The daily sentinel., 1909-06-21
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Burst With Praise which was fol-
lowed by a poem read by Miss Win
ters, entitled THE Story of the We'd
ding Bells" composed by Mrs. S. G.
Wray. sister of the bride.
Following the ceremony solo was
sung by Mrs. A. A. Robinson. with
guitar accompaniment. entitled The
Rosebuds of June" both the words
and music being composed by the
bride This was followed by a poem
read by Miss Winters. entitled THE
Wedding Day" composed by Mrs A.
A. Robinson. sister of the bride.
These songs and poems Were extreme
ly beautiful and much appreciated.
After the wedding program was
completed the congregation was dis
missed. Then followed sincere con-
gratulations by relatives and friends.
many wishes for future JOY and hap
piness being showered upon them to-
gether with petals of roses.
At the conclusion of the congratu-
lations the bridal party and friends
repaired to the pretty home of Mr.. f.
V. McAlister. brother of the bride. at
1886 North Fifth street. where an
elaborate wedding dinner was served
in most delightful manner Con
spicuous on the table was the brides
cake. made by Mrs. f. V. McAlister.
The outward appearance of the cake,
which was cut by the bride. was pink.
decorated with crimson roses and
pink and white carnations.
Shortly after dinner was served.
another simple program was carried
out Mrs. A. A. Robinson, by request.
read her poem which had previously
been read, and Miss Winters read
beautiful little poem composed for
the occasion by Miss Eva Il. An
drews of Baxter. Pa. Last on the
program was a duet by Mrs. Clarence
Lynd and Mrs A. A. Robinson. with
guitar accompaniments entitled "A
Story in Song" the words and music
being composed by Mrs. Lynd her
self which We're very beautiful and
appropriate.
The bride and groom were the re-
cipients of many beautiful and use
full presents. The groom s present to
the bride was large photograph al
bum obtained for the bride in Egypt.
The book is a handsome piece of work
having an exceedingly heavy cover on
which there is an ivory eagle worked
by the Japanese. every tint and
shade of color appropriate to the
work being beautifully and harmoni-
ously arranged. The present received
/ by the bridesmaid from the happy
couple was an album with an all
wood cover on which is the word
Jerusalem" and contains many of
the beautiful flowers of the Holy
Land. The groomsman received a
| New Testament, also having an all
wood cover and obtained in the Holy
Land
Mr.. Hiram A. Brooks is man of
noble character being one of the
chosen of God to proclaim glad It'd
ings of great joy to the redeemed of
God and also to the lost for whom
God searcheth Mr.. Brooks Just re-
Gently returned from India and
Egypt. where he spent about two
years, in company with another min
lister, Mr.. George p. Tasker, on an
evangelistic tour, laboring for the
lost and strengthening the churches
at those places. They visited many
places of interest including the Holy
Land
Miss Clarice McAlister, a woman of
beautiful Christian character a poet
of some note and also one of Gods
anointed. has spent much of her
life in the gospel work travelling
over great part of our country in
the interest of the church. Just re-
Gently Miss MeAlister returned from
New York City. where she had been
engaged in missionary work for about
two years. The bride is young
woman of sweet personality and brill
liant mind The McAlister family has
resided here for many years and is
well known.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram A. Brooks
have host of friends who wish the
choicest blessings of God to attend
their pathway through life causing
them to shed forth the glory of God
for the betterment of mankind. in
the fulfillment of the mission where
unto they are called.