The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-09

The wedding of Mr., Chester Hugely
OF Batson and Miss Mary Dudley Greer
was the all important oNant with the
young people this week Promptly at
eight o'clock ON We'd lH''.ay evening
the Episcopal church was filled with
the many friends OF this popular
young couple. While the procession
was forming in the vestlbU!c NJ, Au'
trey Greer, in his sweetest strains
sang 20, Promise Me-" which dr.lt.d
into the wedding march played by
Mrs. Edna Mcdonald. Rev. Dr.
Blcker stood waiting as the Drldai
party entered In the following ORDER
The ushers, Mcssrs. George l.anglois,
Albert Doucettc Rupert Cox and jim
Sullivan. Then came the brides
maids and the groomsmen, MISS
Josephine Weaver. with Mr.. Ray Mil
Ter of Batson, Miss Elouise Hugely
with Mr.. Il. A. Weaver. Miss Julia
Ives with Mr.. Walter Kendall OF Bat
son. The two maids of honor. Misses
Nav Diffey and Blanch Doucette
came in alone. The bride entered
leaning on the arm of her rather, MT
r. S. Greer. The groom came III
through the sanctuary Win inc
two best men, Mr.. Aubrey Green anu
Edward Tippett of Batson. me tau
lcaux was beautiful, bunch of Beau
mont's faircst roscbuds and their
princcly attendants. The church dec
orations were in green and white. Ihe
sweet young bride in her girlish SIM
plicitv looked more beautiful than
ever before in robe of clinGihE
white Iouisenc made entraine yoke
and bertha of lace, satise girdle. she
carried n shower bunch OF brides
buds and ferns. The maids OF honor
wore dainty white mousillene Sips
short colonial wells and carried
brides buds and ferns. The brides
maids wore vcrv sheer white organ
dies with pink girdlcs and rosettes in
hair. They carried the pink La
Franc roses with ferns. The wedding
party and immediate family drove
from the church To the brides home
where they fingered for a prettily ap-
pointed luncheon. and while the bride
donned her going away gown of
brown silk hat to match. The ''r''a
Greer and Is the first to- break The
chain in the rose bud set. )ut Shc
leaves her merry girlhood c'"@;2 10
make happy the heart AM homo OF
q proud young husband, VIII II IN re
congratulated upon whining Tor MS
life companion such fair young wo-
man. The groom has been connHctc'l
with tho Beaumont National Bank Tor
several wears. and he is luw with
the hank at Batson. He is u Young
man of sterling worth and worry popu-
lar both in Batson and Beaumont
This Young couple carry with them
on lirc's tourney the well wishes OF
hundreds of friends. Mr.. and Mrs
Hugely left ON the 9:2O train Tor Mr.
PugeIy's old homo in Matagorda
They will reside in Batson,
Fifty Young hearts were made Glad
mon receipt of the following envlta
ton from Master Lipscomb NOVEL;
which bore the photograph of the
ycung host on the left of the card
Little boy blue come bow me youi
horn,
me sheep are in the meadow the COWS
are in the corn,
Wont you come and help mo find
them"
Monday. from 3 to 8, October 3.
Az each guest arrived they were
u, presented with a horn and bell, IL is
needless to say that the Novel; home
was for several hours a house OF
Babylon. Hid about the lawn ana
house was tiny sheep, boy blues ana
etc. which the little tots set out to
find Master Paul Heisig and Florence
Coleman were the most fortunate III
finding the largest number and thus
received the prizes. The game d
Thinning the tail on the COW was
then enjoyed, the prizes going tt
Valcta Lamb and Hal Greer, the boo
bics to Jess Russell and Lucille Cray
ton. This event was commerative ol
Master Lipscombs sixth birth day, and
many little souveniers were lett by
friends and relatives. Ices cakes. can
dies and punch were served to the
delight of the young guests ana al
pronounced faster .NOweli prlncels
host of course. the good mother was
the power behind the throne. Among
the guests were Martha Dud. MammlC
Tunlap. Marguerite Keith. Florence
Coleman. Lucille Richardson, Leonora
Novel;. Florence Fletcher. I.illa Bla'n
CathriDc Blain. Ruth Carroll. Garlic
Carroll Lucille Clayton, Dorsie PIP
lin Martha Lee Dixon. Lola Dixon
Mary John. Zola Calhoun. Beleta Cal
1.nur. Anrfa Brock Sadie Coward
Mary Seal. Carrie Russell. Rosa Lee
Ef-perF MAJ Greer. Fay VICES. Mas
tsre Gcr-.r Greer. Lee y. Wheat
Iarnrs Grrer. Hal Greer. Pafsey seal
r.-tnrf I.aueham. I'd Sfelman. Yves
D. KYLE. Pain Price William CraN
ford RprDrge BinEv0n. John " kieih
charles richardson I1ardir Turner
viii F1rfrfr-. EaudrirE Jane Pau
r5sfzfe parrr MrFaddin. r. iifisif
Trufs PlpEn. Thn1d0rr HFi=ig, WI
rTuruzrr ard fsIrrrrr Lamb.
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