The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-11-20
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beautiSnl wedding ~ Miss LIeiie Bridge
forth Hardy and Mr.. Orlnan Luirr Kim
br0ugh, wtirI, was celebrated on last
intrd, ~ "sfntns AZ 81 PauI's Fpisc"oai
church. The ziori us autumn evening
was Ia urfnrt harmony with the b an
tifnl arrangement OF lowers, soft lights,
lnvcly girls aud hsHds0mc men, that
matte mp this elegant church wedding,
tn" color N ,tif, green and white, was
carried out in detail. thrysanthemums
were he chosen flowers. Pcws reserved
for the white ribbon guests were marked
by lovely lunches OF white chrysanthe-
NUNS tied with tulIe. Behind the altar
hung white silkrn draperiss, fcstooned
with smiiax, while chrysanthemums
were banked just behind the pFiedieu
making a scene beautiful. The sacred
ring ceremony was most impresslvely
said at nine O'Clock by Reverend Dakin.
Miss Annie n 'ilson played the wedding
march. MessrS. Reuben Banks, Frank
Owen. Leighton Lide and jamie Billups
were ushers. Little Misses Sarah and
Rebecra Hardy in fairy-like costumes
prepared the way for the bridal party.
The bridesmaids and groomsmen entered
as follows: Miss Sallie kimbrongh,
sister Of the groom, first; then, Miss
Mary Askew, next came Messrs, Acker
Rogers and Baily Hardy, and Miss Chris
tine Rogers WAS next followed by Miss
Mamie Davis, then Mr.. Will Yerger and
Mr.. Will kimbrough entered. Miss
Lenorc Hardy, sister OF the bride, pre-
coded the bride, who came in with her
father they were met at the altar by
the groom and his best man, Mr.. Fisher
Miss Hardy was a striking
picture of loneliness in her wedding
gown of panue satin, directoire style,
with corsage Of real lace. Her wedding
veil was caught up by a coronet OF
orange blossoms, and she held a PRAYER
book and lilies OF the valley. Miss
[enore Hardy, the maid Of honor, was
becomingly gowned in white panne cloth
and carried a sho bOquet Of brides
roses. The bridesmaids, all OF whom
we're Of a striking blonde type, made a
.oveiy picture in directorie gowns of
pale green chiffon built over taffeta and
boquets OF huge chrysanthe-
nuns. Miss Hardy is OF distinguished
,arentage. She is an exceptionally
beautiful girl, possessing all the attrib-
ties OF a perfect woman, TO which has
been added culture and the advantage
n extended travel. Since her debut a
year ago she has been a reigning belle.
Mr.. kimbrough is a scion OF one OF the
most prominent families Of the South.
he is a son of Judge and Mrs. K%imbrough
II Greenwood. He graduated from the
University of Mississippi, and il assoei-
ed with his father in tho practice OF
aw. After the ceremony a reception
held at the home Of the brides par.
snts, which was very elaborate. The
sntire house was a bower OF ~chrysanthe-
and roses. The table in the din
.ng room, where the brides cake was
tut, was draped in lace with a bank OF
BRIDES roses for a center piece. The
stand upon which the brides cake rested
rad been used by the brides Of three
generations, In the family. The buffet
luncheon was in two courses. After the
course ices in the shape OF we'd
ling bells, and cake to represent hearts
served. Punch was served through
out the evening by Miss Sale and Miss
Louise McQGistcn. Mr.. and Mrs.
kimbrough left at midnight for the
coast, where they will spend a few days
1t Judge K~imbrough's summer home,
after which they will visit several places
Df interest before returning to Green
wood, where they will reside.-Colum-
bus Commercial, Nov. 18th.