Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-26
sAup-AowARD.


Howard, only daughter Of Mrs. Carrie
Eellamy Howard Of West Jefferson
street, and Rev. William Wesley Daup
OF Bryan, Texas, which took place at
half-past Z o'clock this morning at
Trinity, Episcopal church, was Singh
larry impressive The music was de-
votional in character, with the excep-
ton of the wedding march as the
bride and groom left the church. The
bride walked To the altar with her
mother, who was married in the same
church, and plighted her troth with
iher mothers wedding ring. The /
bridegroom was attended byshis cous-
lin, Mr.. George Spearman of Mount
Vernon, Ohio, and the brides mother
acted also as matron Of honor. The
marriage service and the celebration
of the holy eucharist for the bride
and groom were performed by Bishop
John Hazen White of Wawasee. AS
Bishop White ordained Rev. Mr.. Daup
at Trinity church and the bride was
confirmed by him, both bride and
groom felt that they were having a
personal friend officiate for them at
their marriage. Mr., George b. Arm
old acted as acolyte to Bishop White |
and three choir boys who sang were |
Leslie Popp, Ewart Clear and Herbert
Stevens. Mr.. Horace Jones sang a
hymn between the marriage and holy
communion parts of the service. Mr..
f. G. Church presided at the organ.
The bride made very lovely appear
ance in a simple but becoming gown
OF Imported fine embroidery with trim
mings of real princess lace on the
bodice. She wore white felt hat with
white ostrich plumes for trimming and
corsage bouquet of white roses. Mrs.
Howard was gowned in white crepe
hung over pink with touches OF pink
l in the trimmings and her hat and
eorsage bouquet correspondent in color-
ing. The bridal party was driven to
the home of the bride after the we'd
ding. Many friends who had gathered
to see the wedding extended congrat-
ulations to the bride and groom before
they drove away from the church' Al
the Howard home an elegant wedding
breakfast was served by Mrs. Graffe.
Two girl friends of the bride assisted
in serving. They we're Miss Ethel
, Doud and Miss Marguerite Langford.
81 Covers were laid for twelve. The CEN
ter of the table was decorated with
y a hat filled with pink roses and mar
guerites The brides cake was wreath
ed in smilax and the rooms were deco
= rated with vases of flowers, pink and
% white being the principal coloring
Later in the>morning the bride and
groom left for Chicago, Omaha and
7, Kansas City. In the latter city they
will select furniture for the new
church Rev Mr. Daup is rector of in
Bryan and which has been built dur
ing his work there For travelling tne
is bride wore blue serge suit witt
trimmings on hat and bodice of kings
blue coloring. which were very be
10 coming to her The bride Is yount
woman of remarkable poise and mucl
10 beauty OF character In appearance
she is very attractive and pretty Sh'
has been devoted worker in Snnda.
lie school and various societies OF tn
church and will be true helpmeet U
:, her husband in every way, as she
equally familiar with the ways
housekeeping. Rev. Mr.. Daup wa
lir born and educated in Virginia and h
is an earnest and progressive youn
minister Fort Wayne (Ind) News.
nd
er Rev Mr.. Daup has made host o
L. In