The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-28
HYMENEAL Al. TAR.
Several Marriages Of Interest Soiem-
nized During Week.
,IoHrion--Noel

Joffrion--Noel.
An event Of much social interest IN
this and adjoining parishes occurred
here last Wednesday, when Leonard
Morgan Joffrion, the handsome and
nopular young son Of Mr.. and Mrs;
T A. Joffrion, Of Napoleonville, led
to the alter Miss Juanita Noel, the
charming and attractive young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. =.
Noel Of upper Ascension. The eere-
monv took place at the Catnoilc
church at 9 o'clock a. M, Rev. ID y
officiating, and was W.T.
messed by large number OF relatives
and admiring friends of the contract
ing parties.
The church was bautfully deco
rated for the occasion. Bunencs oi
daisies and ferns being attached 20
the end of every other pew 10 tne
center aisle, producing q most Deau-
| tiful and ples sing effect
The ushers were Charles Maurln
and Frank Noel.
The wedding party entered the
church promptly at 9 o'clock ana
Iproceeded through the center aisle to
the altar: DIR. Guy Darcantel OF
white Castle sang the beaut1fui
hymn, Ave Maria" and Sam Le-
EBlanc Of Napoleonville sang Juan
lita.n They were accompanied on " IEe
organ by Mrs. r. G.. Triche of Ma
1poleonville. .,
The procession was led by the
eroomsmen, Gordon Gisclard, Jos.
4 SIry.,I g CO. %; ;aharJ p n Nnn1..Ir
brother Of the bride, and Pierre Du-
1gas, in single file. They were fol
4 lowed by the bridesmaids, who We're
3 Misses Germaine Wilbert OF Plaque
!. mime, Elvie Noel of Crosse Tete, A.
4 ,lpEaonsine Charlet of Paincourtyllle,
dorothy Joffrion of Napoleonville
land Marjorie Levert of Mark, and
1.-THE maid of honor, Miss Lillian Noel,
& sister of the bride, also in single fiie'
Next came the ring bearer and flower
Igirl, little Adolphe Meter and Mar
,Iiorie Lemann Then came the bride
LEANING on the arm of her father
, |charmingly goWned in a rich crea.
tion@of georgette crepe, with veil and
orange blossoms. The bridesmaids
, were beautifully and attractively at
tired in silk gowns, representing the
colors of the rain5oW.
At the chancel rail they were met
, by the groom and his best man, Sid.
!. ney Landry Of New Orleas, where the
groom received the bride from
-Iher father. The ceremony which
made the happy young couple
!, husband and wife, was then per
:. formed by Rev. Boudreaux inside the
; chancell gail.
After the ceremony the wedding
+ party marched out Of the church tt
. the strains of sweet music and IN
; spring songs, in the same formation
except that the blushing bride wa.
now leaning on the arm of he
9 proud and gallant young husband.
A reception was held at the beau
-ltiful home of the brides parents OF
: McManor plantation, which was at
: -Itended by large number Of relatives
S and friends. The spacious dining
!. room was profusely decorated witt
T Iferns and flowers and large wed
! Iding bell was suspended from tn
] Icenter Of the ceiling. Refreshments
!. were served and many toasts were
: offered to the future good health am
]. happiness Of the young couple. Tht
T bride and groom were the recipient
4 Iof many handsome and useful pres
Z ents.
I Mr.. and Mrs. loft if rion left on tn
q II o'clock trip Of the steamer Virgil
--I for New Orleans. from whence the,
s lwent to Biloxi to spend their honey
Q moon. They will take up their resi-
$ denee in New Orleass, where Mr.. Jof
< frion is employed by the large ship
Y building firm Of Dullut & Williams.
D The Chief joins the many friend
of the young couple IN wishing ther
t all the happiness with which unio1
n of hearts as well as a union of hand
! can possibly be crowned