Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-07-07
Prominent Couple Welded.

Bell Buckle, Tenn, June PA
wedding in which centered the interest
of many friends was solemnized last
night at 9 o'clock at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Webb, in Bell Buckle, when Miss Su-
san Webb and Mr.. Edward T. Price
were united in marriage. The officiant
was a brother-in-law of the bride, Rey.
Josiah Sibley of Knoxville. The nup-
tial music was artistically rendered by
Miss Fannie Ordway of Murfreesboro
at the piano, who played several num-
bers before the ceremony, the Lonhen-
| grin Wedding March for the entrance
of the bridal party and Schubert's Ser
enade during the ceremony. Mr.. John
| w. Cowans of S~helbyville sang beauti-
fully, ooh, Fair. Oh, sweet and Holy"
| and ''Queen of the Earth"
The Webb home lends itself charm
lngly for a wedding occasion. and the
ceremony was performed On the spa
cious veranda which surrounds the
house. A lovely picture was presented
at the corner where the ceremony was
| said, where ferns and vines and by
drangeas were banked high, with a
background furnished by the green
boughs of the spreading maple trees.
The decorations were continued around
the porch in large stands of ferns and
Jars of summer flowers and hanging
baskets filled with feathery ferns and
sweet peas.
The bridal party was led by the two
two bridesmaids, Miss ALA Webb and
Miss Mary Price, the latter the sister
of the groom. Ali the other attend
ants of the bride were her sisters.
The bridesmaids were folluwed by the
matron of honor, Mrs. Josiah Sibley,
who came alone; then Miss Emma
Webb, the maid of honor, who also
came unattended. Next followed the
two flower girls, little Emma Webb of
Los Angeles, Cal, a niece of the bride,
and little Katherine Kirkland of Nash
vile.
The bride, who entered with her
father, was a picture of girlish beauty
in her bridal toilette. Her trouseau
gown was of white chiffon trimmed in
baby Irish and val. lace. Her veil was
caught with lilies of the valley and hsr
only ornament was a diamond and
pearl brooch, the gift of the groom.
The brides flowers were a chatelaine
bouquet of valley lilies and bride roses.
The bride was met at the altar by the
groom and his best man, Mr.. Matt
Redmond, of Floyd, La.
The bridesmaids and matron of honor
were be~comingly gowned in white lace
trimmed lingerie gowns and carried
round bouquets of pink sweet peas and
~maidenhair fern. Miss Emma Webb,
the maid of honor, wore pink embroid-
cred marquisette, and carried pink "a
nations. The little flower girls wore
embroidered white lingerie frocks trim
med with lace, and they carried bas-
kets of pink sweet peas.
Mrs: Webb received in a white mar.
quisette, embroidered and beaded ir
black. Mr.. and Mrs. Webb were as
sisted in receiving by the groom
mother, Mrs. Walter Price, and Mr.
w. T. Stokes, both of Macon, Miss
Mrs. Price wore black black creme d.
q chine trimmed with lace and satin.
/ In the dining room refreshment,
were served which carried out the pinl
tone of the wedding declarations: Tn
table was yelled with Mexican lace an,
artistically decorated with pink swee
psas and pink shaded candies. Fror
the %canopied light over the tabl
streamers of tulle extended to the fou
corners. A brides cake c~ontainin
III appropriate emblems furnished muc
amusements.I
~ The brides gifts to her maids an
;f flower girls were pearl bar pins, an
she presented her maid of honor au
. Miss Ordway with jeweled crescer
u brooches.
The bride and groom left for a sta
~ of several weeks in the mountains :
North Carolina, after which thew wi
= make their home in Macon. Miss
where Mr.. Price occupies a -responsib1
position as principal of the High Schoo
The bride wore as her TRAVELLING 90,
tune a ~tan-colored suit with touches :
brown, and a tan maruuisette hIo1s.
her a was white hemp trimmed
OF green velvet.