Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-06-10
HYMENEAL
Binion-B0ggeSs

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seauty and e-laborateness Of the cere-
lony was solemnized in the Presbyte-
ian church on Thursday evening at
:39 o'clock, June End, 1910, when
[iss Lillian Binion and Mr.. Julian
Boggess Sentered into the holy
state of matrimony, thus consum-
lating in a happy union the hope
9th had cherished for several years,
uring which time the undertaking de-
otion of the groom was equaled by the
onstancy of the fair bride, showing by
oeir fond and lasting attachment each
'orthy of the othera
The work of loving hands was every
here apparent in the church, which
,as beautifully decorated, the color
cheme being white, gold and blue.
he white t~ypifying the innocence and
urity of the bride, the gold, the worth
nd integrity of the groom; the blue,
lie leve of Goth, The lovely bride, SO
idely known for her beauty and
harm of manner, gowned in white,
as surprisingly beautiful on this &C.
aston, her eyes bright with the light
love and her happy smile showing
lat her hea t was safely anchored in
lie haven of its choice. Her flowers
ere lilies Of the valley and roses.
Miss Ethel Cavett, maid of honor,
I'D Miss Rita Binion were lovely in
elbow. The other lady attendants,
Uses Maria Tyson, Daisy Pruitt,
essie Boggess and Sarah COttrell of
Jest Point, wore blue, presenting a
isiOn of loneliness rarely seen; all car
cd bouquets of daisies and ferns.
Mesdames T S. Borgess. and Albert
ottrell of West Point, matrons of
onor, handsomely gowned in white
mt a grace and charm to the occasion
Ot otherwise to be had; both beauti-
ii and happy opponents of conjugal
elicity.
The gentlemen attendants were
essrs. T. S. Borgess., brother of the
room, with Miss Ethel Cavett; Mr..
ale Carr with Miss Maria Tyson; Mr..
ebert Holt with Miss Daisy Pruitt;
[r. CheSley Featherston with MIS-
essie Boggess and Mr.. Minor Dent
it'll Miss Sarah COttrell.
Tie flower children were Miss Caro-
N Boggess and Master Edwin Muir
hey. niece and nephew of the groom.
he ushers were Messrs. Calvin Sar-
,ent and John Tyson.
A musical program preceded the
eremony; Misses Alma Dinsmore and
ELLIE Holt sang 81 Would That My
ove," Miss Bessie Mcleod of Beth
ny. Ala, sang ITO The End of the
World With You" Schuberts serenade,
nd other selections were beautifully
endered by Miss Rugglcs, of Boston,
lass.
The choir sang the Bridal Chorus,
Wagner) as the bridal party entered
ne church and took positions around
lie altar. The bride entering with her
1ther was met in front of the altar by
ne groom accompanied by the grooms-
ian. Here he received that most
~riceless of all gifts, from the hands of
1er father.
Il al al SOOOO ny III ulIC AdIiu are
given,
wife is the peculiar gift of Heaven.
The Rev. Gladney of the Methodist
hurch said the holy words hat united
bis man and m with that sacred
.ond that shall endure to the end of
fe.
The Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin
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arty left the altar. After the cere-
lOny a reception at Mr.. A. D. Bin
PMS, the brides father, was attended
" the bridal party and intimate
riends. The color scheme was fol-
owed with skill and taste in the dec
rations of the hall and dining room
4 the hall a delicious fruit punch was
erved by Misses Rita Binion and Eth
ldra Spessard. After congratulations
efreshments were served, the ices and
axe evincing the color scheme.
Later the brides cake was cut. This
axe made in the form of a heart ar
~|stically trimmed with smilax wreath
nd other delicate work in now white
ling surmounted by a miniature Gu
id, the work of Mrs. j, B. Binion,
unit of the bride.
A string band discoursed sweet mu-
ic throughout the reception. In the
arlor were tables covered with many
eautiful and useful presents, Among
lem was a handsome chest of silver,
gift of the brides father and
other, a full set of Haviland schina
ON the brides uncle and aunt. Mr.
id Mrs. J. B. Binion. Many beauti-
l.pieces .of hand-painted china cut
ass, other pieces of silver ware,
rvinR sets and almost everything
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