New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-15
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Wednesday, best OF all.
So YOU see. Wednesday. Octob5I
18th was the day selected by oul
Young friends. Margaret Cade and
Leek 7. Lands FIR their wedding
The little ivy covered church OF
the Epiphany was never draped
and earlanded 10 better effect
4 Looking inward from ihe epen
doors. tn stately golden rod
nodded its yellow head from
every aimed glass window and
at the entrance Of every pew, the
chancel was emb]wered in pin X
blossoms and cling ne YIN : of
living green. These beautiful
itinche.S held suspended a MARI age
/ bell. of sweet white flowers. Tn
alter in festal white held innum-
cradle candles. winking and blink
ing among tie lei ace and f'aWet>
in a m Il heWitching manner. The
graceful fingers and eXqu sic
taste that suggested and carri Il
out these tlecorat onS are thor
Ioughlv artistic. Even the sweet
toned pipe organ. which has ooen
silant for tie last year was gar
landed N lovely blossoms rs an
encouragement to speak on IN the
near future.
The audience began 70 assemble
fully an hour i fore the appointed
time. which was 5 30, pr mptly at
that hour the stately tones Of Lob
engren Wedding March an
nounced the arrival Of the Bridal
Party, who moved slowly and
gracefully INTO heir places before
the chancel Tha organ breathed
fifty a Song Without Words =
during the betrothal. when the
Bridal pair stood before the alter.
Mrs. Miller took up the same
sweet strain as prayer, Hear
us Q Father, w lift our hears to
Thee. Hear us 0 Father thy
children we would be. .
Then in the solemn hush, the
Rectors s0norous voice concluded
the profoundly impressive service.
Even the most lis1t-headed and
thoughtlesS. must have been i'm
pressed by the sacredness of such
a ceremony. When the PRAYER
was ended and blessing had de-
cended up n the dear young peo-
pie, the well known strains Of
Mendelssohn > Wedding March
tod them that the first step IN
life s journey together was now
to be take1. and they marched
blithly and happily to the stately
measure. It was very interest
ing group al the alter The brides
maid was Miss Ethel Sharp. the
maid Of honor. Miss Lands. sister
of the groom.
Mr.. Ant ny Wizard was best
man; Mrs. Chas. Hot. Miss Kitty
Cade. a sister of the bride and
herself a lovely bride only few
ago) was matron of honor.
The ushers were Messrs. Chas.
Holt. John Taylor. Robert Taylor
and Harold Hen ,haw and most |
gracefully did they perform
their part. Among the guests we
noticed Mr.. Chester Allen of New |
Orleans; Mrs Berwick Duval. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Ed. McIlhennv. Overton
Cade. Jr., Harry Smedes. Chas. !,
lfenshaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Antony
Wizard of New Orleans. A pleas
ant reception was hello at the /
lpme of the bride. Mrs. Taylor
eade ever graceful and stately re-
.eiving with her two charming
daughters. Mr.. and MIS-. Lands
viii take trip to Durham. North
1aro'ina, where the groom's fam
~ live. but they will be at home
n New Iberia on the Doth of this
month. New iberia can congrat-
late herself this time. there is no
oss. and decided gain in our
ocial life.
Thou. God. whose high eternal 4
love
) the only only blue sky Of our
life
lear all the Heaven that bends
above
road of this man and I
wife.
May these two lives be but one 1
note
the worlds strange sounding
harmony Il
hose sacred music e'er shall
float.
trough every descord up to thee. \
As when from separate stars two !
beams Il
ute to form one tender raw
when two sweet but shadow
dreams Il
,pfaln each other in the day. T
. may these two hearts one =
light emit /
ld each interpret each I
t an angel come and dwell to- Z
night
nthls dear double heart and
hoo al - =