Mclennan County Texas Archives Marriages.....Mullens, Nannie Ellan - Saxon, Charles Edward (Rev.) April 23, 1902
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'The Ball' 
McClanahan.
Married, at the residence of
the bride's father, Miss Nannie
Mullens and Mr. Charley Saxon,
"Wednesday, April 23, at 8
o'clock p. m., Rev. O..E. Bryan
of Waco officiating. The bride
is a most estimable young lady,
and we believe, thoroughly equal
to the Baanifold duties and boundless
responsibilities which she
has just assumed. The groom is
well known to the many readers
of THE BALL. He is, to say the
least, one of Falls county's most
admirable young men, and, to
say the most, he is now a husband.
The wedding, though sT
affair, was attended by a
large number of well-wishing
friends and relatives, among
whom were gladly welcomed1
Misses Florence Hunnicutt,
Mamie Allison, Blanche Kunze
» and Mary Powell of Marlin, and
Misses Leona Rogers andClaudie
Thomasson of Waco, Mrs. Kunze
of Marlin, Messrs. N. W. Goodrich
and Jaaper Hunnicutt of
Marlin.
Amid the sublime strains
of a wedding march, the melody
of which rose upon the air of the
room and floated in trembling
cadences out upon the balmy
night, the sweetness of which
was appreciably heightened by
"the fragrance of the rose and
honeysuckle and other floral
contributions to the splendor of
the scene, there appeared in immaculate
folds the blushing
bride, attended by Miss Leona
Rogers and Miss Claudie Thomasson,
and the groom
supported by Messrs. Rober
Spencer and M. M. Allen.
They will accept our mosi
hearty congratulations and sincere
wishes for their most con
summate happiness and unabated
enjoyment of never-ending anc
propitious environments. May
the love spring just now beginning
to trickle its crystal waters
over golden sands unremittingly
flow down the steep declivity of
life, ever broadening and deepening
until it at last dissolves or
loses iteelf in the vast eternal
ocean of infinite love, where God
himself doth reign.

Additional Comments:
We wonder if 'The Ball' (see line 13) was a newspaper or a column in a newspaper. 
EOD

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