The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-06-17
AusTlN~rEMpEl WEDDING.

| 4 pretty wedding indeed sas that
one In Grace Church. Monday after.
noon, when Mr. Willie F. Austin and
Miss Anna Gordon Tempel plighted
their vows. The ehaneel had been
tastefully adorned with masses OF white
flow efs. daisies being used ON the altar.
and other blossoms elsewhere The
pulpit and choir rail. and other points
al either side were decorated with a
profusion Of pink and blue hydrangoaa.
and formed pleasing contrast "a the
snowy banks OF flowers In the chancel.
Ia spite OF the early hour of the
afternoon Two of the clock and the
heat OF the day, many had gathered ia
the sacred building to witness the
marriage of this loved home girl 10 the
young man, almost as well-known here
as she. Their mutual ioye.story. IN
engagement Of some years, was begun
In their early youth, The union of
their faithful hearts was an interesting
continuation Of the story and pleas.
ing one IN the towns annals.
Mrs q. Leonard played the wedding
march ard the bride entered With her
father. MIR. John q Tempet. just as the
bridegroom came In from the yestry
accompanied by the rector. Rev A. W.
Skafdon. and Mr., G. =. Davidson. the
brides uncle, as best man The bride
wore a becoming and pretty suit IT
chiffon taaeta, In a rich sand shade.
aud with touches OF red silk embrold.
cry on the straps Of the belt Her
blouse was Of white organdy. and her
hat matched her suit In eolor with
ribbon trimmings. An arm bouquet ef
Shasta daisies aud asparagus fern was
carried An interesting detail of the
bouquet was that IN it's center was n
white Gala lily, from what might be
called the brides Gala plant, as for
three successive years, a June bride
has borne enc of It's rare blossoms Ia
the marriage altar After the ceremony.
the bridal pair aud n large number of
relatives and friends left for the L. X
q N station. where there was fond
leayeiaklng, when tears were inter
with smiles The brides |
bouquet, thrown from the train was
caught by Miss Camilla Gore Mr. and |
Mrs Austin went at once Ia their home
At Arcadia, La, where he is manager Of |
the Cumberland Telephone Exchange
Before the wedding a family dinner
vas served, the board being beautiful
In arrangement, the interest centering |
In the brides cake. presented by the |
brides cousin. Mrs. George Rettig
The young couple received many |
handsome and usefal presents, aotlee
able among the Interesting collection |
being a chest OF silver from the eroom's
only brother. Mr. Theodore Austin ~ |
Mantou. Texas Guests from dis
tanee to witness the happy ceremony |
were Mrs. A. NJ Fishburn of Baton |
Rouge, Miss skiliman and Miss Myrtle |
Austin 1.-THE groom's sister from Jack
son The groom Ia son Of the late |
John r, Austin Of Jackson, and has
spent most of his life la that vicinity |
lie was employed In st FraReisyille
for several years. where he frat met
his bride. He Is young man Of fine |
character and much promise, and IN
his union With q girl OF the quiet. re-
fined tastes Of Miss Tempel. her love
Of home aud faithfulhess TO It's duties
and cares, there Is naught but good
pmen for their happiness and pros
perity. which are SO fondly wished for
them by heart friends In both East ard
West Feiieiana.