Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-02
Guittard- WeIhausen

Sinner, when Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Wethansen gave in marriage their
only daughter, Miss Mamie, to MIR.
Gearier Guittard of Waco, Texas.
Rev. A. G. Nolan officiating.
Promptly at eight O'Clock the
guests began assembling at the ele-
giant home of the brides parents,
where the marriage rites were to be
solemnized. The reception hall
was artisticallydecorated with white
garlands and mistletoe, and it was
here the guests were received by
Mesdames G. B. Welhausen, Philip
Welhansen and Misses Highs and
Richetr. The parlor was massed
In palms and ferns, a floral canopy
of ivy and white roses was arrang.
ed from the center of which sus-
pended white wedding bell. The
color plan of.white ard green pre-
vailed throughout the room, as the
kuests assembled in the parlor II
rovatore as prelude was beauti-
fully rendered on piano and violin
by Mrs. Earl Fry and Mr.. Philip
Welhausen. Immediately after
Memberships wedding march her.
aided the approach of the wedding
party which entered in the follow
ing order: Rev. A. G.. Nolan,
Christie Moeokel, Mildred Fry flow
er girls; Miss Koch and DR.. w. B.
Daniels of Baylor University, Miss
Amsler and Mr.. Peck Welhausen'
as brides maids and grooms men
These taking their position formed
semi circle.
1t was a beautiful and imposing.
scene as the entire party faced
about to witness the coming or the
bride and groom AT 9o'clock as
the last strains Of the march died
away the impressive ". eiRageaaei az,svei-
.rgt8 Atetli0dist Episcopal church.
MAS performed which united two
loving hearts.
lmeGhe bridal gown was an elabo-
rate creation of white crepe de-
chine and duchesse lace with a
foundation dress of chiffon taffeta.
The boquet was white carnations.
Among the jewels worn by the
bride was an old fashioned pin, an
heir loom of her fathers family.
Miss Koch was handsomely gown
ed in white silk madeup with shir-
ring and lace.
Miss Amsler was oharmingly at
tired in beautiful accordian plat
ed silk with valenciennes. Mrs.
Fry, the pianist, was simply and
effectively dressed in white. The
flower girls made dainty and
pleasing appearance in pink silk
with lace trimmings.
The dining room presented a rich
yapd gorgeous appearance being
brilliantly lighted and profusely
decorated in holly. Directly over
Ithe center Of the long table, and
Just above the brides cake. suspend
led from the ceiling was a beautiful
AChristmas bell. The bell was made
N i holly and numerous miniatures
&bells. The brides cake was a yeri-
A table triumph of art, The wei
3served supper was delicious. II
3the spacious library the bridal pres
nts were displayed. The popular
ty Of the bride and groom was evi
3lenced in the wealth of tokens-iI
1silver, cut glass, hand painte'
ohina, embroideries, point lace
irawn work and rugs. Notabl
among others was dainty old han
& painted cake plate, an heir loom
he family Of Mrs. III Flato Sr
IN aunt Of the bride. A beautifr
rec adorned one corner Of the libr
v, reminding all of the happ
Jhristmas-tide. The last act
He merry group was when Il
bride, standing upon the landir
+ the stair case, threw her love-
oquet 10 be caught by one of Il
levy of animated, IF not anxiol
A;ds. Miss Richter was the 70
Ne contestant.
rss. Guittard's going away gov
a stylish tailored suit ofgarn
la cloth with hat, gloves al
ioes 70 match.
The bride was social favori
her many acIa 81 sinqnesa n
pods ogcbarlly won 'ha loyp q