Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-14
MARRIAGE OF MUCH INTEREST.
Mr. Walter Garner Lacy Claims
Miss Lucille Cooper for His
Bride Miss Geneveive Cooper
Was Maid of Honor.


Was Maid Of Honor.
The following account of Miss
Lucille Cooper's marriage, taken
from the Waco, Tex, Times
Herald, will be interesting to
her relatives and friends in Hen
dersOn:
There is no church in Texas
more replete with sacred mem
ories than ST. Paul's, and it was
here on Wednesday evening,
November 90, at the hour of 8,
that Miss Lucille Cooper, only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.
Cooper, became the bride of Mr..
Walter Garner Lacy.
Prior to the wedding, Prof.
Anton Navratil, of Baylor, render
ed violin selections, then Mr..
Harry Spaniel at the organ an
nounced the wedding party.
The groom's attendants were:
Messrs. Lin Grand, A. c. Eaton,
Dero Wood, Langdon Luedde,
RudC!Dh Fairfax Crow, OF HOuS-
ton. Water Waocom, OF Dallas,
T. F. Bush and DR.. Harvey. His
best man was Mr.. William D.
Lacy, Jr.
The bridesmaids were Misses
Nancy I.acv and Halle BOlinger.
Miss Lacy wore an elegant
gown Of pink chiffon over crepe
meteor, with panel of gold lace,
the same forming a valance on
the corsage. Her picture hat
was a charming imported model,
trimmed in pink plumes with the
brim yelled in exquisite gold lace.
Miss Bolinger's gown was a
lovely creation Of rose pink chif-
fon over meteor crepe, and the
gold lace panels were caught
with cloth Of gold lilies on sleeves,
corsage and skirt. Her hat was
a beautiful one of pink velvet,
with pink French plumes and
was very becoming to the beauty
of the Wearer.
They carried shower bOquets
of bridesmaid roses and maiden
hair ferns tied with rose-colored
maline.
The maid of honor, the brides
cousin, Miss Genevieve Cooper,
of North Carolina, was lovely in
a pale pink chiffon shaded like a
blush-rose, trimmed in silver
lace, embroidered in pink. Her
large picture hat was trimmed in
shaded French plumes and hand
made velvet rosebuds. The bou-
quet was Of pink bridesmaid buds
and her gown was the shade be-
tween the rose of the brides
maids gowns the pearly white
of the brides attire.
The bride entered with her
father, Mr.. NJ. A. Cooper, and
met the groom, who entered
with Mr.. W. D. Lacy, Jr.
In choosing her wedding robe,
the bride had shown the perfect
taste which has made her gowns
noted always among the beauti-
ful ones at any function, and
Duchess satin, cut in simple
lines. fashioned according to the
latest model, was the fabric Sc
lectcd.
The Rev. ". P. WitseIl read
the wedding service from a satin
book, made from the same piece
as the wedding dress and en-
bossed in silver in thebrides' and
groom 5 initials, and the wedding
ring was made from the groom S
mothers wedding ring.
After the ceremony, the we'd
ding party, followed by several
hundred guests, repaired to the
Cooper residence on Austin ave
nue.. Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper and
the wedding party gave the ini-
tlal greeting, and after all pres
ent had shoWered congratulations
upon the groom and voiced coed
wishes for the beautiful bride. d
reception was held. lasting until
time for the departure of Mr..
and Mrs. Lacy for their long stay
abroad.
The home, which bespeaks or
all sides the love which has al
ways been layished on the only
daughter, reSembled palm gar
den in some southern cline.
since they, in their graceful,
stately way, added their luxuri,
ant foliage to the rich furnish.
ings. The colors of white anC
green were noted in the smilaH
and chrySanthemums which gave
the floral setting. SmiiaX anC
chrySanthemumS entwined with
maline on chandelier, mantel anC
stair with graceful effect. The
OrcheSter was screened from
view by curtains of wild SimlaX
and the stairs. which afford {
deliphtfuI alcOye for a reta-a