Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-06-12
WEDDING

Wednesday evening, June otii'
at q OF the clock at the home OF
the bride, Miss Edith Reese and
Mr. Warren Hoffmeister were
united in the holy bonds OF we'd
lock, Rev. G. G.. Hofmeister OH.
ciating.
The lastly appointed home
was artistically decorated with
a choice selection Of ferns and
cut flowers. The ceiling OF the
parlor was converted into q canO-
py of pink and white, from the
center of which. just above an
improvised altar, was suspended
the beautiful wedding bell, fash.
toned by the deft hands of Mrs.
H. G.. Taylor. The remaining
rooms were decorated in harmo-
ny with this central scene. In
the hall was formed the bridal
aisle of daisy chains, placed by
eight little maids in creations OF
pink and white-cOmpleting an
ideal setting for love thoughts
suggesting a veritable Temple
Of Happiness"
Just before the stroke of nine,
in the midst of all this beauty,
came the sweet notes of 20
Promise Me-" expressively rem
dered by Miss Tommie Stallcup.
AS the last tone drifted into 81
lence, there came the sound of
Memberships Wedding March,
announcing the approach of the
bridal party, consisting Of Miss
Grace Haggard, ring bearer,
Matte Perry brides maid, Miss
Lucille Shackelford maid of hon
or, Ansel Rosenthal groomsman,
Mr.. Willis Hoffmeister best man.
The bride, gowned in white
net over charmOuse silk, with
trimmings of diamonds, entered
the room on the arm of her maid
of honor. The groom entering
with his brother, met at the altar
where they were soon made
husband and wife, receiving con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes
from a host of friends.
The charming bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Reese, of this city and is loved
and admired for her many ad-
mirable qualities. Always sweet
and dainty and cheerful, she
will indeed be an ideal wife and
home.maker.
The groom is a young man OF
worthy ideals and is known by
his friends as genteel gentle
man. He holds a responsible
position with the Interurban
Railway Co. at Dallas, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs Hotfmeister
were the recipients of useful
and beautiful selection of gifts
Following is list o same.
w b Ward, check for $3.50;
Mrs and Mrs 6 Nash, cut glass pitcher
TW Shsckeliord, sterling silver knives
aud forks
Miss Matte Ward Atkins salad spoon
L GOLDBERG. cut glass salad dish
NJ T Glass, cut glass nappie
Miss Ruby Wood cut glass olive dish
Fred Westerberg. hand painted bon
| bon dish
Mr. and Mrs VIM Peters, cut glass
vase
Miss Cinnie Preston, hand painted
pitcher
Ansel Rosenthsl hand pain tod pitch
Mrs Albert Evans, Jap dresser scarf
| Mr. and Mrs + Drill, dresser scarf and
towels
Miss Tommie Stallcup,margurits
Miss Callie Walker. silk marguerite
Miss Alice Emmert. and Mrs Bland
marseilles spread
Mrs II c Taylor. linen table cloths
Mrs Ida Shackelford, emb. cent piees
Mrs Z G Summers. pillow center piece
and silver thimble
Mr. and Mrs 6 I HAggsrd. marseillss
spread and art square
Mr. and Mrs I B Hussey, large cedar
chest
Frank Restells,cut glass bo'yl
Misses Rives, china plaque
Mr. and Mrs A Mckay. china plaque
Mr. and Mrs Allen UrQuhsrt cut 81 Ass
olive dish
Mr. and Mrs Charles Leets, cut glass
dish
Mr. and Mrs Bliss Stsllcup, cut glass
dish
Mr. and Mrs G W Carlson, cut glass
water set
Mise Lucille Singleton, after coffee
spoons
Miss Msybelle Halo and mother. Gu.
glass vase
Lockstt Nichols, cut glass vase
Mr. snk Mrs b Sherrell, cut glass
bowl