Ascension County Louisiana Archives Marriages.....Probst, Rose - Landry, Guy - February 8, 1915
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source: The Donaldsonville Chief. (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current,
February 20, 1915, page 3


LANDRY -- PROBST

Popular Donaldsonville Boy Weds Lovely New Orleans Girl.

It was a surprise - albeit a most pleasant one - to Guy Landry's numerous 
friends in this community to learn that he had been quietly wedded to Miss Rose 
Probst in New Orleans on the 8th inst. The popular young couple had been 
"keeping company" for a couple of years or more and it was known that foxy 
little Dan Cupid had transfixed their respective hearts with his love-laden 
darts, but no inkling was given to friends by either of the young people that 
they contemplated forsaking single blessedness for the joys and happinesses of 
matrimony and the announcement that they had "put one over" by being joined 
together in wedlock was a complete surprise to everybody not in their innermost 
confidence. The ceremony was performed in New Orleans on Monday of last week, 
and was of an informal nature, only a few close relatives of the contracting 
parties being present.

The fair bride, who has achieved prominence and wide popularity as the efficient 
head milliner of the Marks-Isaacs store in New Orleans, is a young woman of 
unusual charm of person, gifted with rare physical graces and a most attractive 
disposition. She is well known and generally admired throughout this community, 
having visited Donaldsonville on a number of occasions in the past few years.

Mr. Landry is an Ascension boy, the eldest son of Mrs. Sam. J. Landry, of the 
fourth ward, and is one of the best known and most popular of the younger 
citizens of this locality. Of upright character, fine habits and gracious 
bearing, he enjoys the warm affection and unqualified confidence of all whose 
good fortune it is to know him, and has given a most excellent account of 
himself in the various capacities in whch (sic) he has been called upon to serve 
since assuming man's estate. He has been in the employ of the Louisiana State 
Rice Milling Company for some time past and is at present filling the 
responsible position of cashier and bookkeeper of that concern's Jennings mill, 
in which town he and his lovely bride will make their home.

That the sunlight of happiness and prosperity will suffuse them in its roseate 
glow, and the fulfillment of their sweetest dreams be assured, is the fond hope 
of their legion of devoted friends and well-wishers, among whom The Chief is 
pleased to be counted.



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