The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-11-20
AN INTERESTING WEDDING.
Miss Susie Mclean Became Bride Of
Mr.. William Chamberlain TrOtter
Wednesday at High Noon.

On Wednesday at high noon wedding
vows We're solemnized between MIR.
William Chamberlain Trotter and Miss
Susie Mclean at the Presbyterian
church in Grenada, Rev. |. P. Trotter,
an uncle of the groom, assisted by Rev.
j. Z. Carothers, officiating.
The chancel was beautifully decorat-
ed. A nine cornered pergola, hung
with baskets of pink chrysanthemums,
was the charming setting for the cere
mony. An artistic musical program
was rendered by Miss Mary Thomas at
at the organ and MIR. Robert Wright
sang two beautiful numbers 'At
Dawning' and Il Love YOU As the
strains of the wedding march were
heard, the ushers entered, Mess. James
Blount, Andrew Carothers. Fred Witty
of Greenwood, and the three brothers
of the bride, Alney. Frank and Camp
bell Mclean. Next came 'the two
bridesmaids, Miss Evelyn pettus of
Forrest City, Ark, and Miss Esther
Broadstreet. Both were charming in
fur trimmed gowns of green chiffon and
lace with picture hats of black velvet
and pink plumes. They carried arm
bouquets of pink chrysanthemums tied
with tulle. The two groomsmen who
followed were Mr.. Clifford Fesackerly
of Canton, and Mr. James W. Alston
of Helena. Then came the matron OF
honor, Mrs. Charles Goodwin, in a lovely
costume of green crepe brocaded in pink
! roses, wearing hat of gold lace. Miss
Frances Jones, maid of honor, was at.
tractively gowned in green charmeuse
draped with gold lace and she wore &
pink plumed hat. Both the matron anC
maid carried pink chrysanthemums.
The best-man, Mr.. Herman Trotter OF
Hattiesburg, entered with the groom
as the bride came down the aisle witt
her father, Judge VIM. c. Mclean. She
wore a fetching travelling gown OF
green broadcloth fur trimmed, with hal
and accessories en- suite. Her flower:
were bride roses and valley lilies il
shower effect, and she never looked
sweeter and more wnsome.
Afterwards an elaborate buffet lunch
con was served to the wedding part,
and relatives at the residence of tn,
| brides parents
/ Mr.. Trotter was reared at Winona
being a son of Mr.. Walter Trotter
| prominenr lawyer of that place, and il
now a well established member of th
bar at Helena, Ark. He and his fai
bride have known each other almos
since their earliest childhood and thos
who know him best not only speak il
the highest terms of his ability bu
best of his splendid traits of characte
and his exemplary habits never fail L
re .eive mention. Such men are Away
successes.
Mrs. Trotter is the only daughter o
Judge and Mrs. VIM. c. Mclean. Sh
is pretty. charming in manner, gentl
and loving by nature, trusting and cor
fiding, becomingly dignified, possesse
a sparkling intellect and those grace
of character that stamp her as no OF
dinary woman. She is truly one of tn
fairest flowers that Grenada has give
to fortune and she leaves the parents
roof to assume her new duties as wifi
and matron with the best wishes Of a
who know her. in which The Sentnt
most heartily joins.
The many handsome presents Dor
testimony of the popularity of the brio
and groom. They LETT on the first trail
, south, for the Gulf Coast and may pc!
sibly extend their trip to Florida ar
, Cuba.