The southern sentinel., 1908-09-04

A. Wright. her eldest brother As
they marched down the center
aisle there was spontaneous burst
of admiration for the rare teautv
ut the bride. The bridegroom
met the bride at the altar, where
the beautiful ceremony OF the
Baptist Church impressively ma de
them one. When they were pro-
nounced man and wife. the lights
round the heart which bore the
initial "W." suddenly went out
aud the one with the initial I'll"
burned with more brilliancy, show
ing that there were now one heart
where there had been two.
The ladies in waiting, brides
maids and the bride were hand
somely gowncd and bore beautiful
bouquets.
The wedding party left the
church in the reverse order from
that in which they entered, Miss
Bernstein playing Lohengrin
Wedding March. and repaired TO
the spacious home of the brides
mother. which had been beautiful
ly decorated and brilliantly light
ed by electric lights, shaded by
chinese lanterns; settees. chairs
and electric fans conveniently
placed. In The spacious dining
room was a most beautiful brides
Cake in the Center of the table.
Al the front door was placed a
large punch bowl where delicious
fruit punch was served by Mrs.
Moore. The bride and groom re-
ccIved the congratulations OF their
friends. The wedding presents
were numerous. costly, beautiful
and appropriate.
The out of town guests to the we'd
ding were DR.. and Mrs. S. ]. Harrell,
Mrs. ]. N. Sandlin, Miss Carrie Heard,
Miss Emma Lou and Una Lee Harrell,
of Minden; Mr.. and Mrs. Y NJ. Mason
Mrs. Roy Moore, Messrs. Z H. Turn
er, ]. g. Pope and ID. w. Harrell, of
Selma, La; Miss Katherine kennerly,
EIDorado, Ark; Mr.. and Mrs. r. W.
Davis, Ansley, La; Miss Rowland
Grigsby, Arcadia, La; Messrs. E. R.
Cooper. st. Louis; Lewis B. Chevalier,
Ruston; DR.. F. C. Wren. Jonesboro;
L. Stovall. DR.. Faith, Dodson, ]. NJ
DcCain, Ebeneezer; w. T. Barnett,
st. Maurice; Miss Ruby Roberts,
Monroe. There were others present,
but we were unable to get all the
names.
The Costumes
The brides dress, white messaline
satin en- traine, was elaborately trim
med with point lace and hand en-
broidery. The veil was held in place
with orange blossoms. and carried
bouquet of brides roses and lace fern.
The maid of honor was dressed in
pearl gray messaline satin, empire
style, en- traine. twas trimmed with
gold lace and French knots.
The matron of honor was dressed
in hand embroidered net over taffety
silk.
The first brides maid was dressed
in blue messaline satin, empire style,
en- traine, trimmed with white Dutch
ess lace and French knots, and car
ried bouquet Of American beauty
roses and maiden hair fern.
The other brides maids were dress
ed IN delicate blue messaline satin,
empire style, en- traine, all carried
shower bouquets of brides roses and
lace ferns.
The Hover wirls were dressed in
null French Frocks trimmed with
Aowors.
The ring bearer was dressed in
baby Irish lace frock made empire
style.
The young couple left Thursday
for three or four Weeks trip via
New Orleans, from thence East, amid
Showers of rice and old shoes.
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0'Quin 4 Gibson.
This firm knows the wants of
this trade. and Mr.. Gibson. has
bought just what is wanted and
now has the goods in stock. See
his page in this weeks issue.
Livery Stable Changes.
A change has recently taken
place in the livery stable business
IN Winnfied. Mrssrs. John W.
Wasson aud j. w. Beyett, DR..
have bought out the firms OF W.
E. Harty and Long & Black and
consolidated them under the 6rm
name Of Wasson & Boyett.