The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-21

lard e. Fox of Houston. Tex, who se''tG as be- nan
 lowing t}. Dercml1v with IS at. ] tendant best wishes and conratula- tons. the bridal party with the rela. 1 tites and friends were entertained with a sumptious repast served at two large tables, the appointments of which were elegant and tasteful, ar ranged in dining-rooms with decora- 1 tions cores sponding to those Of the 1 parlor in the arrangement of sweet pears, ferns and carnations. Over the ! brides table was suspended a white ! wedding bell caught with sweet peas. | White satin streamers radiated from 1 he chairs of the bride and groom. The ! iavors and place cards were ornament ] eG with pink and white. An immense 1 gazing globe was q novel central dee | oratiye piece while similar ones Il 1 miniature marked the places of the guests. The bridesmaids table had a 1 large pink wedding bell suspended above it from which were streamers of pink and white The place cards ] and favOrs were the same as those 1 of the brides table The central dec Craton was an immense pyramidal white brides cake ornamented with a miniature automobile suggestive of the wedding journey. This cake was first cut by the bride at the close of the meal and each one presented with a l huge piece 10 take home and dream l on. The ring. bcdkin and thimble fell 10 the younger members of the ] party amid much merrymaking.
 Mir and Mrs. Ansley departed from 1 the Iron Mountain depot on the C 1 o'clock train amid a shower of rice and funmaking as a parting farewell rom assembled friends. The bride was attired in a midnight blue tallieur with gold trimmings, hat and boots to match. They left for New Orleans | where they will enpoy the Mardi Gras : festivities. Later they will go to | Houston, Tex where Mir Ansley will ! succeed his father as partner in the ! +h h. itN NVhAljdAg Ol NOkNbll tADOi N- CTS The firm has offices in Liverpool and in Houston The groom's parents are from England and have resided at La Porte, Tex. recently. He is a native of Canada but is an American citizen now
 The bride is a native of Chicago, but has resided from early childhood in l this city, where her early education
 was obtained. Her parents are from 1 England and many members of her family in Europe are soldiers in the British army now engaged at the front Mrs Ansley as Miss Sis | Icy was universally loved and admired ! for her sweet, winsome disposition and sprightlness of manner. She is Of the delicate blonde type and made a beautiful bride
 | Many handsome gifts were received and attosted to the popularity of the l couple.
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 Bridal Party Dined at Frsby's. Mr. Willard Fox of Houston Tex entertained the members of the Ans 1 ley-Sisley bridal party last night in the Dutch room of Frisby's cafe Pink and white flowers were used in the decorations.
 Mir William 0. Ausley, Jr., present ed each of the bridal party with handsome gift, Mir. Fox pair of cuff 1 buttons; Miss Nellie Morrisey cameo ring. and Mrs. George Rags dill with diamond dinner ring.
 
 Young-Clement. At high noon yesterday the home of | MT and Mrs & Clement, 70S 1t2 Central avenue. was the scene of a pretty wedding when their daughter Miss May Adelia Clement, became the
 bride of Dr. Jchn Keen Young.
 The nuptials were very quietly solemnized only the relatives of the bride and a few very intimate friends | witnessing the VOWS. The parlor
 where the ceremony took place was artistically decorated in greenery and cut flowers The nuptial ceremony was pronounced by Rev Marion N.
 Waldrip of the Central Methodist l church.
 The bride was gowned for travelling. lher handsome suit of gold cloth being particularly modish and becoming to her She carried a bouquet of roses land lilies of the valley.
 Immediately after the ceremony Dr. Young and his bride departed on n brief honeymoon trip. After the first