The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-10-22

i ne Cdtne0raI was Tie SCoUe Oh
a most beautiful wedding just at
the twilight hour on Thursday
last, when Father Pieguey united
Miss Vera Hughes to Mr.. Steve
Brown of Shire, eport just be-
fore the ceremony Because was
sweetly sung by Miss Jeanette
Riley and as the strains of the
bridal march from Lohengrin
were heard, the center aisle was
entered by Misses Norma and Mil
dred Hill, Gertrude Smith and
Marie O'Quin carrying long scarfs
OF blue and pink tulle held to-
gether with great punches of pink
flowers that they drew over the
tops of the pews, from the doors
to the altar rails and the ushers
Misses Leila Ducournau, Nita
Casparl, Alma KiIe and Suzette
Inter led the procession carrying
Marie Antoinette baskets full of
pink roses. The bridesmaids and
groomsmen came next, Misses Nell
Quiggle, Rose Wolf, Ctothilde
Prudhome, Marie Tauzir,, Norah
Brown, Cora Lee Henry, EN-
Brown and Messrs. jim Merri
wether, Lester Hughes, Walter
Aymond, Horace Hughes, Arnold
Brown Will Hollingsworth, George
Ryan, then the matron of honor
Mrs. Himel, the maid of honor
Miss Edwina Bloo1worth, the little
flower girl, Dorothy Keyser and
last the bride OH the arm of her
father Mr.. Henry Hughes and
they were met at the foot of the
altar by TIE groom and his best
man, his brather Mr.. Will Brown.
During the singing of the regis
ter ''Ol Promise Me" was most
feellngly played on the violin by
Master Henry Breazeale. The
ushers and tulle bearers wore
daiLty gowns of lace and embroid
cry, half with pink and half with
blue girdles; one half of the brides
maids wore pink chiffon and the
others blue, with short black VEL.
vet capes from the shoulders and
the maids III Blue carried pink
chiffon mutfs and wore bonnets
to match and thosa in in pink, vice
versa. The little flower girl YVES
the daintiest of visions in pink
and blue chiffon, with slip
pers, sash and socks to match; the
matron wore an elegant trained
Gown of white chameuse and lace
and carried BRIDES maids roses;
the maid of honor white lace with
the veh worn english fashion and
the bride was radiantfy beautiful
in a most elaborate creation O!
brocaded chameuse and tulle, the
tunic and court train sparkling
with sequin and pearl ropes. held
the veil, encircled with range bios
SONS IN place and she carried
great. bouqet of valley lilies or
chids and maiden hair ferns.
Immediately after the ceremony
reception Mas held at the house
where pink was the color scheme
used, pink tulle, shaded candles,
and mountain beauties being
placed artisticafiy in the din
ing room where a beautiful cake
with the traditional bride and
groom and wedding bell occupied
the place of honor on the table.
The ices were in the form Of pink
cupids IN white hearts, the CAKE S
and mints were in white and in
sparkling champagne, many bril-
liant toasts were drunk.
The bride soon had to change
the wedding gown for a modish
travelling suit Of black with white
collar and cuffs and hat, coat etc.
to match and left with the groom
for a visit to New Orleans and on
their return they will make their
home in Shreveport They were the
recipients of number of elegant
gifts and will start their married
life most auspiclousiy as the fair
bride who is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hughes is a
lovely and accomplished young
woman and the happy groom IS a
prosperous young business man IN
every way worthy OF the fair bride
he has won.
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