Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-06-09

Dunbar Newell, and DR.. Earl Roy
Campbell took place last evening at
7:30 at Centenary Methodist church.
The Rev. franklin N. Parker, dean Of
Emory college, Atlanta, and who Of
ficiated at the marriage Of the brides
parents, performed the ceremony. The
auditorium and balcony Of the church
were crowded with relatives and
friends Of the young couple.
Miss Marjorie Newell, IN older sis
ter Of the bride, and who graduates
next week from Sophie Newcomb,
served ~ maid Of honor, and another
sister, Hiss Catherine, and Miss Flora
Campbell, of Columbia, Ala, were the
bridesmaids. Little Miss Georgia New
ell, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Edward
Newell, was the flower girl. The best
man was Charles Campbell, Of Column
bus, Ga, and the groomsmen were
George L. Campbell, Of Columbus,
Ca, and David Campbell, Of Colum-
bia, Ga. DR.. Marsh Frere, John Bell,
Crosby Winters and Edward Oehmig
were the ushers.
The bride entered the church with
her father, DR.. Newell, who gave her
in marriage. She was lovely in her
bridal robe Of white crepe back satin,
trimmed with Venetian lace, which
was IN heirloom in the Newell family.
The bodice had an overdrapery Of the
ace with short sleeves and square
neck. The skirt was made with simple
lines, and Q short tunic Of lace fell
from the waist to half way Of the
skirt. The waist WAS fashioned with q
loose lash. which hung to one side
and was edged with deep silk fringe.
The long tulle veil served % the train,
and was bordsred With small roses.
The vsil around the hair was ar
ranged in cap style Of real lace, and
was held high ct the back with
sprays Of orange blossoms. She car
ried = shower boqust Of lillies,ef-the-
valley. -
Miss Marjorie Newell's dress was
Of orchid-eolored organdie, made
with panels Of small ruffles, which
were inserted IN the skirt and wafst
and which also edged the sleeves and
neck. She carried an arm boquet Of
pink and orchid colored sweetpeas.
Miss Catherine Newell and Miss
Campbell wore pink organdie cos
tunes, trimmed with ruffles and their
flowers were arm boquets Of pink
sweetpeas. All the accessories II the
attendants were Of silver.
Little Misc Newell's frock was
made to represent . petal. The color
was Of deep pink with touches Of
orchid. She carried . silver basket
sho~ered with various coloSed sweet
peas.
Miss Emily Relf and Mrs. Kenneth
whitaker were in charge Of the mu-
steal program. The bridal chorus
from Lohsngrim was played for the
professional and Nendelssohn's "Wed-
ding March" was heard a. the party
left the church. During the ceremony
Mrs. Whitaker played softly ITO .
Wild Rose" The chancel of the
church was . solid background Of
green which was relieved with all
colored sweetpeas. Palms and ferns
were grouped high at the sides Of
the chancel.
After the ceremony at the church
the bridal party and immediate fam.
gies Imotored to the Newell resi-.
dence, where . supper course Wal
served. The lower floor Of the nome
was . bower Of gift flowers, being
mostly Of brides roses and sweet
peas.
DR.. Campbell and his bride LEFT
for m extended bridal tour, refusing
10 tell their destination. On their re
turn they viii be At home in ~
apartment in the Wright For txay
cling Nm. Campbell wore . suit o.
dark blue cloth With trimmings o.
Igray. Her slippers and hose were 0,
gray and black and her hat Of gra.
was ornamentsd with touches Of tan
Many pre-nuptial affairs wer'
planned the past week for Mrs. Camp
bell Among the hostesses were: Mrs
Lucius Mansfield, Mrs. Sam LeClsrcq
Nm. Edward Newell, Nm. Boswortl
Smith and members q the Chi 0meel
sorority Of the University Of Chatta
noog1.
Mn. Campbell Il the second daugh
ter Of Dr.. and Mrs.. Newell, and I
lsraduats Of Chattanosa High Sehoo
land Tulane University. DR.. Camp
bell h . graduate Of the UniverEt.
Of Alabama and Tulane University
where he received the highest honor
from the medical department He 1
now assistant surgeon ct the Newell
nnitarium.
Ambng the oat-of-town guests wer'
the briddgroom's mother, HrA G. L
Campbell, Of Columbia, Ala; Ais
Starr NarshsIl, Ct vieksburg. Hiss.
and Mis Elizabeth Cermaek. Of Win
chester.