Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-06-11
A June Wedding

I'D. iSu hCy uiio N'iS "e - " SiOSh
Wednesday, afternoon when their
daughter, Miss Norma Sue Bur
ney was united in marriage to
Hosea Ernest Newton, the cere.
mony being performed by Rev.
j j: Wolfe of Seymour, pastor of
the Mansfield M. E. church.
The marriage took place on
the porch, which was beautifully
bedecked with daisies and lilies,
in the presence of large con
course of guests seated on the
spacious lawn. To the beautiful
strains of Lohengrin's Wedding
March, played by Miss Hazel
Burney, sister OF the bride, the
bridal couple came to the altar,
accompanied by Charles Newton,
brother of the groom, and Miss
Blanche Burney, sister OF the
bride, as attendants. During the
ceremony ''The Melody of Love"
was played by Miss Hazel Bur.
ney.
The bride was becomingly at
tired in lovely gown of cream
silk chiffon over cream crepe de
chine, trimmed in silk shade"
lace. The veil was of silk chiffon
trimmed in orange blossoms,and
the bride carried a bouquet of
cream rose buds.
The brides maid was dressed
10 pink and carried pink rose
buds.
The groom and best man wore
the conventional black.
After congratulations. ice
cream. cake, and punch were
served.
The presents received includ
ed: A Ramekin set, punch set,
20 pieces of cut glass, tiligree
dish, 16 pieces of hand painting,
syrup pitcher, sugar and cream
er, painted vegetable dish, paint
ed cake plate, silver baking dish,
mounted casserole, silver fruit
basket, hand painted salt and
pepper shake, embroidered table
cloth, damask table cloth, 1-26
piece silver chest, half dozen des
sert spoons, dozen and half tea
spoons, olive spOon,2 . jelly spoons,
set of after dinner coffee spoons,
salad fork, = cold meat forks,
berry spoon, cream ladle, gravy
ladIe, silver individual salt and
pepper shake, set of silver knives
and forks, jardinere, 4 framed
pictures, 2 pairs of embroidered
towels, pair of crocheted edged
towels, crocheted center piece
baby Irish crocheted collar,
dresser scarf, and a deed to two
lots in Burney's addition upon
which they expect to commence
building a modern bungalow i'm
mediately.
The out.of.town guests includ
ed Mrs. Thos. Bastian and daugE
ter Marjorie, o. d. MOrriss ant
wife, Mrs. NJ. j. Welch and Mrs
w. j. Welch and daughter Edna
of Springfield: C. f. Motfit, wife
and son of Memphis, Tenn; Miss
Margaret Dunnaway of Dade
vile; Misses Clara Robinson an(
Ann Robinett of Mountain Grove
Mrs. w. H. Brake of Macomb.
. Claude Jones, the Mountain
, Grove photographer, took pic
. lures of the scene
r The newly welded couple arr
, so well known to our reader:
t that any comment by US woul'
be superhuOus.
e The bride is cultured and re
i. fined young lady, possessing
e charming personality. During
the past year she has been at tn
head of the domestic science de
partment of the Gainesville, Tex
public schools, in which position
she gave splendid satisfaction.
Tho groom, a son of P.W. New
Y ton and wife, is one of our bes
d young men. He is the pOpula
d carrier on Rural Route No. 3
Il For the present they will max
t their home in the Prof. j. Ally
x ton property.
e The Mirror joins their hosts {
friends in congratulations an
r. best wishes
On Monday afternoon a line