Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-18

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A wedding. beautiful In It's plan OF
colonization and OF social interest
to many friends. was that of Miss
Ethel White and Mr.. Phil W. Gauss.
which took place Tuesday at s:i5
o'clock at the home OF the brides
sister, Mrs. r. J. Roberts. a very few
close friends and relatives being pres.
ent to witness the nuptials.
A pink color motif was chosen for
development throughout the decora.
tons and the entire reception suite
was fragrant and doubly inviting In
a floral adornment OF Killarney roses
against the green OF foliage plants
and viae twinings. Pink baskets tied
with deeper colorcd tulle and filled
with the gorgeous blossoms occupied
places OF vantage every where. The
shades were drawn and with the soft
lights from tho electrolier. lighted
tapers In silver spires and blazing
wood fires In the CRATES. the illumina.
ton produced just the soitness that
lent much TO the effectiveness OF Il
all.
The ceremony was performed in the
library. where an improyised altar
was fashioned OF palms and ferns.
An arch twined gracefully with plu'
mosa fern and pink satin ribbon was
formed. and at ePeh side brass pedes.
tails held pink baskets tied with pink
maline and filled with Killarney buds,
The arrangement revealed the artistic
touch 81 those who had so lovingly
brought about such an adaptation Of
floral decoration for this occasion.
which was indeed the most profound
event in the life OF one to whom they
are so endeared.
The marriage ceremony was solemn.
ly and impressively pronounced by
Rev. NJ. 4. Weaver pastor OF the
First Baptist Church. and the VOWS
we're sealed with the marriage ring.
Miss Franchelle Roberts. neice OF
the bride. was the only attendant.
Costumed IN a black velvet coat suit
and picture hat. she advanced In
front OF the bride and groom. carry
ing the ring In the heart OF Killar'
ney bud
The bride wore navy blue velvet
coat suit. fur trimmed. with a flesh
colored chiffon and lace blouse.
She wore a oorsage bouquet OF val
ley lilies and ferns.
Many beautiful gifts were received
from friends. attesting the popularity
OF the young couple and the sincere
good wishes OF a host Of their loving
friends
The bride Is a young lady OF cul
ture and charming personality and e.
beloved by all who know her for he;
sincere and gracious friendship.
MIR. Gauss was reared In St Louis
hut is now assistant manager OF the
Texas on Company at Port Arthur.
He is a young man OF unusual business
qualities and has been exceedingly
successful in hts pursuits.
Immediately after the ceremony
the young couple. accompanied by
relatives. took sautos for the Houston
4 Texas Central station. Here they
found a number OF dear friends who
came to extend heartiest wishes and
congratulations Mr.. and Mrs. Gauss
went TO New Orleans. sailing from
there to Havana. Cuba. and before re-
turning home will visit in Florida.
Courtcoies 70 VI. NSss's ~
DIR. Robert A. Law. a prominent ed.
ucator OF the State University and one
OF the most learned men of Texas. WIS
a distinguished visitor to our city on
Wednesday to lecture before the
woman's Club. and as the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter wipprecht. u
was the pleasure OF many to meet him
His stay was made doubly delight
ful through numerous complimentary
hospitalities. In the morning. In
company with Mr.. wipprecht. he Wis
tied A. and NJ. College. where they
we're Joined by Mr.. like Ashburn. Who
aid the honors OF the institution by
showing him through the various de-
partments. Returning to Bryan. Dr.
Law was delightfully."- and Hospitality
entertained ct lunch by Mr.. and Mrs.
II. O. Boatwright AT ? O'Clock an
auto drive was thoroughly enjoyable
pleasure. Mr.. and Mrs. r. 5. webb
being host and hostess. practically
every point OF interest around Bryan
was seen. At o'clock he visited
Carnegie Library. where received
a royal welcome from u ladies OF
the woman's Club. who met In de-
lisbtful session for thepurpose Of en-
toying a splendid lecture on othello
Nv Or. Law. whose visit to Bryan was