Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-19

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|congratulatory tolcgrans lPo1a fticnds
over the nta>e were also reccdv4d.
The groom ID well Remembered IN
bryan, having been 1t the Agricultural
and Mechanical college for several
years. and Z graduate and valedicto-
rian Of the class Of '06. He b sue.
cessful civil engineer at Las Esper-
anzas. where be Is prominently identi-
fed with mining interests.
MItshsllc.vItt wedding At monsrsss.
y. G.
A wedding Of much interest was
solemnized at the home of Mrs. B. A.
Cavitt at Montreal. N. c., Wednesday
evening. November ., at 3 o'clock,
when Mrs. Cavitt gave in marriage
her daughter, Beulah, to Mr.. James
Harvey Mitchell, of Wheelock, Texas
The large living room was q mass
of autumn foliage and evergreens, and
from the walls ropes of evergreens
lintermingled with white and yellow
chrysanthemums were festooned The
stone fireplace and mantel furnished
a striking background for the banks
of ferns and smilax arranged artistic.
ally above big open wood fire. Across
the mantel among the ferns were
lighted candles arranged in descend
ing lengths, the tallest being in the
center. On one side of the room an
arch of evergreens stood and hanging
from it's center a wedding bell of
white and yellow chrysanthemums, I'M
der which the bridal couple stood.
The bride was exquisitely gowned
in white lace over satin, with the con-
ventional tulle veil and orange bios
SONS caught with a pearl crescent, the
gift of the groom's mother. A pearl
and diamond cavalier, the gift of the
groom, completed this perfect toilet
Her shower bouquet was of brides
roses and ferns. Miss Catherine Cav
lit, sister of the bride, was maid of
honor, and her gown was OF yellow
chiffon over satin. Her hair was ar
ranged in low colrfure entwined
with a wreath of tiny yellow roses
and she carried yellow chrysanthe
NUNS. The maids, Miss Mary Evans
of Milford, Texas, and Miss Bessie
Lee Scale, Of Benchley, Texas, were
gowned in white marquisette over
satin with touch of yellow here and
there visible, and also carried yellow
chrysanthemums their only ornaments
being bandeaux of yellow tulle and
flowers. The handsome toilet of the
brides mother, white embroidered net
over silk, combined with pearls, en-
HANGED her queenly beauty.
The bridal party descended the
stairs to the strains of Lehengrin
played by Mrs. Eugene L. Siler, of Mon
treat. The bride entered with her
mother, being met at the altar by the
groom and his best man, Mr.. John B
Cayitt of Marlin, Texas. The impress
sive ceremony was performed by an
uncle Of the bride, DR.. ]. R. Howerton
of Lexington. Va, assisted by the Rev
E. l.. Siler. Of the Montreal church.
In the dining room the same color
scheme was carried out with lighted
candle in each large yellow chrysan
themum, making border around the
room. Dainty refreshments were
served, Miss Ethel Cook, of Atlanta
Ca, and Miss Carrie Lee Prince, Of
Cheraw, s. c., presiding at the punch
bowl.
The many beautiful gifts testified tc
the popularity of the young couple.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. A. s. Howerton, of Charlotte, N
C.; DR.. ]. r. Howerton, of Lexington
Va; Miss Bess Lee Scale, of Benchley
Texas; Miss Mary Evans, of Milford
Texas; Messrs. John B. Cavitt ant
Norman Cavitt, of Marlin, Texas; Mrs
B. A. Cook and Miss Ethel Cook, Of
Atlanta, Ca; Miss Carrie Lee Prince
of Cheraw, S. c.; Mr.. James VIM, Of
Asheyille, N. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. A. A
Hegeman, of Black Mountain, ~ c.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eckles and Mr. ]. d
Eckles. of Black Mountain, n. c.; Miss
Jane Eckles, of Asheville, NJ c.; Mr.
Walter R. Many, of Black Mountain
N. c.; Miss Richardson, of Greensboro
IN. C.
The bridal party accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Mitchell to Black Mountain
from which place the young couple
left on the midnight train for an ex
tended wedding tour before going t.
their home in Wheelock, Texas.
Special Thanksgiving Program fol-
Meeting of Woman's Club Wednes