The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-06-07
GalVin-Ch risty.

The ceremony took place Saturday
morning at o'clock at Mt. Olivet
Episcopal Church, Rev. Sidney h.
Vail officiating. The sacred editiCa
was decorated with palms and many
friends and relatives of the Young
couple were present to witness the
ceremony. Mrs. Geo. Cunningham
PLAYED the wedding march and rem
dered several selections during the
signing OF the register.
At the appointed hour, the bride
leaning on the arm of her father en-
tered the church They were pre-
coded by Miss Adriel Lennox who
was bridesmaid. At the altar, they
were met by the groom and his best
man. Mr.. Richard Nichols
Miss Calvin was very lovely in q
chic suit OF blue khaki-kOol cloth.
She carried bridal boquet of brides
roses, lilliesof-the valley, and Carna-
tions.
Miss LennOX was charming in a
costume of bisque satin. trimmed
with blue khaki-koOl cloth. She
carried a bOquet of pink roses and
carnations.
The bride is one of our most popu-
lar young ladies. She is a gifted
musician and has a most charming
personality. The groom who is the
eldest son of Senator and Mrs. w.
T. Christy is widely known and holds
a most important position in the In
ternal Revenue Office in the Custom
House
They were the recipients of many
beautiful gifts sent by relatives and
friends from here and elsewhere.
The happy couple left immedi-
ately after the ceremony for Pass
Christian to spend their honeymoon.
They will be at home TO their many
friends at their new home 1901 Sara
tOga st. after June 10th.
FISHER Harding.
The first June bride of the season
was Miss Lorena Virginia FISHER,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Risher of S22 Pacific Ave. whose
TO Mr. Ray Harding was
celebrated on Friday June LIST at the I
Church of the Holy Name of Mary. !
Rev. j. p. Cassagne officiating.
The lovely bride was prettily
gOwned in white georgette crepe and |
wore large picture hat. She was
attended by Miss Inez Hotard who !
wore a dress of silk net
Mr.. ThOs. Heron, a cousin of the |
groom, was best man. A reception
was held at the home of the brides |
parents after which the bridal party |
left for an auto ride to Spanish Fort !
where a supper was served. The |
table was beautifully trimmed with |
ferns and flowers.
The young couple who received !
many handsome and costly present, |
are at home to their many friends |
at the home of the grOom's parents |
in Homer st.
Corbett-Legardc.
POllOCk-Platt.
On Thursday evening, at O'Clock |
a double wedding took place at the |
of the Church OF the Holy |
Name of Mary. The contracting |
parties were first Miss Anna Hen |
rietta Pollock, daughter of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Geo. w. Pollock and Mr.. George |
p. Platt and second Miss Margue- |
rite Corbett, daughter of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Chas. r. Corbett and Mr.. Claude |
Legarde, Rev. J. p. Cassagne per- |
formed the ceremony.
The brides both of whom are very |
popular here were charmingly gown
ed in white wolfe and wore white |
Milan hats. Each in turn was the at |
tendant upon the other.
Their travelling dresses were pom
gee suits.
After the ceremony, a reception |
was held at the home of Mr.. Geo.
W. Pollock, 1922 Oliver ST., who is
The father of one and the grand
father of the other bride.
They were the recipients of many
handsome present from their numer-
1us friends.
Miss Pollock was the assistant H.
orarian at the local Carnegie library
md is quite a talented musician.
Miss Corbett is also a well-known
musician. Mr.. Plat is one of the
foremost young lawyers in the city
md has large clientele. Mr.. La
sarde has charge of a large drug
concern uptown.
The young couples left the same
evening for Biloxi, where they spent
heir honeymoon. They returned
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plat are residing
With Mr.. and Mrs. G. Plat in Verret
St, while Mr.. and Mrs. Lagrde re-
side in the city.
Hahn-ReynOlds.
The marriage of Mrs. j. D. Reyn-
bids to Mr.. George Hahn was quietly
celebrated a few weeks ago. Both
ire we'll known here and have a host
Of friends who wish them success
and happiness.
BRAAIHICKS.
A very quiet and a very pretty
took place Monday night,
the fourth of June, at the residence
Of Rev. c. c. Weir In Vallette street. |
The contracting parties being young
Miss Juanita Braai and Mr.. Wesley |
Hicks. Miss Juanita is the oldest |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Frank |
Braai of DeArmas street, while Mr.. |
Hicks is a popular barber of Teche |
street. The wedding party left the
residence of the bride in automo- |
mobiles to the residence of Rev. |
Weir, where the ceremony was per-
formed. Miss Juanita was attended |
by her bridesmaid, Miss Kate |
Ketchum, while Mr.. Lester Dunn |
acted as best man. After the we'd