The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-24
PRETTY JUNE WEDDING


IOtfs h. runaway, youngest son OF
Mr.. j. M. Dunaway, were united in
marriage at the home of the brides
Iparents on West Main street.
The union of these two popular
Iyoung people was the chief social
feature of the month when the June
bride 10 supposed to hold sway, and
the ceremony was witnessed by a
large number OF friends Of the con-
Itracting parties. About two hun
dred invitations were issued, many
of them being sent to out of town
friends.
The spacious interior of the ele-
giant home of the bride was artistic
ally decorated for this happy occa-
sion. In the front parlor at the
large window, q beautiful altar, with
white lilies and green foliage for
decorations, was made for the cere-
mony. All the decorations in this
room were green ana white, and
they were arranged in a most effect
i've manner. In the other parlor,
sitting room and hall tasteful deco
rations and artistic effects were car
ried out In pot plants and green
vines. In bower OF green, white
aud pink, under the stairway in the
hall, Misses Emma Gibson and Hal
lie Mcpherson served nectar. The
dining room decorations were In
pink roses, pink candles and green
| foliage. Cream and angel food were
served.
James Houston Miller, Jr., and
/ little Edward Miller stood at the
door. Among the guests who as
sisted Mr.. and Mrs. Miller In re.
eeiving were Mr.. and Mrs. j. h. |
! Dunaway, Mr.. and Mrs. ] T., Dun
away. of Fort Worth; Mrs. j. O. !
Scott, ~ Dallas; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed |
Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs. I'd II
/ Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs, j h. Me |
Canl, hr. and Mrs. w. Il. Shive, |
SIR. and Mrs. T.. r. Gibson, Rev. /
, and Mrs. Jas. n. Ivy, Mrs. Eliza |
beth Read, MIR, and Mrs. T.. NJ. |
Sleeper. Misses Anna Hines, Julia |
Sweat, Portia Fearis, Alice How
orth, Annie Morris and Mary WIN |
isams, Of Dallas.
A few minutes before the cere-
mony Miss Fannie Mae Sexton,
pianist, and Miss Helen Sexton,
vioIinist. played II Love You, Dear, |
Only You" Miss Adelaide James
sang "0b, Holy, Sweet and Fair"
in heF usual charming manner.
To the first strains of Mendels-
sohn's beautiful wedding march lit
tie Brew adus Fearis and Harlan
Miller entered the parlor, bearing
the ribbon which formed an aisle
through which the bridal party
passed. First of the bridal party to
enter the parIor was Miss Ada
George, cousin Of the bride, who
acted as first bridesmaid. Follow
ing her came Misses Maud Gibson,
Rosa Alderman, Susie 0ahagan and
Miss Ora Miller, sisteF 10 the bride,
and maid of honor. The groom and
bride came last and as they stood
beneath large white lilly and cam
0py of white, with "a big mirror, dec
Grated ia green foliage, white lilies
and electric lights, as back ground,
Rev. Jas. n. Ivy performed the Ger
smony In beautiful and impressive
manner, Mrs. Ivy presided over
Tire wedding book, her gilt 10 the
bride. The bride carried beautiful
hoqnet of brides roses and maiden
hair fern. The bridesmaids carried
pink carnations and fern leaves aud \
wore dainty white dresses.
The groom ia conventional black \
never looked handsomsr, aud the I
bride ia her handsome wedding
toilette of wfits cFevotls over white
saffeta, shirring. applique tueks
ribbons. trimmings and long white
tniI vesl, never looked sweeEer and
faiFar than an this osaaion.
After congratulations had been
extended r@frnshmenta we're served
ia tha dining Fo0m. IL cutting lhs
brides cake hiss Fannie Maa sex
tan sf Ennis got ths ring. Nlae
Annie Morris sae alms aud Miss
Ora Miller tta@ neessgh- ia tia sevams-
bic for ire bride bsasaef Mss Hal.
sin AEePAaKsan wan.
A. seven a'elsek. angla ahow@rs ~
gtem ara best wishes af fr1wua~ gath
araa. s1@ xrsam and bxssie. aeeons-
pami@A hy ths bridal party. ssfs fee
th@ kaxg aepoG Al -. aeeaGa-
pantma - DIR. ard Mra. j. n D1u.s
awmg at heFs WsFfh. they asparsass
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