Yazoo City herald., 1914-10-23
Stigler-

Oflly a tew months ago the hos
pitable and pretty home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 7, Nj. Lightcap was tsfown open
that youth end beauty might honor a
bride~elect. Again on Wednesday
afternoon, at six o'clock it was a scene
Of beauty, through which an air Of
solemuity prevailed, for the first born
Of that happy home, Miss Laurie
Wynn lightcap, was stepping out on
hfes pathway with one OF our most
capable and gallant young man, Mr.
Louis Stigler. The home had boon
transformed into a bower of lowell
ness by many rare and beautiful flow
crs, ferns and pot plants, which had
been artistically and tastily arranged
by the hands Of those who love the
girl bride best.
Just before the appointed hour and
while the invited guests were assemb-
ling, Mr. Hunley Hnman sang in his
usual clear sweet, tenor 30 Promise
Me- after which Miss Boecaletti, who
was accompanying him on the piano,
began the sweet and ever Impressive
Wedding March from Lohengrin, The
maid or honor, Miss Mamie Lightcap,
sweetly and simply gowned in pink
crepe de chine, CARVING a handsome
bouquet Of plk ysanthemums,
came slowly in, follc by the bride
on the arm of her lather, Mr.. T. NJ.
Lightcap, who gave her in marriage.
They were met under the beautiful
canopy by the gallant groom and his
best man, Mr.. Robert Stigler, and to-
gether they stood under an exquisite
heart formed of pink roses. There in
the presence of relatives Of both con-
tracing parties and a few invited
guests, they pl;ghted their troth, Rev.
N. B. Harmon, assisted by Rev. AL
bert Martin, and using the beautiful
ring ceremony, pronounced the I'M
pressive words, after which they tim.
idly, humbly and modestly kneeled,
that the blessing of God should be
asked to attend them throughout their
lives.
The bride was becomingly and hand.
somely dressed in white crepe de
meteor, carrying an exquisite bouquet
of w;siscl ei.TyssntScmuns ar aa the
soft rays Of the pink lights fiiIl upon
Ans- lie made c picture Of 1tALcerce
and beauty to which all love to do
honor.
The young and handsome groom
looked as though the gods had set
their seal that the world should have
a man, as he stood and received the
"costliest gift ever given to the hand
of man, woman's heart, woman's
hand and woman's wondrous love-"
Miss Lightcap is the eldest daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Iightcap
and is Of Yazoo's most attractive girls
and has been a leader in her set, from
which she will be greatly missed by
her hosts Of friends.
Mr.. Louis Stigler is the second son
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Stigler and is
now holding a responsible position
in the postoffice, where he has made
many friends by his uniform courtesy
to all.
A dainty luncheon was served with
punch Of which all partook and as they
ate and slipped a garland Of good
wishes was woven for every season
for the two who were the center of
attraction. A beautiful heart-shaped
cake was brought in and as each cut
and drew and saw what fortune had
in store for them in the matrimonial
line, it created spirit Of good cheer
during which the bride slipped away
and changed her wedding gown for a
handsome travelling suit Of copenhagen
blue with accessories in harmony.
Many handsome and beautiful pres
ents we're sent this popular couple,
showing the love and esteem Of friends
and loved ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stigler left on the
seven o'clock train and were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Light
cap, who entertained them in Jackson
with an elegant supper, after which
the couple continued their way to New
Orleans, where they will spend their
hoeymoon.