The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-06-25
BRoWN-sANDERs MARRIAGE.

One of the sweetest weddings 90
emnixed in the First Methodist churc
at Sidon took place, when Miss Viol
Brown became the wife of ]. STAINS
bury Sanders, at six O'Clock Tuesda'
evening.
This pretty church was effectively
decorated for the occasion, About tn,
middle of the main aisle three arche
were festsoned to the pews, draped il
white and embellished with rambling
roses. At the foot of the altar tw,
small arches supported . main arch
with three arches leaning gracefully t.
the e a of the altar, all covered il
white and wreathed with red roses,
The rear of the altar was an embank,
ment of ferns. palms. and cut flowers,
and as the wedding party witnessed the
impressive ceremony said by Rev. H,
G. Morehead. assisted by Rev ] A Poe,
most beautiful scene greeted the
crowded church of friends present to
attend the happy elimination of the
sweet romance of this popular young
couple.
The ushers, Mr.. B. H. Brown, of
Greenwood. and Mr.. Berry d. Brown.
of Sidon, We're first to enter, and were
followed by the two bridesmaids,
Misses Mary Brown, of Greenwood,
and May Myers, of Sidon. Next came
two of the groomsmen, Frank M.
Pettey, of Greenwood, and Bryan
Brown, of Sidon. The bridesmaids
were gowned in embroidered net and
carried pink roses.
They were followed by the maid of
honor, Miss Catherine Newsom, of
Blytheville, Ark, who was beautiful in
a lovely creation Of embroidered net
carrying a pretty boquet of pink roaes,
The maid of honor was followed by the
other groomsmeR, Allan Saffold, of
The matron of honor, Miss LaUna
Musselwhite, of Kosciusko, came next,
wearing a beautiful frock of gold lace
tunic over satin and carried roses.
The bride then entered upon the arm
of her father, Hon. Solon l. Brown,
and was met at the altar by the groom
and his best man, Mr.. w. C. Sanders,
OF Greenwood. She was beautiful in a
superb creation of crepe meteor, and
a gorgeous boquet of roses and
valley lilies.
Before the ceremony Miss Zada Mus
selwhite, of Kosciusko, accompanied by
Mrs. DR.. R. B. Yates, rendered two
favorite songs of the bride, Il Love
and Because Its You" Dur
ing the impressive ceremony Mss Mus
rendered "Traumerie."
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party repaired to the home of
bride for dinner, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Sanders left on the eight
o'clock train for coast points for their
The bride is the accomplished and
daughter of Hon. and Mrs.
5. |. Brown, n of Lefore County's
esteemed and most substantial
families. For several years Miss Brown
aas had charge of the Sidon school, and
her sweet traits of lovely character
nave endeared her in the hearts of a
vide circle of ardent admirers who full
y appreciate her attainments.
Mr.. Sanders is one of Leflore coun-
Tvs most popular young men, and is
the courteous travelling statesmen of
Swift & Company in this territory.
Sanders comes from one of Car
'oll and Lef1ore county's splendid fam
lies, and is a young man of sterling
of characters. Throughout the
county and in the territory he covers
Mr.. Sanders numbers friends by the
score who appreciate the bright future
that lays before him.
The Commonwealth extends hearty
congratulations.
-Antiseptlc, Anodyne