Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-22
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES

One of the prettiest and daintiest
home weddings that has taken place
in Bryan for some time past occurred
On Thursday at high noon at the home
of Mrs. ID. d. Dawson, when Rev: NJ.
e Weaver pronounced the solemn
ceremony which forever linked to-
gether the loving hearts Of Miss Mag
gie Dawson and Mr.. S. IL. Bateman.
While the event was OF private ma
ture. 1t was one of the most genteel
and prettily arranged affairs magma
HE While no effort at elaborateness
was attempted. on the whole, every
thing was attended to with a precision
and cleyerness that impressed each
alike with the sanctity and Importance
az the occasion. The marriage cere-
mony was read and the vows were ex-
changed in the parlor of the home,
which had been beautified by temper
ary decorative effects in the nature
of palms ferns and cut flowers.
Though nothing ostentatious was al
fected. the surroundings exhibited re-
fined taste and beauty betting the
iovous occasion. The ceremony OCT
curred at 1890 O'clock. At the APP
pointed hour, to the strains OF Men
delssohns wedding march played by
Miss Marcia Ford, OF Calvert the
bride and groom marched in from an
adjoining room and met the minister
at the altar, built Of palms and ferns,
al which place the ceremony was
duly performed in DR.. Viewers most
pleasing manner, the ring service be-
ing used.
The bride wore becoming dress OF
changeable gray silk, trimmed in lace
and Persian braid, with hat, gloves
and shoes to match. The only jewelry
wcrn by her was handsome gold
chain of her mothers, gift from her
late father, and a gold bracelet set
with diamonds, gift from the groom
Many beautiful and costly presents at
tested the esteem of relatives and
wide circle OF friends. The bride Is
the only daughter of Mrs. ID. ID. IJaw-
son. and Is sweet and lovable young
girl. who has been reared in Bryan
and the charm of her sweet life Is
felt by all who know her
The groom, a son Of Mr. Il. e. Bate
man, of Marquette, Is an employe OF
the International & Great Northern
railroad. who by his righteousness
and gentlemanly bearing has won the
very highest regard of all.
The brides going away gown was
stylish coat suit Of gray serge. The
couple left on the northbounl Inter
national & Great Northern train for
bridal trip to little Rock Ark,
thence to Des Arc. Ark where they
will visit a sister Of the groom, thence
to Memphis. Tenn.
After returning the couple will be
domiciled at the home of the brides
mother. Mrs D. ID. Dawson.
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A crowd Of young peoDle went out
for another 'possum hunt on Monday
evening. On this occasion two pos
sums were caught. A fine supper was
enjoyed and relished The crowd re-
turned home on the interurban at a
late hour. The personnel OF the party
consisted of Misses Malcolm McInnis,
Esther Cavitt. Robbie Seal Mary Nc
Innis. Edith Cavitt Messrs. Williams,
lin James. Fred Cavitt, j. M. Hare,
Travis Bryan. Mr.. and Mrs. w. D..
Cooper
The Bachelor Girls Club meeting
to have been held with Mrs. F. ID.
Perkins on Wednesday, and the Entire
Nous Club meeting that was to have
been on Thursday afternoon, were
both indefinitely postponed on ac-
count of the Illness and death of Mr..
g. s. Parker
The Bachelor Girls Club will be en-
fertained on Wednesday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock by Miss Emmie Foun-
tain at the home Of her parents on the
A. & NJ. College campus.
Miss Marcia Ford has returned to
her home in Calvert, after attending
the Bateman- Dawson wedding. She
was the guest of Mrs, d. D. Dawson
while in the city