The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-10-12
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GUERRY--B REVARD
NUPTIALS.


FIRST Methodist church when Miss
Marie Brevard, of this city, be-
came the wife of Davenport Guer-
~, OF Macon, Ga, the double ring
ceremony being pronounced by
the Rev. X. &. Douglass. The
color scheme of pink, white and
green prevailed and was most eff
iectlvely carried out in the deco
ratlons of the church; the pulpit
being raised with tall. white
columns, vine entwined and
studded with pink roses being
testooned from column to column,
masses of pink roses dotting the
entire altar, with banks of ferns
at the sides and back, large
vases of chrysanthemums onNeith-
er side, and the windows decorat-
ed with masses of pink and white
cosmos and vines.
Just before the arrival of the
wedding party, Mrs. Henry L..
Amberg sang A Perfect Day"
and Il Love You Truly" with
Miss Marguerite Fuqua presiding
at the pipe organ and J. III. Mil
let on the violin. As the we'd
ding party entered the church, the
Methodist choir sang the We'd
ding Chorus, and during the cere-
mony, Miss t'uqua and Mr.. Mil
let softly played Somewhere A
Voice Is Calling After the
ceremony, as the party left the
church, they played Loehengrin IS
Wedding March. Messrs. Irwin
Brevard, brother of the bride,
Claggett Martin, of Martin, Frank
Smith, of Martin, r. A. Tyler, OF
Hickman, Vance j. Alexander, of
Nashville, cousin of the groom,
were ushers, and preceded the
wedding party as they entered,
being followed by Masters Reid
Bondurant and Wilson Randle,
who were ring bearers, each car
rying a huge white chrysanthe-
mum. These were followed by
Mrs ID. Maddox, of Mayfield, and
Mrs. Harry G. Calcutt, of Dyers-
burg, who were Matrons of Hon
or. Little Miss Leonora Amberg,
dressed in white, was flower girl,
carrying pink and white bask-
ct and scattering pink rose petals
being followed by the bride on
the arm of her father, Z. b. Bre-
ward, and the groom with his
brother, Dupont Query, of
Greenville, South Carolina, who
was best man.
The bride wore a charming
dress of cream satin and lace,
with long court train of white
satin, tulle wedding veil that
hung nearly to the end of train
the veil beig caught with orange
blossoms and she carried lovely
shower bouquet of brides roses
and lily of the valley. Mrs. Cal
cult wore a charming creation Of
pink tulle and white lace, with
trimmings of gold and carried
huge bouquet of pink Killarney
roses and Mrs. Maddox wore love
ly gown of white tulle and pink
lowered taffeta with gold trim
mings and carried pink klllar-
ney roses. The little flower girl
and ring bearers were dressed In
white, and the gentlemen In con-
ventional full dress attire of
black.
The ceremony by Rev. Doug
lass was very impressive and the
double ring ceremony beautiful ;
being one of the prettiest we'd
dings ever witnessed here.
Immediately after the cere-
mony the bride and groom left
for visit in the South, possibly
in South Carolina, but did not
make their destination known.
Many of their friends assembled
at the depot to bid them adleu,
but the bride and groom stole a
march on them and departed IN
an automobile for Fulton. The
bride is one of the best known
ladies in Hickman, the only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. %.
Brevard, and a lady of unusual
vivacIty and brilliancy. She is
popular In Hickman S social Gr-
cles, a prominent worker in me
Daughters of Confederacy, and
has a host of friends MT only
here, but throughout the South.
The groom is a resident of Ma
con, Ga, prominent lawyer
of that city, being a member OF
a well known old family ana
well known to number OF HEX
man people, having visited here
several times. The wedding IS
elimination of several years ro-
r. be. .