Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-13

full girls galore. The combination OF
white uniforms and black dress suits
among the men made happy scene.
The next event In Importance was
the dance given by the TX. X" Club
on Wednesday night o. J. James Of
San Antonio and Miss Nell Mccor.
mack. also OF that city. led the grand
march. Handsome pocketbook pro-
grams we're given at this dance.
Thayer's orchestra OF Houston fur.
nished music for both dances.
All OF the visitors had gone home
by Thursday.
Coli. Rhodes
There Is nothing that indicates the
trend OF a young girls mind and the
stamp OF her real self so truly as
the style OF a wedding she chooses.
for at this time the will OF the bride
is supposed to be supreme. AT the
home OF the brides mother. Mrs. A.
NJ. Rhodes. on Sunday. June 7. at $3.50
p. m. was solemnized the marriage
OF Miss Mamie Aline Rhodes TO Mr..
Robert Emmett Cole. both OF this city.
Rev. J. l.. Massey. pastor OF the
Methodist Church OF Navasota, was
the celebrant. and the beautiful ring
service was used. The wedding was
quiet, having only the members OF the
two families and close friends present.
but In all OF the appointments II was
most elegant and exquisitely dainty.
The ceremony was said before the
arched bay window In the library,
where ivory tinted columns we're en-.
twined from ceiling to floor with vines
and jessamine blossoms. On either
side OF the columns was a lattice
oyerrun with the same vines and
flowers In the central arch was sus-
pended a basket OF ferns. white sweet
peas and brides roses. and as the
invocation was finished shower OF
rose petals fell over the bride In
fragrant and charming effect. White
lilies and daisies carried out the beau
tiful arrangement In this room.
Just before the entrance OF the
bridal party Miss Dorcas Parker sang
very sweetly AT Dawning." Lohen'
grin's wedding march was played by
Mrs. s. II. Dunlap. who was accom-
panied on the violin by Miss Fay Kee-
ten Of San Marcos. The bridal party
came to the altar in the following
order: First. Miss Helen de Marei
and Mr.. Albert Rhodes. Miss Irene
Board and Mr.. Hal Saunders; then the
maid OF honor. Miss Romena Rhodes
with Mr.. VIII Saunders. the best man
The bride and groom came in to
gether. preceded by the little rims
bearer. Master Samuel Rhodes Dun
lap. The bride wore a beautiful spring
coat suit Of blue moire silk. with
blouse OF embroidered chiffon. HeI
only ornament was a handsome dia
mond bar pin, the gift OF the groom
She carried shower bouquet Of
brides roses and valley lilies. The
maids wore handsome white lingerie
dresses with corsage bouquets o.
daisies and sweet peas. After the
ceremony sincere congratulations wer'
offered the newly welded couple, ant
II good wishes we're happiness. con
slant Joy will flow into their lives.
The dining room was elaborated!
decorated in the delicate sweet peas
pink and green being the color
chosen. The punch table was striking
" beautiful with its decorations o
ferns and pink blossoms. Mrs. Johi
Harrington dispensed this refreshing
beverage. The hall was In vivid col
oring given by the rich green vine
and scarlet nasturtiums. Here thu
brides book was presided over b.
Miss Madeline Hanway and Mr.. Law
renee Parker. and all present regis
tered their names In the list OF low
ing friends.
The popularity OF the groom and hi
dainty bride was attested by tn
numerous and beautiful wedding gift
sent In by dear relatives and friencs
The bride presented to her attend
ants pretty friendship circle pins. Tn
groom's gift to his best man an
groomsmen we're gold tie clasps an
pins. and to the ring bearer beat
tiful signet ring.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Cole left immediatel
for San Antonio, where they will r.
main several weeks and on their II
turn will be at home with the bride
mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Rhodes.
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