Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-07-02
WEDDING AT
HIGH NOON
Lewis Stone Nrptisis the Social
Event Of the
Week.

wedding 0. the summer occurre1
at the Presbyterian church, at
high noon on Wednesday, the
9th inst. when Hiss Myrtle
Lewis. the second daughter Of.
Mr. and Mrs. r n. Le~is. vas
married to Mr.. wiiSan +. Stone
Of Oxford, Miss.
The church Had teen sery
beautifni.y decorated Tor the oc-
casion with oleanders, ferns. pot
ted palms and southern smiIax.
Tall columns. fntSined with smi-
lax and tulls and connected by
festaors Of tnlle and oleanders,
outIineds the central aisle and
eliminated in n bea utiful we'd
ding arch OF smilax = and asra-a-
gus fern intermingled with white
oIeander flowers. Under which
the bride aud groom stood dur
ing the cefemonv.
Preceding the arrival OF the
bridal party Miss Francis KeIl
sang ex9uisitcly al Love You
Trulv." Immediately following
which the lovely strains Of the
Wedding March from Lohen-
grin, beautifully played by Miss
Bessie Everitt. announced the
approach Of the bridal process
sion. The ushers, Messrs. Siviey
Rhodes. Binford Watkins and J..
X. Watts, led the procession and
were followed by the groom ard
his best man, Mr.. Landon Ar
drews. Of Oxford. Then came
the maid Of honor. Miss Lois
Lewis. the sister OF the bride.
beautifully gowned in blue silk,
and carrying a lovely arms bau-
quet Of bridesmaid roses. Just
after her followed the bride and
her father, who gave her TO he
msrried. They were met at the
bridal arch ty the groom and his
best man and the impressive ce-
remony vas performed by Rev.
". A. Hall. The recessional was
MsnielsOhn : Wedding March.
The bride. a piquant brunette.
vas stEiEilgly beautiful in her
bridal Costume OF copenhagen
blue silk moire. with hat tn cor
respond. Her flowers were a
beautiful shower boquet Of lilies
OF the valley aud asparagus fern
tied with narrow white ribbons
and tulle. The bride ia n young
lady Of exceptional charm of per.
sonaIity and accomplishments
and is exceedingly popular ID so.
cisl circles Of Pascsgould. This
groom Is an honored member oI
= prominent North Mississippi
family. n rising young lawyeI
and popular alike in business ans
social circles Of Oxford. his home
city
I, They were the recipients q
many handsome and costly gifts
!. Immediately after the ceremon.
at the ehurchs Mr. and Mrs Sson'
motored to Mobile. from whers
they went on a bridal tour of
month tn Chicago, Niagara Falls
and other points of interest il
Canada and the United States
They Will reEds in Oxford.
At 1 O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs
F. II. Lewis entertained tEs
members OF the bridal party anc
other guests at G. delightful bar
becus on the beach where the
charm OF informal hospitality
and delicious refreshments AFFORD.
ed exceptional and unusua.
pleasure;
The out of town guests who at
tended the wedding were Mrs.
James Stone of Oxford, judge
Binford Watkins of Clarksda'e
Mr.. Sivley Rhodes of Jackson
and Mr.. Landon Andrews oi
Oxford, Miss Belle Bailey of Ok
ferd. Mr.. and Mrs Donald Ross
of Grenada, Misses Ellie Lee
Galloway and MathiIde Turner
OF Jackson, Miss Rosa Champhr
i, of Hdndsooro, Mrs. Kate Staples
of Mobile, Mrs p. II. OrrelI o
Gautier. MIS-. Henry Gsutier
Mr.. Jas Gautier. Mr.. Henry
Gautier, Jr.; and Miss Pear
Gautier Of Gtutier, Mrs. j,
r Ray Of Paradise, Mon
tana, Misses Bette ID. anc
Eugenie Rosser. Of Mobile anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lewis of Fl
Bayou.-PaseagouIs Chronicle.