The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-12
TEXAS WEDDING Is
OF INTEREST HERB
MIR. AMI. MRS. MURRELL BUCK.
NE.R AT DALLAS.

Inc DdllaS, 1exas paper featured
recent notable society wedding
there at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Murren Buckner, formerly of Padu-
cab. as follows:
| "a wedding OF Interest throughout
the state took place last evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Murrel f.
Buckner. in Oak Lawn, when their
sister. Miss Loula Johnson, became
the bride of C. c. Wright. Before
the wedding hour. at $3.50 o'clock.
Frank Buckncr and Yearly Chambers
had placed the guests, leaving aisles
for the approach of the bridal party.
In the library plants and ferns made
a hedged path for the wedding pro-
cession.
In the music room where the scrv-
Ice was read, canopy OF southern
smilax was built up and white We'd
ding Morn chrysanthemums studded
the structure. Clusters OF the bios
SONS were confined in baskets at the
rear of the canopied alcove and bank
ed the pedestals. upon which seven
prolonged candeiabra held burning
tapers. Miss Kate Schneider
Gang. for tho gathering Of
friends. GrIeg's "Ich Liebe Dich. q"
MISS Maidie Watkin announced tho
bride with the Lohengrln chorus
Miss Anne Elizabeth Hopper. cousin
of the bride and maid in waiting, en-
tered first. She wore Partisan
gown of laces over hand embroidered
silken slips and carried white chrys-
anthemums Mrs. Murrerl Il. Buck
ner attended her sister as matron in
waiting She wore a gown of cicl
blue crepe meteor, with a tunic over
dress of silver-spangled net, embroi-
dered in orchids. Silver ferns were
used in the blue bandeau on her hair
and ferns showered her bouquet Of
white blossoms. The bride entered
with her brother. Murrell Il. Buckner.
Her gown was OF meteor satin, en-
broidered in Oriental designs, and
draped with clouds of real lace.
which was wedding gife from Mrs.
jim. Burns, of st. Joseph. Mo. Real
lace bordered the veil, which was
held in place with orange blossoms.
Her wedding bouquet was of white
rosebuds, showered with small lilies
and ferns. She wore the gift of the
groom, a diamond dinner ring. DR..
is. A. Hayden at the altar awaited
the bride and presented her to the
waiting groom, who was attended by
o. T. Kleplnger as best man.
While the VOWS were being sealed
Miss Watkin played a planissimo pro-
gram. An informal reception follow
ed the ceremony. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Buckner were assisted by a large
house party of intimate friends.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mesdames John S. Dowery, OF st.
Louis, j. n. Burns, of st. Joseph,
Mo; j. W. Mitchell, of Fort Worth,
Pearl Lovelace, Of Waco, J. l.. Ste
gall, of Waco, Lorraine Rogers, OF
Waco, Nose Westbrook, of Waco,
Miss Irene Moore, of Waco, and Chas
A. Culberson. Il. G.. Pettibone
brought from Galveston in his priv
ate car the following guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. W. s. keenan,, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
S. Hearshey and Mrs. Mensing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright left last even
ing for a tour of South Texas and
Mexico. They Will be at home after
Nov. 10 at the Park Hotel. The
bride left in blue tailored suit with
beaver hat caught with bird of para
disc plumes. The groom Is prominent
in insurance circles, and the bride, a
native OF Kentucky, has friends and
hostesses through the south and west,
where she has been a guest. The
display OF wedding presents repre-
scented all parts of the country. The
rug which covered the wedding atlas
was cashmere, woven for this pur-
pose and sont by a friend in South
America. A mahogany chest of sill
yer from the friends OF the groom
over the state was among the gifts.
Yesterday at luncheon F. II. Petit
bone entertained on board his private /,
car for the members OF the bridal ;