Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-08
Allen w iilIams--Mr. John Rivers Allen
WEEDS Miss Lorraine Williams Of
CreenvllIe-,


The most beautiful wedding ever cele.
brated in Kavanaugh church took place
at 8 O'Clock Tuesday evening. when Miss
Lorraine Williams became the wife OF Mr..
John Rivers Allen.
A dainty color scheme OF green and
white was used The ratings OF the altar
were covered In funny white. and over
them trailed vines Of fresh green smiiax.
Between the railing was a bank OF ferns
that was thickly studded with tiny lights
OF green and white. On each railing ano
above the organ burned a row OF white
candles.
Mrs. Frank Ashburn presided at the
organ and at s o'clock sent sweet strains
OF music softly through the building. and
they were taken up by Mrs. J. p, Beck
ham. who sang How Can Forget Your
She was followed by Mr.. Dickey. VINO
sang Beloved, 'Tis Morn" Then the
sweet strains OF Lohengrin's wedding
chorus were heard. and Frances Will
liams, with Alice Morris. in white with
green ribbons. led the way for the chorus,
who were Miss Fannie Allen of Bryan,
Mr.. Kilgore of Dallas Mr.. and Mrs. w.
X. Graham, Mrs. A r. Morris. Mr.. $. p.
Bass OF Corinth. Miss: Mrs w. +.
Reeves, Mr.. wynne Williams. Miss Hattie
Clio Smith, Mr. Dickey Miss Lena Gar
ner, and Mr.. Tom VanAmburg.
They took their places in the choir.
The ladies In the chorus We're gowned in
soft white dresses. with n band of green
around the head held by a large white
chrysanthemum. They were followed by
the ushers Messrs. VIII Williams and
Herbert McGaughey in the north aisle
and In the south Messrs. Aubrey Gee ana
Osborn Conner of Dallas. Then the brides
maids and groomsmen came. three
couples down either aisle Miss Mileta
Knox Mr.. c. Steger: Miss Sara Allen,
Mr.. Jim James; Miss Wynne. Mr. Rich
ardson; Miss Grace Thuyer. Mr.. CoclSren;
Miss Holcomb. Mr.. Jack Snlpes; Miss
Mabel Watson, Mr.. Gene Goss, They carr
red ropes OF smilax studded with bride
roses that fell in festoons petween them
over their shoulders. on reaching the
chancel rail they separated, forming two
aisles, through which the rest of the we'd
ding party passed. This made beautiful
picture. The bridesmaids all wore en-
trained gowns OF green crepe meteor, with
green bands in the hair outlined with
rhinestones and caught in front with n
jeweled clasp and white aigrette.
The matrons of honor, Mrs. Barry
Brooks Mrs. I. b. Bramlette and Mrs.
Ii. T. Clark, wore white duchess satin
entrain, jeweled lace drapefies, jew
eled lace caps, with bow of green
tulle at back, holding white aigrettes,
and carried long stemmed white chrysan-
themums.
Following was Master William David
Clark. In white serge suit, carrying u
white pillow on which rested the wedding
ring. Then Sarah Clark, In white lace
over green messaline, strewd the pain
way with flowers for the bride and maid
OF honor. Miss Annie Williams, who was
beautiful In an artistic creation of bro
cade velvet in apple green, with ,ong
train, the bodice OF jeweled lace, broad
girdle OF American Beauty roses. The
bride. always handsome, was regally so
In her bridal robe that was a dream OF
beauty made OF duchess satin cour,
that fell gracefully from the shoulders,
the bodice Of real rose point lace met the
train at the shoulders in the back form
Ing a scarf effect, ana lay in cascaoes
down the train. where It was fastened at