Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-09-18
NhETIN BROUSsARD WEDDING

N'hI'- in bhOUSSARD WEDDING
The most prominent uurtial event
of the early fall was the marriage II
Hiss Mona Brou,,ar1. daughter Of Nj
and Mrs. J.. o Brcdssard. aui Nh
Thomas kr"'v Martin, cf Hot S.ri,g-.
Ark, which was celebrated with mucN
beauty Of detail Wednesday morning,
September T., ut half past ten O'Clock
in the Catholic Church in this CITY.
wAirh w, decorated with palms. ferns
and white flowers.
Miss Brcus,arj had as her naii OF
'".r >'js, Nahcl Stousc: the brides
maids were Miss Phro Broussarl sis.or
. sc bride; Miss Elizabeth Martin,
sister of the bridegroom; Miss Maioric
Close Of Michigan. The best man was
Mr. Garnet ". Eisale Of Hot Springs,
and the groomsmcu were Mr.. Rainier
Brouss1rd, brother of the bride. Mr..
Juan Monasterio and Mr. J. {. Gordv.
The impressive ceremony was per
formed by Reverend Bollard TIE
coronation march from lie Prophet was
PLAYED rs the bridal party entered and
during the signing of the marriage 70.
I pistcr Schubert s Ave Marie was rcnd-
cred. Mendelssohn's wedding march
was given as a occasional The
bride attendants alt wore very chic
gowns The maid of honor ,vorc or,',l
chiffon, with orchid sash and lace pic,
"" hat. She carried ophelia roses.
TIE bridesmaids pale green chiffon.
with orchid taffeta sshcs and lace
hats. They carried colonial bouquets
astcr, The bride who was given
+ - he married by her father, Mr.. I. O.
Broussard, wore handsome "own Of
ivory satin and old rose point lace,
. he ,o1 If illusion was held lnder
coronet of rose point lace and ORANGE
. blossoms \. long court train of satin
lace fell from The shoulders The vu"-
tial bouquet was of brides roses and
al}cv lilies.
\ Vol wing TIVE ceremony receotion
was held at the home Of the BRIDES
arerts. The rooms We're decorated
with quantities Of palms and ferns.
Pink roses adorned siiliving room,
while sunburst roses %err used in TIE
library. Mr. and Mrs Martin receiv-
ed the congratplatiops 4 their relatives
and friends before a bay window which
was filled with ophlis and tall baskets
filled with oph">ia roses Mrs Brous
sard was assisted in receiving by the
bridal party and Mrs. N. Edwards,
Mrs. Ga'on Armsrong, Mrs. W. p.
Rainer, Mrs. Garne.te Eisele, Mrs, W.
II Den. lss Betty Palmer. Ms, o \.
-'r.~>.~ Yrs. J. r. Mecadeen.
Mr.. I'D Mrs. Martin left the same
"fteruor- speeia! train, for u few
weeks ~ at Wicklow " the nomc
Of the > ms father, Mr.. w H. Mar
tin, nee .ot Springs, Ark From there
they vii % TO Hot Spring where they
ing e.v gown was dark blus
'uvct'' at. with a black picture hat
Among out-of-toWn guests from
Nomnh. we're: Mrs. R. ". Edwards.
Feg icr. Mr.. and Mrs J, + Me
gladden., Mrs. Guion Armstrong. "
md NJ. w. H. Dean; Hot Springs;
Mr.. W. II. Martin, Miss Elizabeth Msr'
lin. Nh : d Mrs. Carnett Eisele. Miss
pel'P p" roft; Wvnne, Ark: Mrs. W.
3. Rair1, New Orleans: Mr. JOS. +
lafro. -. J. C. LeBourgeois, Mr. ard
Mrs. Chas B. Claiborne, Mr.. B"'
Ionr', r., Black Chaffe, Geo. MayiH-
ais, Ny I'D Mrs. p. J. stOuse: Hem
"nct, \ igan: Miss Marjorie Cio"r
crowjc, tr, and Mrs. A. Kaplan, Mr.
'nI =, an, Mr. Dai Feitel, Mr.. ard
Mrs P.v Hunter; Rayne: Mr. ana
Mr.. q ~ Brousssrd and family, Mr.
and A.. Jos Petitieau: I"'"-'''.
"r. - K Mouton; Gueyl;l: Mr. t.
ca.' u: Youngsville, DR.. aud Mrs
b.. { ! hg.