NOVEL MARRIAGE CEREMONY

Evening Star, Issue 10399, 21 August 1897, Page 4 (Supplement)

NOVEL MARRIAGE CEREMONY

The latest novelty in marriage ceremonies is narrated by a report in the London ‘Daily Telegraph’of June 29, from Chattanooga, Tennessee “ Robertson, the rifle shot and rider of bucking broncho horses in Montana Bill’s Wild West Show, was married to Miss Cynthia Henna on Sunday. The couple took their places in the car of a balloon for the marriage ceremony, and when it was concluded the balloon was released. It had only risen 100 ft when the bride became frightened and jumped out. Fortunately, sbe fell into the Tennessee River, otherwise she might have been killed outright; as it was she was nearly drowned. Robsrtsou remained in the car of the balloon, which ascended to a height of about I,oooft, and then gradually descended. When the bride-* was sufficiently recovered and the bridegroom had been rescued from his perilous position, and they were once more together, Mr and Mrs Robertson held their wedding reception.”

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