Oxford eagle., 1915-09-16

uOuOE, Mrs. so0u LtnGSey OF LAUREL
followed by the beautiful bridesmaids,
Mics Eula Cole of Ackerman, Miss
Clara Eta Berry OF Blue Mountain,
Miss Loreets Esdes Of oxford, and
Miss Effie Chastrzin of Mexico; next
came the charming sister Of the bride,
Miss Marie Stark, the maid OF honor,
followed by Master Fsnce Jobe, son Of
Supt II. l. lobe, Of Ripley, bearing
the ring on q gorgeous yellow chrysen-
theum- The little flower girl, Preston
Merritt, the beautiful daughter OF DR..
Frank Merritt OF Blue Mountain,
preceded the bride who entered lean
ing upon the arm Of her handsome
brother, Mr.. L. E starks of Birming-
ham, Ala. The bride was met by the
groom snd his best man, Mr.. Emmett
Moore of Memphis, Tenn, the entire
bridal party forming a circle before
the ehAneei- During the very impress
i've ceremony, Mis- Lowry played
Loves Dream from Liszt- The bridal
party left the church to the strains ok
Mendelzsohn's Wedding March
The bride, foster daughter Of DR..
and Mrs w. E Berry, is an unusually
attractive woman, for many years
primary teacher IN the schools Of
LAUREL Miss Her many friends never
saw her to a better advantage than she
appeared nor was her delicate beauty
more enhanced than in her beautiful
wedding dress of white satin char
meuse and tuIlie with bridal veil form
ing the train which was gracefully
fastened to her coifure with a bandeaa
Of orange blossoms, and carrying her
exquisite shower bouquet Of brides
roses and lilies OF the valley with 50
much quiet dignity and repressed feel
ing which bespezks the true woman
on such occasions.
Her many friends congratulate the
groom and wish both Of them sue
eessful and happy life
The matron Of honor, Mrs. Lindsay,
was most tastefully sttired in crepe
de-chine aud tuIl=, the required finish
being given by the becoming hair dress
Of tnlle forming an open fan above the
eoirurs She carried an exquisite
boquet Of golden glow.
The maid of honor, Miss Marie Stark
was most pleasingiy gowned in a crea-
ton Of white crepe-de-chine and lace
with hair dress same A. matron- She
also carried q most effective boqust OF
golden glow tied as were the Others,
with gracefully looped streamers OF
yellow chiffon.
The bridesmaids we're all artisticalIy
dressed in dainty gowns Of white net
and lace with same hair dressing a
the maid of honor. They carried
boquets of golden glow the same a.
the maid of honor.
As for the handsome quarfette Of ush-
ers, the best man, the brother and the
CROMWELL. they were immaculate
in their severe, but becoming evening
dress which always punctuates decid-
edly and artistically our American
functions
The groom is a rising and efficient
civil engineer and q young man Of
much promise.
Mr.. and Mrs Fades left with the
bridal party in automobiles for New
Albany Prom thence, the bride and
groom left for boat "Trip TO New Or
leans via Memphis They VIII visit the
home Of the father and mother Of Mr..
Ezdes en- route home.
Mrs Eades' going away gown was a
coat suit Of tan cloth with becoming
hat 20 match in which she looked none
the less attractive than in her weddin :
attire.
The groom's father, mother and sist-
ers Of Oxford, and Mr.. and Mrs,
Moore of Memphis, Tenn, Mrs. Pat
rick of Jonesboro, Ark, Mrs l. II
sobe and Miss CaIlie Selms of Ripley
were among the many out-of-town
guests
The presents were numerous and
handsome, consisting of silver, cut
glass, hand painted china, and linen
One of the most handsome presents be.
ing red cedar chest presented by the
maid of honor.
The church was beautifully deeorat
ed which served As the most artistic
Of frames to the exquisite living pict
ure set within It's circle. the decora'
tons being designed ard perfected by
. committee consisting Of Mrs MARI
Haynes, Miss Annie Helms and Mis-
Nora Lee Ray. The color scheme wa
green and yellow The altar as bacl
ground, was effectively filed with cal
ladia, ferns, and palms finished witt
vines bordered with golden rod Al
attractive feature Of the DECORATION
was the letters ssS and Es' made o
, golden rod which were placed back o
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