Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-12
suLLIvAN-ApAMs.
Wedding OF Two Prominent Young
Folks "Wednesday Afternoon.

Folks WEDNESDAY afternoon.
The wedding OF. Mr.. John William
Sullivan. former county attorney and
prominent lawyer of Denton. 10
Miss Marie Beatrice Adams. former
ly OF Bryan. took place at ! o'clock
"Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. Aubrey L. Banks. sis
ter of the bride. The ceremony was
witnessed by more than a hundred
friends and relatives Of the contract
ing parties. including several out-of'
town guests.
Probably more than usual interest
was displayed In the wedding. both
parties having many friends. Mr..
Sullivan having resided In Denton a
number OF years and Miss Adams
though never having called Denton
her home. has been frequent visitor
during which time she has made many
friends.
The guests we're met at the door
by Miss Anna Banks and we're re-
ceived in the parlor By Mr.. and Mrs
A l. Banks. Mr. and Mrs George
Adams. and Mrs. Rogers. after when
they we're served punch In the library
by Mss Ethel Allen, assisted by MT
William Banks.
The wedding ceremony was per
formed In the parlor. one enc OF
which was completely covered with
vines. forming n simple but most Ell
fective background. The library ana
hall were artisticaliy decorated IN
autumn vines and berries and IAN
roses 10 enrich the scene. wnile 'ne
dining room bore great cut-glass va
ses with gorgeous white and PINK
chrysanthemums.
The music for the occasion was a
fitting prelude TO the nupuais Oh
Miss Adams. herself an accomplished
musician. Mrs. Adams sang most
beautifuuy Loves Coronation. Alv-
word with Mrs. chas. Saunders al 'he
n,apo and violin obligato by Arthur
" palmer. The approach OF the ~eo'
ding party was announced win 10
bepprlns' wedding Chorus Rev. DIT
Butler OF Austin. relative OF Inv
bride. entering the room and taklns
a.. ,,,.ce she bride and groom FOL
Loving attended by two dainty misses
Marie Ranks and Ermine Kirkpatrieh
!, nenison. The ring ceremony was
,s.d and beautifully delivered ano
vev,p's Venetian Love Song" seem
"a a singularly appropriate aocompan
,u.n, after which Mendellsshon
wedding march was given After con
ordinations the guests were asked '
register in the wedding book. pres'oeo
over by ouinlan Adams, the youhees'
brother OF the bride. An eiaoo'a''
and delicious two-course luncheon Wa
served and the guests were asked y =
view the gifts which we're oo'h h""''
Gus and gorgeous.
The hrlde wore her going'away
sown n handsome wisteria oio''i '""
Cred suIt colonial beaver hat. and car
s,oS . arm bouuet OF chrysanthemums
Tso Groom wore the formal morniht
attire Of Prince Albert coat ana gray
trousers. -. Mr.
The or,.cftown guests were :"
.nd Mrs L.yn Taliey of Dallas, Mrs
= rogers OF Denison. Mr.. ana Nrs
Paul Kirkpatrick and child OF Den, :
son Mr. and Mrs. George ADAMS :
prvan pr. and Mrs Butler OF Aus'in
o,.',". 49, ADAMS OF Bryan and Miss
Hardy OF Austin. an,
Air and Mrs. sullivan LETT on 'n'
"a ,r.,n for wedding trip whicl
IN include New Orleans and his ol'
nome IN Kentucky, They VIII De y
~. after Dec. I5 on North Elm
s,rea, Denton Texas.-Denton hecor'
and Chronicle. u.
pryan is the birth place and OF
home Of Miss Adams. Here she sr0'
10 n graolous and charming youn'
,yor,,r,icos. and as the years si'ppe'
away by her tender, sympatheuS am
conn.lns insure. won her way '"U
,,o s,,r,s ~ the people OF Srse'
No siri over reared here had nSr
. friends. or was more genuinely aoiF'
4 elated. pcopl, loved her for her fe.
4 worth. for she combined the many s,'
\ ces OF charming personality 'he e"
u can't poise OF culture and reflnemeh
q with those sturdy traits Of chaFAc''
Y which 20 to make the highest ana IL
\ hest type OF womanhood.
q Now that she has gone ON iro'
q among her oldtime friends to Tele
,be queen Of her own home In 2 di