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risei ted ifuling* JA Beautiful Wedding. j ii'firesardthe)on.(rii-«•i aiv1:ionainneeaiS'dtimejasinThe wedding of Miss Lillie iTucker Parnell and Mr. Thomas jGoodwiu Mitcbell ou Tuesday jevening at the residence of Mr.Lee Brown at 123 Jefferson street, was witnessed by a large number j of invited guests The ceremony ! took place at-8:30 o’clock, and was i performed by Rev. Robert EL, j Harris. iFirst to enter the double parlors ! where the marriage was perform - j ed, were the two little flower girls,. Fannie Bell and Janie Lee Brown, j a They were prettily dressed in j !■ white organdie over white silk,je a(j one carrying a basket of violets j and the other a basket of jeeea-| mines. They were followed by k r Mies Emma Mitchell, a sister of j (jly the groom*- and maid of honor. eu k^he was handsomely gowned inlese wb‘6 oVgandie over pink silk andcarried a boa net of LaFrance roses*Then came the bride and groom.♦Miss Parnell wore an exquisite wedding gown of white corded silk over white taffeta eiik, trim-©r- med with duchefse lace, and car-on ried an episcopal prayer book lis* bound in white. The bridal veil I n for was fastened with a diamond sun- jd*ds busst.. The couple stood beneath j oi but an arch of roses and evergreensclthe while the ceremony was perform- j N ed.The wedding march, from ^ Lohengrin, was charmingly rendered bv Miss,Mary Brown.• »The house was moat tastefully . .decorated with rosea and palms.!w ! The dmmg rocta was decoratedwith pink and white .flowers, and the tables lighted with pink and white candies. The effect was very pleasing and was very much admired by every one. [ evThe refreshments were served in \ df four c -uries, and embraced many j cosubatautiais and delicacies.The bridal presents were numerous and very handsome, and, of cooroe, every one admired the many beautiful and useful articles on exhibition in one of the rooms he set apart for them og The bride is a daughter of the d* late Geo. W. Parnell, of this city, do but has iived for eeveral years in ve the city of Philadelphia. Possess-ry ing many truly, womanly traits ay and graces of mind and manner,*st she has, during her stay in Thom-asviile, won the friendship,esteem and admiration of a large lk circle of devoted friends, tal Of course everybody knows Mr. he Mitchell. He was bora and he reared here, and belongs to one of he the oldest and best families ii? ts, Thotnas county. There is not a 28 more manly young man in Thorn-be asville. and everybody likes him. ts And be deserves the wide popular-xt it.y which he enjoys. He is one of the foremost young business j men of the town and has a brightfuture before him.We trust that fortune will kind-_ ly smile on the fortunes and future £of this young couple, aud bring I* to them a fid! measure of happiness and prosperity.e wtlyer-woT.lieheedndisTofbed iIS»1erdidtevsothonthwibUlisteithvetinpbonth'quw y118O.vy Harried Yesterday Afternoon.I That was a pretty home wed*\ Tier rraafpr rl a i,* a ft flprn An in IT a a fWIanoneni n j*in,destr
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Thomasville Weekly Times Enterprise
Thomasville, Georgia, US
Sat, Dec 16, 1899
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