The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-04

MlssGs Lacile HardlnG and Elsie
UrahaD. vho have Just returned
nom western tour. greeted their
etri friends of the city IN morn
ine party Thursday. at the home cf
Miss Craham on Marvin avenue.
Roses and aenias were employed
for the decorations. Fen tables Of
forty-two made mp the party.
strawberry cream. mint and angel
food were served. Misses Bessie
Graham aud Beatrice Harding as
sisted In serving. Cuests were
Misses Gladys Lane of San An
tonic. Sallie Lee Shelton. Corrine
Isarksdaic. Marion Fowler. Jewel
Wicker. Clara Boyd. Marguerite
Nisell end Willie Price Mixell. Cleo
Anderson. Thclma Cole. Ruth pick
cit. Margaret Edwards. Jennie Ken
ner. Dossey Mccartney. Iucye Nc
Dune. Berta leo Mahoney. Eva
lambersh. Lola Mccartney. Lillian
Roger. Maurine Chilean. Louise and
Katherine Hornbeak. Hattie Lee
Hornbeak. Mary Billiard. Winnie
Mccartney. Mary Sharp. Edna May
Jones. L. e. whippie. Margaret
Kembie. Mrs. Harry Knowles and
Mrs. Lee Lasswell.
Announcement Luncheon.
Announcing the engagement OF
Miss Lenora Singleton and Win
Hines. Miss Hazel and Blanche Hoi-
land entertained with an attractively
appointed luncheon yesterday at
noon at the Rogers hotel. As soon
as the guests were seated the sister
|hostesses sang a duet which reveal
ed the secret. The following are
the words of the duet. Wicked
Cupid" that told the story of the
romance:
Tot and viii fishing went,
Poor little fishes. each on capture
firmly bent.
Poor little fishes: both were armed
with rod and line
And hook both sharp aud fine.
Strange how tackle will entwinc.
poor little fishes.
Bate they tried OF every kind, slow
work is fishing.
But the fish to bait declined, slow
work is fishing.
Soon Tot caught Wits roguish eye.
bIushed and looked demurely
shy.
Then she gave little sigh. slow
work is fishing.
Love came whispering sweet and
low,O the wiles of Cupid
Filled the heart with tender glow. O
the wiles of Cupid.
Looks betrayed the same sweet
thought.
And although to catch they sought,
They by love instead were caught. O
the wiles of Cupid.
cupid's ever angling love before US
dangling.
At his bait they sure did bite,
And on October 5th at night
He Will hook them firm and tight,
sweet but wicked Cupid
The wedding colors. white and
green. were advanced in the decor
alive scheme of the luncheon The
center piece was large basket fill
ed with ciematis vines, ferns and
tube roses The place cards Were
hand painted brides Fayors were
miniature florist boxes, filled with
orange blossoms which served as
Eeorsages for the nine young ladies.
The menu was fruit cocktail, olives,
celery. stuffed dates. deyiled crabs,
tartar sauce. saratoga chips, cream
ed chicken. asparagus tips, stuffed
tomatoes. pineapple salad, nut sun
Idae, assorted cake, cheese. minis and
coffee. The bridal party constitu-
ted the guest list. Miss Verna Err
win who will be a member OF the
party was out of the city. Miss
Etha Reagan of Forney was an out
|of-town guest. Miss Lenora Single
ton was attired in handsome pink
taffeta gown with feather boa. and
a black hat. Guests we're Misses
Lenora Singleton. Inez Singleton, l.,
IL. Whippie. Ivy cheatham, Juanita
Ray, Modena Hawkins. Blanche and
Hazel Holland, Miss Reagan of For
ney.
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Theatre Party.
Honoring Miss Christine Spencer
of Columbia. Missouri. guest OF Miss
Dunlap. Mrs Ralph Getzendaner en-
tertained With a picture show party,