Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-31

w.vor W. H. Sullivan, was united
uariage to Captain Edwin Hun
prith on Saturday evening, octo-
] Is, 1t 5 o'clock, in the presence
large number Of friends and
.sives Louisiana has never wit
..a i more beautiful wedding.
a. spacious lawn at the Sullivan
..ne was transformed into fairyland
decoration scheme Of flowers
81 electrical iIluminations. It was
srictic wedding, performed under
nsst oak from which was draped
q American flag and garlands Of
I'll white and blue lights, under
sh was arranged an arch Of white
authemums and ferns.
nis Betty" was given in mar
by her father, Rev. A. Inman
nsIey officiating. The ring cere-
.ny vas used.
Gaming here twelve years ago as
title tot Of six years, when Bcga-
was founded, she grew to wom-
Ssa and is known and loved BY
citizen of Bogalusa. There was
prial civic or patriotic event in
Miss Sullivan did not take
ding part, and all these made her
luaa's daughter" Since the
# Of her mother heavier duties
apon her, which she executed with
success. She was endowed with
ness, loneliness, charm and was
af among all ages and her genu-
popularity is as great among
hboring men and their families
tie social circles.
always did think Betty Sullivan
something worth having when
boxed out Of babyland and an
ted: That's the man | choose
ag daddy, and got him too, as
as gotten everything else she set
heart On" said an intimate friend
bride.
As Miss Inez Blanched played |
ngrin's Wedding March the brid-
ty appeared. Mrs. Emile Bien-
ae the bridegroom's sister, of |
Orleans, was the maid Of honor. |
wore chic gown Of white Georg-
crepe, embroidered in wool and |
Il, and 3 lavender tulle hat trim
M with ostrich plums. She car
i al old-fashioned round bouquet
lavender orchids. The brides
g we're Mrs. Frank Sullivan and
A Lou Kendrick. They were robed
pink taffeta with trimmings Of
s Hats Of pink tulle trimmed
a pink ostrich plumes were also
in. They carried old-fashioned bo-
t 81 pink radiance roses.
A Firth, brother Of the bride
'r acted as best man. Miss
pshy Cassidy, 5-year-old daugh-
q De. and Mrs. ]. H. Cassidy,
the flower girl. She wore
white lingerie frock trimmed
red lace and carried Marie An
aFlh basket filled with pink rose
The ring-bearer was Master
n Firth Bienvenue Of New Or
who wore military suit.
ne bride, beaming with Iovliness
lappiness, was gowned in an ex-
g baronet satin bridal robe, en-
with silver thread and crystal
asry; a gracefully arranged
ven added to the beatty Of her
me The veil of illusion was
2 place by orange blossoms.
aaEled white satin prayerbook
which fell a shower Of lilies Of
i" Il
.4sley and from which the service
1ad. The inclement weather
Z Rev. Townsley to omit re-
ptacr to the ceremony. Fol-
che ceremony a flashlight pho
N Of the wedding party was
after which the happy couple
Cd good wishes and congratula-
ccres Of friends. +
pam Edwin Firth Of the Air
bnited States Army, is a |
lt Of New Orleans, but is now
" Kelly Field, San Antonio,
De IS widely known III the !
Ht City, being the SON of the j
Anomas Poindexter Firth of .
vs. parish and the grandson Of
Dr, John Arthur Taylor Of
aFx Previous to the call of /,
try he was engaged al an
aesountant and was frequent !