The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-05-01
PINK AND BLUE WEDDING
BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENT
George +. MizeIl United in Marriage
to Miss Mary Virginia Cook
ut Palestine Wednesday
Evening.

The wedding Of Miss Mary Virgin
Ia Cook, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Cook, to Mr.. George P. Mizel!
of Waxahachie on Wednesday eve
nlng, April 18th, was solennizeI at
the Presbyterian church. The large
and beautiful church never present
ed a prettior scene than this. a
solid bank of ferns With bridesmaid
roses was the background, with a
large wedding bell ST spended from
above, completely hidden in brides
maid roses, caught from the ceiling
with streamers of blue and pink rib
bons. The special seats were rib
boned in white Tho ushers were
Messrs. w. c. Campbell. Ben Jack
son, c. M. Newton of Hubbard City
and Dr.. George P. Barnes, all in dress
suits. The choruses were Rose Maid
en- tCowen), from Lohengrin's cho-
rus and from Ruth The choristers,
Mrs. j. E. Angly and Miss Ethel Bur-
ton, soprano; Mrs II. H. Davis and
Asmann, tenor; Mr. George R. Cooke,
bass accompanist, Miss Francis Full
linwider; violinist, Miss Olive Triece.
Miss Louella Cook, sister of the
bride and first bridesmaid, gave the
beautiful wedding song. II Know a
Lovely Garden" (DeHarlot) At the
sound of the beautiful Lohengrin S
chorus the bridal party entered, the
bridesmaids and groomsmen down
opposite aisles, as follows: Misses
Louella Cook, Maude O'Flynn, Bes-
sic Robinson, Edna Wright, Gather
inc Hawn of Athens and Julia Nc
Daniel of Hubbard City; Messrs.
James Coleman, J. A. Redman, Rob
ert Watson, Marcellus Middleton, of
Waxahachie, Dilley Broyles and Hon
]. J Strickland of Palestine Next
the matron of honor, Mrs. c. NJ.
Newton of Hubbard City, sister of
the bride. Following was Miss Hazel
Kirk Cook as maid of honor, then
Gillon of the Baptist charch The
little flower girls came next, scat
tering roses in the way, little Jane
Jackson, Nora Cook, May Barnes
and Catherine Campbell. Then APP
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her father, who gave her for life to
some one else. The groom, on the
arm Of his best man, Mr. Henry Mar
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Newton ~ Hubbard CITY. Mr. and
Mrs. w. c. Campbell and Rev. and
Mrs. r. L. Gillon. The bride was
gowned in satin Dnchesse. embroid-
cred in seed pearl, court train, with
shower boquet of lilies of the valley
and Easter lilies; her beautlful ven
was caught with set OF pins III pearl
setting, gilt from her husband
Orange blossomss graced hef COLI
fure. The matron OF honor wore her
own wedding gown OF SATIN Duch-
osse, in pearls, bouquet OF Whl'e car
nations and orlucsmald roses Inc
maid of honor was dressed IN royal
ty chiffon over blue satin, carrying
an arm boGuot OF PINK CARNATIONS
and maiden hnlr ferns. ire gentle
men OF the bridal party were an III
dress suits, and very handsome. Inc
Cook home WIS beautllul III ieAas
Smilax and bridesmaid roses, VIII
streamers of pink and blue fippohS
floating from the ceilings ana caugh.
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