The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-02
Erwin.karner Wedding.

/ because Of the wide acquaintance
and popularity of the contractins
Yties occurred On last Tuesday
5 4.arin= at $ o'el0rl. when Mr.. aud
MIR. Rufus King Erwin gave III
marriage their daughter, Hazel, 10
john NarHcr Of Dallas. The we'd
Edtng ceremony took place in their
nome Gil Marvin street, Rev. Bar
= Gus Of the Methodist church per
forming the ring ceremony
The reception suite showed gen
erous and effective ARRANGEMENT of
. pink carnations and roses in French
baskets and panels OF southern smi-
Z lax and ferns.
The ceremony took place before a
= group OF windows in the music
I room where the improvised altar
. Was empowered IN areenery yelled
:, in ribbon lace bows and sentineled
with cathedral tapcrs in tall brass
{. holders.
The brides table in the dining
!. room had for its center. the bride 5
cake thanked with tulled crystal
candle sticks and loosely arranged
carnations and ferns.
In the library was found the
brides book and an Interesting and
valuable collection Of gifts.
Preceding the ceremony Misses
Florence Smith and Sam Montgom-
cry Of Fort Worth, Mr.. ", Hubbell
Iof Dallas and Pat Sims rendered an
interesting musical program. Miss
smith At the piano accompanied
Miss Montgomery for a violin inter
probation of humoresQue. Mr. Hub
= bells solo For You Alone" and
/ Schubert's Serenade, sung by Mr..
, Pal Sims with the violin accompani-
G ment.
II Mendelssohn's wedding marcl
Il was given for the professional witt
i "Meditations' from That's rendered
l. softly during the ceremony Mr.
II John Muse OF Dallas and Mr.. vii
Ely Of Sherman arranged ribbon
/ aisles for the bridal party, the per
sonnet of which was Mrs. Will Els
Of sherman, Mrs. Edwin Jones OF
Dallas aud Miss Verna Erwin. sis
ter of the bride, with Or. Henry
Smith Of Washington, d, G., as
best man.
Mrs, Ely wore a eown of white
crepe radium with crystal garniture
and chantilly lace flounces over
chiffon.
Mrs. Jones wore her wedding robe
Of ivory brocade satin with bodice
Of antique Duchess lace, both ma
irons OF honor carrying shower
| bouquets of sweet peas.
Miss Nerna Erwin's gown OF
white brocade was made with deep
flounccs OF Princess lace caught
with ieweled butterfly ornaments
She carried an arm cluster of pink
bridesmaid buds showered with
sweet peas.
The bridal robe vas of rose pat
tern brocade satin on semi Wat
teau lines with bodice and fiounce
rulIles of Princess lace and pearl
trimmings. She carried white
silk prayer book showered in lilies
Of the valley Her veil was caught at
the back of the couture by coronet
of orange blossoms. The veil was
rendered more interesting by the
fact that it was Worn by both Of the
brides sisters at their weddings
Mrs. Erwin received in gown OF
rose charmeuse with chantlly lace
over drapery.
Mrs. karner. mother of the
groom, was gowned in a reception
toilet of black crepe de chine with
jet trimmings.
: Miss Florence Smith wore d pastel
] blue charmeuse with over drapery
| OF jeweled apricot chiffon.
Miss Sam Montgomery frock
! was Of blue crepe de chine with
ecru lace.
/ Following the reception hour in
which Mr.. and Mrs Erwin were
, assisted by a large house party the
t bride and groom with d number of
/ out-of-town guests went to Dallas
/ in automobiles. Mr.. and Mrs. kar-
| ner will be at home on Mirimar
J street. Highland Park, Dallas.
: The bride is the third daughter
t of this household and following her
, student days In Trinity and Bel
, court Seminary she has been a So
. cial favorite both here and over the
state.
The groom is the only son of the
late Joseph Karner and was also a
lstudent in Trinity University where