The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-01-23
Newsom-C Cavett Beautiful Nuptials

Newsom-C -Cavett Beautiful Nuptials
No marriage ever celebrated ir
Jackson has been of more general in
terest than that OF last evening al
eight thirty o'clock in Galloway Mem
orial church when Miss Mary Etts
Cavett, the lovely and accomplished
daughter of Mr.. J. c. Cavett, became
the happy bride of Mr.. Bruce Daven'
port Newsom, of Grenada. The sa.
cred edifice so dear to the fair bride
was filled with those near and dear
who have loved her since earliest days
of happy childhood.
| The clouds of the day gave place to
the suns bright rays in the afternoon
making the evening an ideal one for
the ceremonial in which the plighted
troth was to be sealed with the we'd
ding ring. The magnificent interior
of Galloway Memorial was enhanced
by the wealth of splendid ferns and
palms over which bright lights threw
a soft radiance. During the assem-
bling of the large audience, Mrs. W.
J. Buck at organ: Mrs. J. Clyde Nc
Gee, violin, Prof. A. p Hamilton,
voice, and Mrs. John Lyon, voice,
rendered delightful program of
nuptial music. Mrs. Ligon gave as
her souls offering, "At Dawing" and
"Thy Beaming Eyes" while Prof
Hamilton's magnificent voice perfect
ly expressed the meaning of the
sweetest of love-songs, II Love
Thee" Mrs. McGee rendered ex-
ouisitely violin solo and during the
ceremony softly played "To Wild
Rose" ----.- ...,,
As Mrs. Bucks skilled touch sound
ed the inspiring notes of the wedding
march, the ushers, Mr. Van Cavett,
brother of the bride, and Mr.. A. r.
Peoples entered by opposite aisles and
crossed over and stationed themselves
on either side Of the altar. The at
tendants entered singly in couples by
the two aisles, Miss Elizabeth Man
ship and Mr.. James Cuff, of Grenada,
Mr.. James Keeton of Grenada, and
Miss Primrose Thompson. Mrs. w.
E. Harding, of Greenwood, matron of
honor. preceded the maid of honor,
Miss Louise Bradford, Of Chatta-
nooga, and then as all eyes were
turned in joyous expectancy the beau
tiful bride entered with her devoted
father, Mr.. j. C.. Cavtt. As father
and daughter slowly advanced to the
altar, the groom and his best man,
Mr.. Roy Doak, Of Grenada, advanced
from the pastors study to meet them
before the man-of-God, DR.. a. f.
Watkins, who read most impressiveIy
che ring service which united the lives
and fortunes Of these young people
for time and eternity.
The matron Of honor, maid of hon.
er and bridesmaids were exquisitely
gowned in creations Of pink and car
rying bouquents of Russell roses,
while the bride was perfect picture
in her snowy robes Of rich satin, her
misty veil falling in graceful folds to
the hem of her train as it half con-
cealed the superb bouquet of bride
roses and sweet peas with the green
cry of maiden's hair fern held in
place with snowy tulle. Mary Eta
Cavett was never more beautiful than
at this sacred hour when she entrust.
ed her life to him whom she had given
her hearts pure affection.
By the notes of the wedding march
rendered by Mrs. Buck the bridal par.
ty left the church for the North State
street home of Mr. and Mrs. D. G.
Patton where an informal reception
was enjoyed by relatives and close
friends with the bridal party receiv-
ing. Mr.. j. C. Cavett, Mr.. and Mrs
w. 3. Hamilton, Mrs. Allen Thomp-
son assisted Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Pat.
ton in welcoming the guests. The
decorations of the home were in
flowers of pink and white with green
cry of foliage, the immense wedding
cake being delight to the happy
company in the cutting. Dainty re-
freshments were served and the hand
some array of presents were viewed
before the young people left to speno
their honeymoon in New Orleans ane
points of the Gulf coast.
The brides going away suit was
of blue with all the dainty accessories
and she was very lovely as she bade
her friends goodbye with sweet in.
vitation to see her in her Every own
home awaiting her in Grenada
jackson Daily Clarion Ledger.
Mr.. Newsom came to Grenada
about three years ago fresh from the
University of Mississippi where he
had Just graduated in law. He made
INQUIRY about locating in Grenada
but was generally advised against il
for the reason that there were al.
ready a number Of lawyers here and
the litigation was light, but ne said
he was coming anyway, and he did
and has done well professionally. He
enjoys good practice, is attorney
for the federal loan bank and gets
his share of the business otherwise
He is a hustler in every sense of the
word. He comes from one OF the
best families in Tate County and his
fair bride may rest assured that she
has committed her fate to one who