The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-25
PRETTY MARRIAGE
iilss ninaie Lee TImmons weds M.
Julian Pierce h0ormsH.

Sne mas ieLt the nome OF ner cnlla~
hoods mirth.
She has bid farewell to her
fathers hearth.
Her place is now By another's
side:
Bring flowers for the locks of
the fair young bride"
This sweet old refrain must have
found echo in many hearts when
sweet Minnie Lee Timmons plighted
her troth with Mr. Julian Pierce
Norman, thereby uniting by ties of
marriage prominent families of Viz
ginia and Texas. a wedding is at
all times a matter of deep interest,
but this one which was solemnized
al the Main Street Christian church
Wednesday evening at 6 O'Clock was
more. since If centers about q fair
young bride, dainty and sweet of
disposition who was to unite her des-
TIMES with a Young man who al
though not known TO the people OF
Waxabachle. Is prominently identi-
fed With the commercial and social
interests o. Bristol. virginia
TO Dr. Il A Boaglaud Of Dallas
formerly pastor of the Methodist
church Of this city. leu TIE bappy Of
ace Of performing the ceremony.
The beautiful and impressive ritual
ceremony of the church was employ
ed in joining the hearts and lives
of these young people
Hundreds Of relatives and friends
gathered to witness the scene and
hear the marriage VOWS, The church
was crowded to IFS utmost capacity
to accommodate those who attend
ed To these the wedding cheer was
caught from the brilliant lights
seeking 10 make their exit through
the stained windows Denied this
exit they concentrated their brlllianey
upon the bonny bride and her
cortege The aisles, laid with white.
led to the aim-deckeG altar where
electric lights CLEANED and where
the white chrpsauthemum was queen.
The decorations were not elaborate.
but they were set By the eye Of good
taste and the hand OF grace Pure
white formed a pleasant background
for profusiou OF small palms. mag
nolas, pot plants and green vines
-
wreathed in vines and twigs of ever
green.
Promptly at clock The strains
Of the wedding march rendered by
Wise's orchestra gave notice Of the
approach of the bridal party First
came the ushers. Messrs Ralph Get
zendaner. Henry Martin. George Grit
I'm and Floyd Ferris. and the maids.
Misses Mary Pierce. Blanche Tenn
pleton. Bette Duke aud Mabel Boyd
Passing inside the chaneel these
young people took position ON the
steps of the choir stand and facing
the audience Down the right aisle
N&GtAE AAtf Ei016As A&6AAa@ va A&A1 as asa
of his best man. Mr. ] Alwyu Cannon
of Bristol Va The bride escorted
by her father. Mr. H u Timmons
and proceeded by her maid OF honor.
Miss Rookh Atkins, of Arcadia, La.
entered the church al the left aisle
Meeting before the altar and taking
their position in front of the offeiat-
ing minister the happy couple there
pilghted their troth for better. for
worse
The impressive service over. and
the beued iction eohoing ia the hearts
Of many friends. Mr. Norman led
from the sacred spot as beautiful a
young wife as one would care to
look upon Her 1.-THE lgure. her
clear cut features. her sunny hair
which plays Ina ringlets about her
temples. she was but her natural self
radiant ia the first step with her
Young husband tier wedding robe
Of shimmering white. with the aeeey
veil. seeming to catch the inHpira-
ton OF sentiment. chung ia loving ca
rezs about her graceful form The
groom aud attendants we're attired
In full dress suits. whlie the maid of
honor and maids were beautifully
eoatumed ia pink. each carrytng an
arm cluster Of white chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Immediately after the ceremony
the bridal party. accompanied By a
large number 1T ffteads. repaired TO
ghe brides home where reception
wAs held
The evening was pleasantly spent
and friends Wed with each other Ia
extending congratulations and best
wgahvs before The guests Departed
delicious refreshments weFe served.
The prus@nsa reserved were namsF-
ona and mAay Ut them weFe bssa
elegant and valuable
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