The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-07
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arnau3s' To 1be ever - "ct strains
of Msualcmobn familiar wedding
march. entered the bridal party. a.
faEln~e Misc Jewell Bowling. Of
Greeuyuls. first brides maid. aud
Nj Charles Ray Miss nismukes Of
Yoakum. sister Of the groom and
Mr. Erllag Holland Miss NyrtI"
Smith and Mr. Tom Stuart Miss
/ Mary Wilson of ttaty, and MI Mino
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80 the bride. AS maid Of honor. and
dainty. fairy-ike little Miss Berta
Stands, cousin 90 the bride, once re-
moved. bearing the ring In pure
white lilly. Then came the bride on
| the arm Of her father, and the groom
! with his best nam. MIR. Clyde Booth.
I of Gonzales. meeting at the altar,
/ the bridesmaids and groomsmen be
/ ing effectively grouped about them
After beautiful and impressive
ceremony, by Rev. J. 7. Mcclure,
pastor of the church. uniting the
! lives Of these two popular yonnG
people. Lohengrin's swelling strains
announced the occasional, the bride
aud groom leading the way,
| The brides gown was an exquisite
creation OF cream embroidered net
over taffeta foundation, with
trimmings Of Irish lace. Her long
white veil was held in place by lilies
| of the valley and she carried a show
er boquet OF brides roses. The slip
pers worn by the bride were the same
worn by her mother twenty-five
years ago at her own wedding.
( The maid of honor wore a most
fetching dress of cream net over tat
feta, trimmed in Irish lace. Her DO
quet was also brides roses. The
bridesmaids all wore filmy, becom-
ing gowns of white and carried arm
bcUuets of dainty green ferns. The
little ring bearer was dainty clad in
white.
The groom and groomsmen wore
full evening dress.
A delightful reception followed
the wedding at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. V. ii
Shelton. In the parlor under pretty
arch of evergreens, the bride ant
groom stood to receive the congratu
ilations of their many friends. Effec
tive decorations were used through
out the house. In the dining room
the color scheme was red and WHIT
and was splendidly carried out, TN
chief being a large white bell owe
the dining room table. Lovely re
freshments of red and white brlct
cream and angel food were served
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Nell McManus cut the ring; MISS
Gertrude Beachum, the thlmble'
Miss Myrtle Smith the button; and
Mr.. Mino Busby the dime ne
brides boquet was caught by MISS
Jennie Shelton.
Minnie Kate has grown TO woman
hood in Waxahachie, being the old
4,
Shelton. among the best known ana
Oldest citizens of the city and the
srand-daughter of the late Col ).
II Hilburn. a man of prominence
nv her sweetness and gentleness OF
disposition, in the home and to nei
p friends by her quiet and unassum-
ing WAYS: and by her beauty and
winsomeness of both character ana
. face, she has won many friehos
who wish her God speed in her ne"
life TO her husband they extend
many congratulations and best
! wishes.
The brides going away gown was
of Alice blue silk with trimmings OF
, Irish lace. and hat of Milan straw
( trimmed in iorset-hle-hota anu
blue plume.
MI. and Mrs. Dismukes departed
on the Southbouud Flyer "Wednesday
might for Galveston 10 spend soh'
4 DAYS before returning TO Gonzales
, whore Mr. Dismukes Is prominent
20 .ruSiur-~ man and merchant
Delightful tfiair.
, Quite novel and delightful ar