Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1921-12-29
MISS: JEANETTE
RBAGG WEDs :.
JIG. MEREDITH

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THE sbeautiful X. r. Bragg lyome(
pn Sossth Jefferson street was the
scene cAAtlarge social event Saturday
evening" when the wedding Of Miss
Jeanette Bragg and Mr.. john Grey.
Meqideth took place in the presence
of number of friends and relatives
of the bridal couple.
Preceding the wedding party Harry
Wick, brother-in-law of the bride, sang
love While the Dawn Came Steal
ing" anod "Oh Holy Night" with Mrs.
Minter Bragg accompanying. Mrs.
Bragg wore a gown of pink silk with
lace trimmings and had bouquet Of
pink roses. 24;
With the strains OF the wedding
march, Miss Isabelle Craddock in
beautiful gown of peach blossom
ssaffetta. made baiste waist and en-
spannier. skirt with head dress Of
silver lace and carrying nosegay
q bouquet which was tied with silver
ribbon appeared on the stairs and in
perfect tiniea came down and took
her place at the altar in front Of the
mantel. Miss Elaine .Silverstein came
Z next gowned in Apricot taffeta made
baiste with en- pannier skirt, and nose
gay bouquet of pink roses also, her
headdress was of silver lace crown.
Miss Mary Lee Burks followed and
wore becoming gown of Jade Gneen
taffeta made with silver lace, ,overskirt
hoop style, and she carried pink nose
gay bouquet. Her headdress was of
silver lade crown.
AS these dainty and attractive
bridesmaids took their places came
the groomsmen, Messrs Charles Guth-
rie, Ben Locke and J. e. Howard,
from the living room, and stood OPP
posite the maids. Then came the at
tractive matron of honor, Mrs jean
ORear, sister of the bride. She. wore
a white satin gown trimmed in dutch
ess lace and pearls. Her hair oFnla-
nlenk was Of pearls and she carried an
arm bouquet Of brides roses. The lit-
tie flower girl. Miss Mary Ragland
Wick, came just in front Of the bride
and wore dainty frock ot white
/ trimmed in pink roses. She carried a
basket Of roses which she scattered
for the bride, who followed on the arm
.%of her father, DR.. X. R. Bragg, and
anet the groom, Mr.. Merideth and his
best man, Mr. George Merideth, at the
altar.
Miss Bragg's gown was of white
:, satin made short skirt and trim
med in dutchess lace. Her veil was
of lace, blossoms around the head held
the veil, in place. She carried a huge
wedding bouquet of brides roses, val
ley lilies and orchids. The little train
bearer, Master John O'Rear was dres-
sed in white satin suit AMI perform
ed his part most exGellently.
The Rev. H. B. Barl0s said the ring
ceremony, which was followed by a
reception.
Assisting at the reception were a
number of friends of the bride and
brides family who made it most de-
Aightful throughout the evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Merideth left Saturday night
for wedding "trip East after which
they will be at home in Moberlly
where Mr.. Merideth is, principal Of
the schools there.
The bride is most charming and
accomplished yound Lady and very
popular here and elsewhere. She is
quite interested in athletics and while
at school in Virginia won honors in
basket ball. Mr.. Merideth is young
man Of tine worth. a great athlete as
wtela as 4 popular instructorf We ex-
eefd bo Mr.. and Mrs. Mef4deth hearty
congratulations and best wishes.
Among the Out-of-town guests here
for Sthe wedding were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wick and two children Of LIB
erty, Mo-, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brown OF
Jefferson City, George Merideth Of
Mardeline, Mo.
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