Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

entertained the Oriental house party at
reception, which, though quite linz
promptu, would have reflected credit
ON their mamas. Dainty refreshments,
music and sweet scented flowers were
among the accessories, and quite au
fnit In the serving and arrangement.
These little girls are responsible for
number OF delightful evenings during
the past season. Rev. Hamilton or
Minneapolis, who was here to oiiiclats
at his sons wedding. left on Friday for
his home. He was accompanied by his
wife. who spent the winter In Dallas
with her sons. Mrs, c. A. Dickinson
left for New York last evening to reside
go. Miss Katherine LcalIc, who Is visit
ing Miss Reeves ut Little Rock, Ark,
was rendered cotillion on Friday
evening by her hostess. for which sew
eral in Dallas benu-mondo received In
vitatlons. Mrs. Frank Doremus and
two little sons leave In a week or ten
days for Sewanoo, Tenn. Mira. Clardy
OF III paao Is stopping at the Windsor
.,..A very pretty and interesting we'd
ding was that OF MIR, Harry II. Hamil-
ton and Miss Maud Barry pullman.
celebrated at st. Matthew'S on Thurs
day at o'clock The church was nlled
some time before the appointed hour
with an aHaemhluBo on the Qui-viye OF
expectation. MS both bride and groom
are much admired and 1t had gotten
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pretty girla were to participate. The
chnncel looked very dainty In Its bridal
dress OF palms and white blossoms,
that were mnased In charming profus-
ion on the altar. about the fount and
choir stalls. MIR, Henry Garrett pre-
sided at the organ during the coming
OF the BRIDE" and rendered that old.
yet ever new, bridal march as she en-
tered. Messrs Tune, Buckncr and
Bussett led the bridal train as FOL
lows Miss Ethel Walden OF Fort Worth
walking alone, was followed by Miss
Nolto Barton and Miss Bessie Brown.
Next came Miss Isabel pullman, the
brides sister and mnid d'honneur fol-
lowed by the bride on the arm OF her
father. Al the chnncol the bride was
met by the groom, who was attended
by his brother. MIR, Lee Hamilton. as
best man, entering through the vcstry.
The ceremony. which was very grace
full and impressive, was performed by
Rev. Or. Hamilton, father OF tho
groom, OF Minneapolis, MINI. who has
been in charge of one church for the
last twenty years. The bride. who 10
the happy posaeRSor OF that rare bru-
netto type. 30 closely allied to Southern
skies and rcpose that iR equally
charming looked very beautiful In her
bridal robes Her gown, though simple.
was elegant, being of ivory satin bro
cnde hounced and frilled with point
luuH lnul WIS ponlneu Ut tnr CufAuBt
point BY 4 handsome diamond broosh,
the groom'a gift Her veil was confined
to hor dark hair by the historic orange
blossoms and her bouuet wns formed OF
exquisite brides buds, The maid OF
honor was gowned In white and pink.
wearing n white mullo dress bowed
with white satin ribbon q Mayfair hat
OF white leghorn. neddlnS pink roses,
and carrying u great noseBay OF La
Franco rosca Tho bridesmaids made n
new ana striking departure by wear
Ing pale blue urgandle gowns and black
chip hats trimmed In blue chiffon and
roses. They each carried bouquet of
cape Jassamine, After the church cere-
mony the bridal party and few init
mate friends were lunChod Mt the hnnd-
some homo OF the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. George ", pullman. at Oak
GIN, where large collection OF elegant
presents had found their way from
friends. The groom is the assistant
cashier OF the city National bank, and
one Of the most eligible youn. men In
Dallas. Mr. and Mrs Hamilton left for
Fort Worth. from whore they departed
on Friday for New York. on their re-
turn, which viii be via Minneapolis and
Lake Mlnnetonta, whore they viii spend
n fortnight with their parents. they viii
be at home at 4O7 South Akard street.