Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-02

ley OF Austin, Catherine Cayitt OF
Clarkson, Tenn, and Ruth Cawthon
OF Lampasas received. The bridal
table was oyerlaid with cluny lace.
The brides cake occupied the central
position and rested In mound OF
ferns and sweet peas, surrounded by
crystal candlestlcks holding pink rose
shaded candles, and crystal dishes OF
minis and bonbons. From the chande.
Tier pink ribbons and maline made
rope to either side of the cake, and
were there caught In large bow and
pink sweet peas. In the hall adjoln.
Ing the decorations we're OF narclssus
and ferns, and here the punch bowl
was presided over by Misses Myrtle
James and Della Lawrence. Promptly
at 3 o'clock the familiar strains OF
Lohengrin's wedding march, played
by Miss Clara Mawhlnney OF Bryan,
was heard, and the bridal party
assembled the broad stairway into the
library, where the wedding service
was performed Misses Corlnne James
OF Bryan and Marguerite Scale OF
Baird, wearing dresses OF chiffon and
lace over pink charmeuse. came first,
followed by Misses Mary McInnis OF
Bryan and Margaret Boulware OF
Palestine, gowned In chiffon and lace
over white charmeuse. Bouquets OF
pink and white sweet peas were
caught at the shoulders OF the brides.
maids and streamers Of tulle from
these bouquets formed an aisle, down
which the maid of honor, Miss Bessie
Scale. sister of the bride, dressed In
pink charmeuse with silver trimmings.
and Mr. Frank d. Steger. best man.
passed, leading the way for the bride
and groom to their position in front
Of Rev. Charlton II. Storey, who
united them In marriage, using the
beautiful ring ceremony The bride
was never more beautiful than in her
wedding gown OF silk net with silver
trimmings over white charmeuse. Her
veil OF tulle was worn Juliet fashion
and adjusted with orange blossoms
She carried an arm bouquet OF brides
roses and lilies of the valley After
the ceremony the young couple receiy.
ed the congratulations Of their friends
and an ice course OF white and pink
was served. In the dining room all
OF the bridal party gathered around
the table, where much merrlment was
caused by the cutting Of the brides
cake. Mr.. and Mrs. Click left on n
late train for New Orleans, where they
will spend a few days. returning to
Bryan. where they will be at home
to their friends at the home OF Mrs.
Lucy McDougald. Mrs. Click wore a
handsome travelling suit Of midnight
blue duveten cloth, military style. with
chiffon blouse in blue to match. and
she had all accessories to harmonic
Before leaving for the train. the bride
threw her bouquet from the stair
landing. and Miss Mary Mclnnis was
the fortunate girl to catch H. The
brides gifts 10 her attendants were
velvet neck ornaments with gold and
pearl mountlngs This beautiful mar.
rage has been forecasted by a mum.
Der of complimentary Inequalities
which signifies the popularity of the
young couple The bride Is a girl Of
sincere sweetness and perfect charm
OF manner and possesses the faculty
OF numbering everyone as her friend
she is a social favorite, beloved for
her thoughtful consideration OF others
She has been reared among loving
friends who sincerely wish her and
her husband every happiness in her
new life. Mr.. Click is a native Of
Tennessee. He is connected with the
English department at the A. & VI.
College, and has made a host Of loyal
and fast friends, being held In high
esteem by them all. He is a young
man of sterling character and worth
end great promise.