The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-10-28
Woman 5 department
MISS MATTE MIDDLETON, Editor
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nantes were banked Win u dll1H6
vines The touch of color was given
by the delicate La France roses,
which were used in abundance and
arranged artistically The guests
we're only the most Intimate friends
of the family. and were welcomed
at the threshold by Miss Pauline
Darlington, and were ushered in by
Messrs Herbert Stanard and Clay
Foster
At 1880, in prelude to the cere-
voice was heard in Because I Love
You. Dear to the accompaniment
of Miss Ethel Standifer AS the last
notes fell, the cadence was modt-
lated into the always beautiful Lo-
hengrin wedding march, and there
was a hushed expectancy for the
coming of the bride The bride :
dearest friend Miss Edna Earl Ew-
ing, as maid of honor. led the way to
/ the altar, where DR.. r. F. Mcconnell
waited as the celebrant. Miss EWING
wore a beautiful white embroidered
.
arm bunch of pink chrysanthemums
The groom, with his brother, Mr.
William Todd of Waxahachie, as best
man, approached the altar from the
left, while little Frances, the only
sister of the bride, strewed the
brides pathway with rose petals, as
she entered on the arm of her father
from the right. The ceremony was
beautiful in it's solemnity and sweet
ness, and was made more impress
sive by the soft strains of Ruben |
stein Melody in F. which stol3 |
in
The beautiful bride wore her going
away suit a most becoming chic lit
lie suit of brown, with hat and other
en- tone She carried a
hover bunch of white chrysanthe-
nuns, and wore as her only orna
nent an exquisite cavalier, set with
diamonds and pearls, the gift of the
room.
Following the ceremony congrat-
llations were showered upon Mr. and
Mrs Todd, who then led the way to /
the dining room where the wedding |
cake was cut, from which Miss
frankie Bolton cut the ring, and
Miss Mary Herring the dime. All
was merriment around the punch
bowl, where Mrs. Norman Smith pre-
sided, assisted by Misses Lucille
Gooch and Marian Renick.
While the toasts were being drunk
and the happiness was at its height
the bride and groom slipped quietly
away on their honeymoon, after
which they will be at home to theh
I friends in Waxahachie.
The beautiful and costly array OF
gifts was only one evidence of the
great number of friends to whori
this couple make claim, In giving
up sweet Mable Stanard, Waco is
losing one of her most charming
and popular girls Talented and re- /
sponsiye. she was sought in every !
the social circles, in music
al circles, in church circles In heI
home she was the ever loving, duti
-ul daughter and sister, and being a
girl of attractive ways she will win
he hearts of all who meet her in her .
new home,
Mr. Todd, having graduated from .
BAYLOR, has been very popular with /
both faculty and students, is not 6 /
stranger in Waco He comes from
one of the most prominent families
in Waxahachie, a family where the
old true southern aristocracy o1
birth and breeding are shown, He
holds the responsible position of city
secretary and is man of capability
and sterling worth
The out of town guests for the
wedding We're: Mr. and Mrs, l.. c
Todd. Mr. VIM Todd, Mrs. Herndon,
OF Waxahachie, Mr. J. j. Kirby OF
St Louis, Mr. and Mrs. James VIII
cox of Mckinney; Mr.. J. S Stone OF
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