The St. Mary banner., 1922-04-22
JONES-PETERMAN.

copal Church, when Miss France:
Pete-man became the bride of NJ
Alexander S. Jones Of Weeks Is
land, the Rev. Lee R. Sparks off
ciating. 1t was most beautiful an
brilliant affair. The bride is tn,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James i
Peterman of this city, who are des-
cendants of old Southern families
whose names are interviewer with
the history Of the Parish of St. Mary
The groom, formerly of Columbus
Ga, holds prominent position with
the Myles Salt Company. The church
was filled to overflowing and could
| not accommodate the vast number Of
friends who had come to witness the
marriage of one of st. Mary's fair
est daughters. The church was beau
tifully decorated with white tulle,
ferns, palms and clusters of Easter
lilies, the arch being trimmed in tuile
with ferns with a large wedding bell
in the center and the aisle decorated
with Easter lilies, iulle and ferns.
The bride had for her attendants
Mrs. Ruth Peterman, as matron Of
honor; and as maids, Misses Ad-
rienne O'Niell, Rosemary Lobdell,
Ethel Delahoussaye, Ida Levy, of
New Orleans, and Elizabeth O'Nieil.
The little flower girl was Margaret
Peterman. Mr.. Donald B. Jones of
New Orleans, brother of the groom,
acted as best man. The groomsmen
were Messrs. A. G. Jacobs, Edward
H.. Peterman, Edward Delahoussaye,
Beverly Clark and Leslie Hunter.
The ushers were DR.. Beverly ".
Smith, Messrs. Wilson T. Peterman,
Wilson McKerall, Jr, and John Nc
Kerall.
On the arrival of the bridal party
Miss Sidonie TarIton sang in very
beautiful manner, 81 Gathered A
Rose," and "At Dawning," accomp-
anied by Miss Camille Dublieux on
the violin.
The bridal party entered to the
sweet strains Of Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march played by Mrs. Charles
A. O'Niell, and the bride was radiant
in a gown of white georgette over
white satin, elaborately beaded in
seed pearls and crystal beads, with
long. train from shoulders, the tulle
veil was arranged in cap-shaped with
orange blossoms. She carried show
er bouquet Of brides roses and lilies
Of the valley. The bride was given
away by her father. The. matron of
honor and maids were beautifully
gowned in orchid georgette over sill
yer cloth, trimmed with silver leaves
and roses, made with train to the
side. All wore coronets Of silver
leaves and rhinestones, gift of the
bride. The matron Of honor carried
Easter lilies, and the maids bouquets
Of pink Radiance roses. The litt'
flower girl, Margaret Peterman, was
lovely in white chiffon trimmed with
orchid, carrying a basket Of sweet
peas, and scattered them in the path
of the bride. Mrs. James A. Peter
man, mother Of the bride, wore a
honeysuckle colored gown of geor-
gette heavily beaded, with corsage Of
orchids.
After the ceremony, reception
was held at the beautiful home Of
the brides parents, which had been
profusely decorated throughout. The
living room WAS decorated in pink
roses and ferns, wherein was the re-
ceiving line. Mrs. A. R. Stirling
played beautiful selections on the
piano. In the dining room crystal and
silver was used with color scheme
of green and White, with Easter lilies
and ferns with green candle shades
on the table. The three tier wedding
cake with white streamers, with fav-
ors attached and a miniature bride
in the center, was cut by the bride
and the maids drew the favors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left on the
midnight train for Houston and Gal
weston, Texas. to spend their honey
moon. A large number of friends
and relatives gathered at the station |
to bid them God-speed and happiness
on their journey through life.
Among the out of town guests
here for the wedding were: Mrs. |
Daisy Dismukes, Columbus, Ga; Mrs. |
D. S. Jones, mother of the groom,
Columbus, Ca; Mr.. Donald B. Jones,
brother Of the groom, New Orleans;
Mr.. Leslie Hunter, New Orleans;
Mrs. Albert Baldwin, New Orleans;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Clark, Baton
Rouge; Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly E.
Clark and son, Baton Rouge; Mr..
and Miss Carmen Delaurel, Brous-
sard, La7 and Mr.. Edwin Kyle, New
The Banner cengratulates the hap
py pair. May their union, now low
ingiy commenced, grow brighter and
sweeter to them as the years pass
by-may success always be with |
them and may perfect contentment
and love lead them ever through |
life's happiest pathway.
We nuhlish in anothor colunan q |