Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-27
SOCIETY.

Tor some time was the one which took
TOOK place at O'Clock Wednesday
evening az the residence OF Capt. s l..
Easley. i've miles from the city The
contracting parties were Mites Nettie
Easley, eldest daughter OF Capt.
Easley, and Rev. II. II. Morris OF
Kildare, Tex. A large number OF the
friends and relatives Of the contracting
parties We're present, and. IN the
opinion OF all. the Rftair was one OF the
prettiest home weddings over witnessed
IN the state. The Methodist Episcopal
ring marriage ceremony was used; Rey.
J. $. May and Rev. j. G. G. II. Patton
Jointly officiating, The ceremony was
very impressive and beautiful. the fair
young bride. IN all Of tne spotlvss
regalia Of the occasion. forming a
striking contrast 10 the sombef, dig
nihed costume OF the groom, The
bride WAS given away by her father.
Her attendants were. Miss ollie EAs-
ley, sister OF the bride. bridesmaid;
Miss Annie Calvin OF Ashland, Ky.
Miss Eugenia Chappcll OF Dallas and
Miss Mary Cooke OF Fort Worth. The
attendants OF the groom We're Mesars,
W. T. Harris OF Wichita Falls, Sam
Williams OF Fort Worth, James Harper
OF Dallas and W. l.. Easley, a brother
Of the bride. Miss Maud pullman OF
Dallas furnished the music for the
ceremony. After the ceremony the
bridal party and guests We're conveyed
70 the spacious dining room, where an
elaborate wedding feast was prepared.
And there We're few. II any. VI those
present who had seen more beautiful
table decorations then those which met
their eyes as they filed Into the banquet
hall. The entire room was decorated
with cut flowers and eyergreens; but
IL was on the table that the most
elaborate work was done. II looked
like bank of flowers. The center
piece was Il mirror lake, with cut Hover
banks, on which fioated ship OF
Life" cunningly built OF cape jasmines,
with colored flowers, mere and there, to
break the dead white, The ship had
an Of It's sails set. and, ON the main
sail beautifully embroidered ON piece
or white satin was the inscription In
letters OF gold "Morris-Easley, The
wants OF the guests at the table were
attended 10 by very beautiful young
ladies and handsome young gentlemen
They We're. Misses Isabel pullman OF
Dallas. Fay Stewart of Fort Worth,
and Masters S. l.. Easley, Jr,. William
Chappell Vt Dallas and Ernest stewart
OF Fort Worth. The happy young cou-
pie Were the recipients OF many beauu-
ful and valuable presents as wen as the
best wishes OF II large number OF
friends and acquaintance, The bride.
as Miss EaHlcy, was one OF the most
popular young ladies IN Tarrant coun-
". The groom is n rising minister of
Kildare The young couple will be
followed down their journey OF life
with the blessings OF all who know
them,
The following is list OF the presents
received and the donors. o.
Banquet lamp. Irby Dunklin Of Fort
Worth
Jewel box ana lace handkerchief.
Miss Eula Williams OF Fort Worth.
English pudding dish. Miss Annie
Calvin uf snttfplfy
Half dozen silver teaspoons, MIR. and
Mrs, @, N. pullman VI Dallas.
Silver cako basket Mrs, Tennie
Knight and family OF Fort Worth.
Jewel halrpin, 8. l.. Eukley, Jr.
Lace handkerchief, j. j.. Woods Of
Fort Worth,
Silver sugar spoon. Misses Maud and
lrhbel pullman.
Pair OF Majolice vases, Mrs. y. B.
Patton OF Grnndyiew.
Half dozen hand painted china bread
and buttur plates Miss Mary Cooke OF
Fort Worth.
SILVER cream ladle, Allss Allie Easley,
Silver sugor spoon, Miss Annie swlns
Of Dallas
cut glass berry bowl and silver
stand, c. II Patton of Grandvlew.
Half dozen gfter-dinnsr china coffee
cups. Mrs, Williams and Miss julia
silver butter dish. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
J. Wilson OF Fort worth.
silver Jelly stand, Mr. and Airs, S. w.
knight OF Fort Worth.
silver cake stand, j. +. Harper OF
Dallas.
silver cream ladle. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. h. Bardon Of Dallas.
silver salad spoon and fork. Willie
Chappeil OF Dallas.
Silver sugar dish. j. Q. Patton OF
Dallas.
Silver cream pitcher, Miss Eugenie
Chappell Of Dallas
SILVER candelabra. DIR. and Mrs. s.
D. Thrustun OF Dallns.
China breakfast set. II. u. Francis
OF Fort Worth.
Cut glass fruit bowl and pair of cut
glass cake plates. Mrs. J, q. @. n.
Patton OF Grandvlcw.
Silver water pitcher A. C. Patton,
Waco.
Hand-painted panel picture. Miss
jennie Stewart OF Fort Worth.
Willow Rocking chair, Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart OF Fort Worth.
White Angora rug. Mrs. JAMIE Eas-
ley, Fort Worth
bronze hail settee. Sam u. williams
Willow rocking chair. Rev. J. O. q. |
r. Patton Of Grandview.
Large box Of cape Jhsmines. A. c. |
Gold watch and chain, S. l.. Eag-
ley. Sr
Cola clover leaf broastpin. Mre, $. l.
EaEley.
silver butter dish. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Wilson.
Carving set. J. NJ Pickoi.
Silver spoons William Graham of |
Fort Worth
Bed couaterpanc. Mr.. and Mrs *.
G. Mckee OF Fhft Worth.
Pickel fork. W. l. Harris, Wichita
Falls.
Gold lined silver sugar spoon, Luttry |
and Lutte Wilson OF FORT Worth.
Pendrry q Anerron,