The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-04-15
A WEDDING

On Tuesday morning. Anr;, 10
me twenty-seventh wedding annive
SSn iy OF his father and mother. D
OIyn f.: Parkes. of Louisville. Miss
w a. united IN marriage with swe,
nar1on Rollins, one of Grenada
ines dauehterS. Loving hands IN
r'ade the Methodist church beautif,
loI coming Of the bride and tn
ounce was filled with her friends. an
nose OF his who had come from p dis
lance to see the elimination of tn;
romance. Wis
Inc church was simply, but taste
July decorated with ferns. palms an,
gariands of shining southern sm;la
AGAINST a white background. and Z.
aga the touch Of color. a huge hasle
OF pink and white sweet peas with :.
nuny bow of pink maline. stood q,
the choir rail and two princess 400,
vases OF long stemmed KilIarne,
roses were tall sentinels on each sid.
OF the pulpit.
oeiore the ceremony a very beauti.
u musical program was carried on,
with Mrs. j. B. Taylor, organ, and
MISS Martha DuBerry, violin. Mr.
"liiiam Wright sang 80 Perfect
L4Ve" and Miss Katherine Tucker
hl!slum' then to the inspiring
strains of Mendelsohn's wedding
march, the bridal party came into the
rlrst down opposite aisles came the
~ushers, Messrs. Ray Perry and NAL
COIN Lawrence, following these. the
MAIDS, Misses Mildred Rollins. sister
OF the bride, and Hazel Inman. first
cousin, then the matron of honor
sister of the groom, Mrs Roy Ian,
caster, of Louisville.
Now the deep organ tones and soft
strains OF the violin more appealing
rev as they merged into Lohen-
wonderful bridal chorus.
Do"n the aisle came the daintiest lit
tie Inquire. Rebecca Taylor, carving
IN ner arms a huge long stemmed
PINK rose, in whose rosy heart Law
wedding ring.
NOW came the bride on the arm of
Ter uncle, who has been a father to
1er Tor many years, Mr.. A. T. Inman.
NeVer has Grenada in all her MANY
weddings seen a lOvelier picture than
ms happy little bride as she came
Town the church to meet the man of
Ter hearts choice, who stood with
us best man, Mr.. Sheriff. Fox. be-
ore the man Of God, Rev. w. w.
" ooliard, there IN the presence of all
nese many relatives and friends. the
acred words were spoken which made
lar!on Rollins and Olyn Parkes hus- |
and and wife. /;
The bride was gowned in a coat
ut OF exquisite grey poiret twill
lth nat trimmed in Marion blue and
dainty accessories to match. and
alrled in her arms a sheaf of pink
..lllarney roses.
The matrOn wore an afternoon
ress of Navy blue Canton creme
'uvhed with grey, a grey picture hat
carried an arm bouquet Of pink
white sweet peas. The maids
ore lovely gowns of pirk georgette
yer satin with large picture hats of
lie georgette and also carried arm
DuquetS of pink and white sweet
eaS. The little ring bearer was in
nix organdy ornamented with
reathS OF handmade pink and blue
sc buds.
After the wedding the couple left
the fast train for New Orleans.
I'd II his patients can spare their
that long, an extended honey
Don in Cuba.
The groom is Il son of DR.. and Mrs
. W.. Parkes. one of LouiSville's
idlng families. He took his liter
J training at the University of
,sslsslppl and two years of his medi-
training there. From there he
mt to jefferson Medical College.
lladelphla, where he graduated and
spent two years as Inferno at
Pennsylvania hospital at
,tSbur%h. He is thOroughlv equip
educationally and fortunately
W up under the directing care of
father, who is himself a most sue
physician and an exceptional
n. lie has already attained quite
distinction as a doctor. and with
splendid elements of character
he has already shown, it is not =
much to predict for him a wide u
,lnction in his profession. -
lis bride is the older daughter of r
Dora Rollins. She is not only l.
eautltul woman but more beauti-
still is her gracious disposition
lovely character. She is gentle,
d, thoughtful and true and is as
e in motive as the fresh blown
Ier which greets the morning sun.
hey were the recipients of many
handsome presents which in
e measure showed the wide circle
their friends and the esteem in
they are held. The Sentinel