The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-06-26
sAxDERs.M0USGER.

June. ever the sweetheart Of til,
year, has proven her charms durinl
this glad one OF 1914. by cIaimini
for her own. one OF the sweetesl
trides that e'er plisht.el their truths
Cupid could not have chosen more
wisely than to mark this month o.
roses and happiness for his own Ons
II the :oyiiest In the garden wa
Miss Mary Wright Mounxer, dauEh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Mounger
whose sweet life was given into tht
feepbg Of Mr.. Matthew Harry Lo.a,
Sanders, eldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. J. Sanders, Of New Orleans, In the
presence Of q large number Of rela.
tives and friends. at half after eigh,
last evening. At Trinity Church. The
marriage was solemnized by Rev.
Joseph Knehle, Just presiding the
ceremony. the nuptial music sounded
In the sweet strains Of the organ. by
Mr.. Ferris Brady and those OF the
violin by Mr.. Lewis Martin In "A
Legend by Weicowski. The bridal
party entered to the march from
Tannhauser. The attendants were
Mr.. Edward Henderson. Mr.. v. A.
Adams. Mr.. Wilmer Shields and Mr..
Sydney Stratton, as ushers, then fol-
lowed Miss Sophie Mounger. a sister
u the bride and Mas Louise Metcalfe
whose fresh loneliness was charming
In sweetest gowns Of tulle and lace,
each. carrying bright clusters OF
shasta daisies. Next were the
bridesmaids and matrons Of honor,
Mrs. w. A. Adams, Miss Roberta
Grafton. Miss Roane Fleming. Mrs.
W. c. Bowman, Mrs. Charles Stuart
of New York, and Mrs. Lawrence
Eustis Of Greenwood. each in the low
lest Of gowns Of white silk, with
ruffled tuile and lace. To their hair
was caught q light cluster OF tulle
which fell In graceful folds to the
waist to be ended In the fullest of
Then 4 charming bit Of
Miss Julia Mounger, was
the daintiest Of flower-girls. The
bride, Miss Mary Mounger, then en-
tered with her father, Mr.. w. d.
In a charming robe OF white
charmeuse. with rose-point lace and
veil Of Illusion, with orange blossoms
her loneliness and happiness were
deeply accumulated. She carried a |
bouquet OF lilies Of the valley.
They were met at the chancel by Mr.. |
Sanders, Of Memphis, who acted as
best man and the groomsmen who
Mr.. Lawrence Eustis, Nj. Dun
oar Merrill, Dr.. Hughes and Mr..
Ernest Malcolm Roworth of vicks-
burg, To the already beautiful edi-
Ice, 4 pretty transformation. In the
work Of loving friends was wrought
n arches Of miniature lights and col
INNS Of eversreens, studded with
hite roses and daisies. Immediate.
y after the ceremony q throng Of
riends gathered in the f~lower-deck-
ID home to wish for Mr.. and Mrs.
sanders every happiness in their
vedded life. Receiving with Mr..
md Mrs. Mounger and the bridal
'arty were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. San
'drs Of New Orleans, DR.. and Mrs. E.
Iardy Of New Orleans, sister Of the
room, and Mr.. Gus D'Espounnie,
I. Mounger Of Laurel, Mrs. Eben
Mr.. George Laroussini of New
'~rleans. and Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Mounger Of
They stood In the pref
7 reception room under q graceful
anopy Of white tulle, intertwined
18th roses and daisies. In the libra
Y, where the punch was served by I
lrs. Lathrop Postlethwaite, Mrs.
homas X. Green, and Miss Laura
reen, the glad roseate hue Of the :
Ink oleander was found, while the
ming room with Its complete sur. !
'nder In loneliness TO tulle, white !
uses and clematis, there rang out
the sweetest Of aower.hedecked !
eddins bells the glad Joy Of happi- =
Many beautiful gifts attested !.
lie love and esteem In which Nj. I
i'd Mrs. Sanders are held. The I
ridal couple left on tho midnisA,
ain amid showers Of good wishes
y a short visit to New Orleans be |
re taking taking steamer for a stay !
New York and Providence, r. l.. !
whence they will sail for 4 tout /
broad where they will linger unti
e early part Of September.-Nat
lez News, June 10.
The Commonwealth Joins the
any friends Of this happy and pop
ar young couple In wishing for
Iem q long and prosperous married
'e.