlish fashion and carving
White flowers followed and next the
little flower girl. Fern Keaton daugh
err Of Mr., and Mrs Clarence L. Kea
Oh, niece Cf the bride, dainty In
'ure white, bearing a basket of pink (
nd white roses The bride. arraved {
n a handsome gown OF white en- (
'roidered chiffon over white taffeta. !
With garniture Of exquisite lace, her
ong filmy veil Well fastened with
range blossoms and carrying an arm. I
III OF white bride roses and lilies of !
he valley entered with her father DR.. n
!. a. Bonduraut and was met at the ,
liar by the bridegroom who with his :
est man, Dr. Flint Bondurant. had a
lade his entrance from the chapel. In
The ceremony was impressive and 6
eautiful as performed by the Rev. s.
. Ohrum, pastor OF the church. the
Seet strains of some love song L.
ling from the piano and violin; as a
nder accompaniment to the solemn
)ws.
Leaving the church, Mr. and Mrs
cnckell passed OFT first, the center
admirig glances followed by thu
Dung people Of the bridal party
hich made one of the prettiest we'd
ngs seen in Cairo. h
Owing to recent illness in the fan il
y there was no reception but Mr.. il
III Mrs. Hencketl will be at hcma to \
leir many friends after July | al y
y Ninth street, Their wedding jour F
ay will include st. Louis. Chi b
nj trip on the great lakes.
The bride is well known in Cairo
Id Is a sensible girl OF many excel
mt qualities who will make an p fC
irable wife. She is the second II
lughter OF Dr. and Mrs. A. A. BonIu- c
mt a
Mr.. Hencke'l is a substantial young a
lsness man of Cairo, being pre- It
ietor Of drug store on Commercial W
'enue. He is exemplary in chas-
tel ana is nest highly esteemed.
Among the out-of-town guests at
g wedding were Mrs. John D-al and
ISIS Nell Deal of Charleston. Mo I
isses LaVancbe and Addye Turk of
irdWell Ky, Mr. ami Mrs. w T.
hnson. W. T. johnson. Jr Mrs -
'ay and Miss Jewett Gibson. OF
ouyille. Mo. Mr.. and MS. Paul B
core. Mrs. J. L, Ogalvie and Nj
airy Moore of Charleston. No.