The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-07-26
Dean-c Carson Wedding.

| When big, strong, manly man and
a beautiful, winsome girl stand under
the soft radiance of wedding lamps as
1t shimmers apd filters through fern
leaves aud orange petals and, 10 tire
presence OF friends who love them,
pledge their troth each to- each, the
golden glow OF love and happiness
tiOts the surrounding atmosphere
and permeates every heart.
Thus IL was when, on last Thurs
day evening 10 Biloxi Guy Douglas
Dean and Miss Lena Carson took the
solemn vows that united their lives
and destinies 1t would be difficult
TO fancy more beautiful and impres.
sive scene, the first in what a thous-
and friends are confident will develop
into a successful and happy drama OF
life. The groom. standing every inch
Il man, beamed with pride at winning
such fair and fine lady. The bride,
always pretty and attractive, was so
unusually lovely as she leaned UPON
the arm that is to protect her through
life, that II seemed that she must
have stored upa wealth OF charms
and graces for this supreme occasion.
sh" ""r" an exquisite gown OF white
crepe uc Iuine over messaline, her
veil gracefully caught up with bou-
quet Of tiDy white rUses.
The ceremony was performed most
impres>ively by Rev. w. L. Linf1eld,
pastor OF the First Methodist Church
Of Biloxi, at the Residence Of the
brides brother in.law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Chinn, on Seal avenue.
Owing tn recent bereavement In
each family, only very few intimate
friends we're invited tn witness the
ceremony, but the many messages and
handsome presents received bore wit.
ness To the interest OF a lalge circle
OF friends. The bridal couple stood
under a bell Of asparagus fern, hung
in the archway between the hall and
library, to which were tied two
streamers Of Lulle In true lovers knot,
the ends Of which were held In the
hands Of two sweet little nieces of the
bride, Margaret and Cora Thompson.
The happy couple left i'm nediately
after the ceremony for Newbern, and
other points ia Tennessee and will be
at home to their friends, 10 Pasca-
goula, after August the first.
Miss Carson Is well known in Pasca.
goula, having been a member OF the |
faculty Of the city schpols several |
years ago and a favOrite In local So
cieiy circles during her residence here,
and will he cordially welcomed back. |
Mr.. Dean is one Of the most prOmi- |
nent and popular nf PascagOulas
splendid men and Is regarded ia the |
circles of the state as a
eader. That The marriage Of these
,wo young people is an ideal union, Is
he unanimous opinion OF those who
know them.
One Of the pretty Incidents OF the
was the attendance OF sew
,ral members of the Bachelors Club
10 Organization that hourished In
Pascagoula several years ago, but
hat was forced to make consign-
nent in favor of the little winged
,ud with the bow and arrows.
Friends, far and near, unite 10 call.
ng down Heavens benedictions upon
hese Two happy aud useful lives, now
Merged into one perfect harmony.
iay the viUlets never wither along
heir pathway aud may the sweetest
melodies Of life make glad every day.
Among the Out-Of-tOwn guests we're
frs. II. A. Hines OF Uvalde, Texas,
lister OF the groom; Mr.. and Mrs.
Iarver Carson and Earl Carson Of At.
anita, Ga and Mrs. D. II Saville Of
knoxville, Tenn. relatives Uf the
ride: Miss Nellie Rankin and Mr..
'earl Williams OF Gulfport: Mr. Alfred
il aples of Mobile, Messrs. Il G. Hjb-
ler, John Wate aud Fred Liudinger
I Pascagoula.