The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1919-04-30
A SIMPLE HOME WEDDING 10 pit

Last night, at the glittering and
gorgeous home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry, Hicks
999 Ninth place Miss Mary Gladys
Hicks and Mr.. Adelbert Smithers,
were united in the sensational, awe
inspiring bonds of matrimony. The
wedding service was pronounced IN a
peerless and poppy manner by the
Spiritually Rich and Right Reverend
Doctor Morton S. buds, rector OF the
exceptionally expensive and exceed
ingly exclusive Saint Croesus-in-the-
Fields.
The bride entered upon the mas
sive, muscular and marvelously
moulded arm of her father, passing
through an avenue of the largest,
longest and latitudinest tropic palms
in captivity, while the air about was
heavy with the shimmering, seething
scent of precious and overpoWerlng
petals offspring, ranged in racy and
roliicking array about the handsome
and harmonious Hicks home. An
orchestra of four-cOunt them
clever, comic and delightfully."- dar-
ing musicians supplied the mushy and
melodious music to which the bridal
party modestly and morally marched.
The grand, gigantic and brobdlgna-
gian groom, accompanied by his
bald, brave and best man, Mr.. W.
Percy Smithers, awaited them at the
improvised, but otherwise faultless,
altar. ....-
See the solemnly spectacular meet
mo of the Bride and Groom! See
he merry and meritorious Maid OF
Honor! See the four-count them
l-beauteous, beaming and brilliant
Bridesmaids! See the innocent, in
'antile, infnitessimal Flower Girl,
Miss Teenie Hicks, in her fearless,
Fascinating, but foolish act of scat
;ering fair, freakish and fragrant
lowers in the path of her sister, the
Bride! See them ALL! They are
ALL INCLUDED, all under one ROOF
One invitation, remember, admits TO
them all, including the concert atfer
the wedding. H.,
The Bride was attired in silvery
and silken something of extreme SIM
plicity, surmounted by a vaporous,
veil. fastened to her polished and
,erfumed hair with the bursting, en-
,lazoning blossoms of the orange
Elsewhere upon her proud but IN no
sense ponderous person was SLICK
snowy and scintillating diamond anc
1edazzling sunburst, the graceful gift
| ~ the generous and godlike groom
And EVERYTHING Alb,
| SO-LUTE-LY NEW! y.
After the affecting and effective
| ceremony a real, roaring reception
vas held, fun furiously fast taking
he place of rigid and rigorous re,
restraint, in the precious and palatia
Hicks parlors. See the slnuous
smiles tripping through the torrents
If tears! Witness the cute, cum
ming and comedy kisses! Hear the
| .onplomerate and contradictory con.
pratulations! Hear the silly ano
;imian shippers! See the f1ippant ano
.rumpish friends of the. family LIS.
en- to the glorious gurgle OF the apie
Col. 2
md absolutely alcoholic punch! AnC
2FMEMBER-ONE INVlTATlON
ADMITS TO ALL!
The bride was the radiant, en-
.aptured recipient of a superb!
rreat and indescribably glorious
differing and gorgeous galaxy OF
lifts, the presents being under tne
:hrewd, sharp and singularly all-see.
| ing eye of pompous and private
detective. A supper, the most STU
oendous, sensational ana superia,t nsd
" complete ever served in any land
vas spread in the draped and dainty
| dining room by a cool, keen and cal
|
THE GRAND EXIT! At clever
o'clock, amid scenes of ASTOUNDING
and unparalleled impertinence, and
hellish, inhuman hail of ancient ant
antiquated shoes. mixed and mlnglee
with ribald rice, the onng couple iel
on a desperately dangerous and oe
ightfully demonstrative bridal tour
| Thew will be gone three-count them
l-weeks.-Writen for Cartoon
Magazine, by Circus Publicity man