The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-23
,Hefter,Haussler Needing.

The Centralla Democrat gives the
follt wing interesting account of the
wedding of Miss Florence Hefter, Sis
ter OF Mrs, Charles O. Patler of this
city and Mr.. Lyman Haussier which
was an event OF Wednesday evening:
The beautiful home of Joseph Hef.
ter, Sr., d04 West Broadway was the
scene OF a large gathering last night
wher his daughter. Miss Florence, be-
came the bride of Lyman Haussler.
The downstairs rooms were decorated
with white and pink carnations and
the upper rooms were sgaily deeked
out in palms, sweet peas, ferns and
Ismilax. The third floor rooms had
lbeen Fitted up with rugs and easy
chairs and strings OF smilax were
.strung about from the walls and cell.
ling. The east end OF the room had
lbeen con verified into a bower with a
twedding bell OF smilaN and sweet peas
| and the5couple stood beneath this bell
while the ceremony was read. The
/ groom accompanied by the grooms'
man DR.. d D. Dixon came FIRST,
Miss Hulda Tate and then came Miss
Hefter and her father The Episcopal
ring ceremony was performed byl
Rev. II. p. Chittenden, pastor Of the
Episcopal church, Mendelssohn we'd
ding march was played and during
the ceremony a beautiful selection,
Apple Blossoms was rendered by
.ReiphaFds orchestra.
The brides dress was OF white lin.
gerie satin, cut empire and with
di.ectoire sash She carried large
bouquet OF brides roses and lilies of
lie valley, tied with white satin rib
bon Miss Hulda Tate, the brides
maid wore pretty gown of white silk
null appropriately trimmed. She
carried pink roses.
Immediately after the ceremony
congratulations were in order andi
then the guests went down to the
main floor where the wedding supper
was in readiness. Here there were
five large tables and In one Of the
rooms was the BRIDES table. The
festal boards We're beautifully deco
rated with white and pink carnations
and lighted candles with pink shades
were on the tables and about the
rooms. A four course supper was
served. AT the brides table were
the hrdie and groom, Joseph Hefter
Sr.. Mrs Ida Haussler, Mrs. T Hauss
Ter. grandmother of the groom.
Dwight Haussler, DR.. D D. Dixon and
Miss Hulda Tate
In a room on the second floor were
shown the gifts There was a great
array Of them and they included a
large assortment OF cut glass, silver
china and many other beautiful !
things A couple of checks for good |
sized sums were also on the gift
tables.
Mrs Haussler is very cultured
roung lady and is one Of the most
popular girls in Centrala. She is a
laughter of Joseph Hefter Sr.. cash Il
err of the Merchants State Bank.
Mr. Hallssler is one OF the progressive
.pHpg men of Centralia and is the
unior member OF. the firm Of II.
iIagsslera&. Son He is a nephew of
Mrs s L. Dwight and both families
stand high in Social and financial cir
les of the city.
Nj and !, Mrs. Haussler left last
light for Chicago and other northern
loints. where they will spend a short
Upon their return they :
sill make their home for a short time
sith Mrs Ida Hanssier mother of
he groom. 212 ~ Locust.
Among the out of town guests We're {
'1r. and Mrs. B. A Clemens and Mr..
md Mrs E s. Condlt OF Chicago;
ir. and Mrs. George McNally II
oliet; Mr and Mrs. c. o. Patier
afro; MT and SIrs. \. \. Fasis
.nla; Ray Irvine. Mt Vernon and h
larry Stotlar of Benton.