The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-06-18
Mapee.Lehning.


yestei day morning.
The altar was ornately dec0rate'
in ferns and rains Preceding tn
wedding there was program o
Nuptial music. Miss Kate Redmar
presided at the organ and she wa
accompanied by Mrs. l.. Emile
Pronlet on the violin. 20 Promi8'
Nc" was rendered after which Mis-.
Louise SteinhOuuse sang You
Adelaide Magee brother of the bride
sang II Love You Truly. As the
bridal party entered the church
Lohengrins Wedding March wa1
played and as the party left ths
church, Mendelssohns Weddina
March was rendered. During tn
Mass Mrs. E. ]. Langa sang beau
tiful solo.
The beautiful ring ceremony OF
the Catholic church was impressively
read ny Rev Father j J. Dcwney
pastor OF st. Patrick's church.
The wedding party was lead nv
the ushers who were Ben and Walter
Mageo, brothers of the bride.
They were followed by little
Misses Cleo Mecham and MARITIME
Crabtree, who were the fowec girls.
After these little maidens came Miss
Geraldine Dcud who was the bride 5
maid. The bride entered with her
father George Magee, who gave her
in marriage, and was met at the al
TAR by the groom and his best man
w. F. Hartman.
The lovely young bride was beau
tifully attired in a gown Of white
crepe de chine over white bridal sat
in, MADE with court train AMI
trimmed in pearl garnitures and
shadow lace. Her tule Veil fell from
a Juliet can adorned with lilies Of
the valley and she carried a show l
bouquet of brides roses and valley
lilies.
The tfides maid Miss Doud was
gowned in pale blue crepe meteor
trimmed in shadow lace and rose
trimm ms She carr led an eXquisit
formal lt4uet of Killarney roses al I
wore ofk buds in her hair,
Tlc cainty flower girls w0ra prat.
tv frocEs of white with blue anc
white ribbons, and chic little car
Of net trimmed in pearl beads auC
valley lilies. They carried snow, r.
Of pink and white sweet peas.
POI owing the ceremony there .ai
icocp.,on and wedding brcnkcas
at IL" home Of the brides pare ITS g
Tenth STREET
The house was eXquiste!y decor
ated In asparagus. dropping ivy
ferns and flowers. Festoons of ikt
ivy vas used and the flowers arts
tlcally arranged i'm vases through
the rooas added much to the H.:
IL e"ratioas. In the din ng room IT,
decorations We're especially bealtit,
asparagus being layishly used, ais
sweet cas- and llees. The ear
li'cc was mound Of fern lea ,e
and sweet peGs in which tn srl WI
set al vase of white roses. RI
chandeliers were ornamented in gar
lands of asparagus and ferns fror
" IN was s'ucnded haa i, 5as
k'' ri TEX I'D white swae, peas.
The Wedding part aud 4 =. lric
q sLests were served with 4 sunp
n"ds Breakfast by Mrs. Tnoans WI
liams, Mrs, Bertha Sta0leton, Mrs
G. Dickp,eyer Miss Louise Steu
louse. Miss Margaret Stapleton an
Miss | ouise Ward. Misses Nell Brey
er Of Dexter Nc, and Miss r.
Lphning served punch The DO,
was pla ed o., small table cover,
in ferns ard ornamented in ma,
punches Of cherries.
The couple left at it.5o for
Louis end Chicago The brides s
ing away gown was smartly IA
ored suit of Kings blue morie, wi
which she wore a white silk bio,
and an attractive Panama hat. r.
were accompanied TO tic rain
their friends and departed amid
shower of rice. Miss Edna !
raught the brides bouquet wit
she threw from the train. Az
their wedding journey Mr.. and n
Lehning will be at home at Me
phis.
The bride is the only daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. George Magen
Tenth street. She is beautiful
charming young girl with a la
circle of friends in Cairo. The gro
Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Theoi
Lehning Of Tenth street he is c
able young man and holds post