The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-09-14


ding OF interest to a large circle of
friends which was taken from the
Shreveport Times OF September 10:
A beautiful wedding Of the early
fall was that Of Miss Mary Eleanor
Frierson and Mr., Keetnn Arnett,
which was solemnized Thursday eve-
ming, September Z, In ST. Marks
Episcopal church, in Cotton street.
The impressive ring ceremony was
performed by the Rev. M. Atwell, OF
Nacodoches, In the presence OF a
large concourse OF friends and rela.
tives.
Quantities Of graceful palms and
ferns were effectively banked against
the marble parapet. aud ON either
side OF the steps leading to the altar
tall Marie Anoinette baskets held
clusters OF pink and white altheas.
The marriage vows were plighted in
front OF the altar, on which hand
some brass altar vases filled with
tube roses were fanked on each side
by massive candlesticks In brass.
Preceding the ceremony short
musical program was rendered by
Miss Olivia Allen, who in charm.
Ing manner, gave SAT. Dawning."
and II Love You Truly" accompa-
MED by Mr. Leo Bonnell Pomeroy.
the church organist.
To the sweet strains of the wedding
march from Lohengrin the bridal
party entered. maids and men alter
mating, led by Miss Olivia Allen, who
was beautifully attired in gown of
silver cloth and lavender brocade.
She carried a bouquet OF pink asters,
tied with lavender tulle ribbon. Miss
Avis Pratt, Of Ruston, wore dainty
gown of lavender georgette with
trimmings OF silver lace. made in
bouffant style. Her flowers were an
arm bouquet of pink asters, with
flowing streamsrs of deep pink tulle
ribbon. The matron of honor, Mrs.
Anna Leigh Wilson, sister of the
bride, was charmingly gowned In a
green georgette with lace trimmings
and carried an arm bouquet of white
asters tied with green ribbon.
Miss Dorothy Frierson, who at
tended her sister>as maid Of honor.
wore "a dainty gown OF pale pink
georgette, made in the fashionable
bouffant style, and carried d bou-
quet Of asters with long streamers
OF pink tulle ribbon.
The little fiowergir in dainty pink
frock, scattering rose petals In the
pathway OF the bride, was her cous-
in, little Miss Linda Williamson.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Grorge M.
Williamson. OF Stephens avenue.
Mr.. Clay Garrison, of Shreveport,
and Mr.. Josh Halbert, OF Jackson,
Miss, ofiiciated as groomsmen.
The bride was a vision of beauty
as she entered on the arm of her
brother, Mr.. Philip Frierson, who
gave her in marriage Her gown of
heavy white silk was very simply
made, with trimmings OF pearl, and
her flowing veil was caught to her
dark hair with q wreath OF orange
blossoms. She carried an arm bou-
quet OF white asters, showered with
tube roses. with graceful bo w Of chit.
fon ribbon. She was met at the al.
tar by the groom'and his best man,
DR.. Ruffin w, Payne. .
Immediately after the service an
informal reception was held In the
home OF the brides uncle and aunt.
Judge and Mrs E. w. Sutherlin. Mrs.
Anna Leigh Wilson being the hos
tess. the reception line being compos-
ed Of the bridal party.
The spacious rooms OF Judge Suth-
erlin's handsome home were aglow
with softly shaded lights and great
clusters OF golden glowand fall flow
StS otAsShs5Cd III DOWlS duu DaSkeCH.
A beautiful wedding cake, topped
with a miniature bride, centered the
dining table, and was the work OF
Mrs. Freeman an aunt of the bride.
The drawing offavors afforded much
merriment.
After the cutting Of 1.-THE cake by the
bride,an Ice course was served, Mrs.
Wilson being assisted In the courte-
sizes OF the evening by her aunts, Mrs
Sntherlin, Mrs. Freeman and Mrs.
Witherspoon, and her cousins, Mis-
'ses Mary and Margaret Sutherlin.
Many handsome gifts OF silver.
glassware. linen, etc. attested the
popularity Of the young couple. The
brides gifts to her attendants were
pretty lingerie pins. while the groom
presented his attendants with gold
cuff links.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Arnett left the same
evening for brief stay i'd New Or
lpanS, aud after a few elavs will 10