The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-10

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tive and artistic wedding wednes-
day evening. when the marriage OF
Miss Helen Plumhon. who Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
plumhon Of South Adams street.
and Mrs. David y. Miller took place.
The bridegroom In with the Bound
Electric company. and both are pop
lular among the younger set. the
bride having attended the Fort
Worth High school.
Yellow and white were the motifs
of the color scheme. and the church
was beautiful In the profusiye use.
OF Shasta daisies draped on the
chandeliers and about the walls. The
chancel was banked in a mass OF
immense palms and ferns. and on
| the communion rail were gorgeous
ropes and chains of daisies inter-
mingled with ivy. Graceful and
large bouquets Of daisies stood above
the chains at intervals, and just at
1.-THE rear of these the altar was
formed OF white and topped with
daisies.
The prelude OF the musical pro-
gramme was played as a piano and
violin duet by Miss Pauline Wright
and Mr.. Hubert Brown. who gave
THE Evening Star" from Tanhaus-
er. This was followed by vocal
numbers. Because" and 20 Fair,
o Sweet, o Holy sung BY Miss VIII
lie Pemberton. with Miss Wright at
the piano As the professional,
Miss Wright gave Lohengrin's we'd
ding march. and during the cere-
mony she played in soft tones,
Venetian Love Song After the
ceremony, Mendelssohn's wedding
march was given as the occasional
Approaching the altar from oppo-
| site aisles, the bridal party entered
| from the rear of the church, the
maids and groomsmen alternating at
either side Miss Mary Williams
and Mr.. o. T. Crimes led the bridal
procession. then came Miss Ruby
| Lee Pemberton and Mr.. Edgar
/ Craighcad Miss Mary Buchanan and
Mr.. r. H. George, and Miss Winnie
| Shepherd and Mr.. Chester More
| head The maid of honor, Miss
| Marie Plumhoff of Waxahaehie.
l - H., brit nnfnrad ai0nP
and was followed by the ring-bear-
err. Master Joseph Baldridge, attired
in white. who carried the ring In
lilly Forming an aisle of chains OF
/, daisies. the little ribbon bearers,
! Louise Plumhoff and Mildred Puck
EFT. preceded the flower girls, lit
tie Misses Margaret Ingram and
Alice Mae Davidson. Then the bride
entered on the arm of her father
Mr.. William Plumhoff. and as they
reached the altar. where the brice-
| groom and the best man, Mr.. J. r.
| Berry, met the bride, the ribbon
f! bearers crossed to the rear of the
| church, forming the daisy aisle for
! the occasional The Rev. {. H.
! Wright, pastor of the church, OF
| ficiated in performing the ring cere-
mony.
The bridal gown was handsome
creation of ivory crepe de chine,
with the bodice of silk net. AT the
empire waist line, rope of pearls
was draped, extending to the hem
/ of the skirt, and finished with
pearl tassel. A satin court train
was caught at the shoulder Win
! lilies of the valley. and over TINS
was draped the tulle veil worn cap
| fashion. with orange blossoms. She
carried shower OF roses and lilies
of the valley.
Miss Marie Plumhoff was attired
in a gown of yellow crepe de chine,
with touches of blue velvet, and she
wore a short white bridesmaid veil
caught with yellow rosebuds. Her
| flowers were an arm bouquet OF
| Shasta daisies.
Each of the bridesmaids was
gowned in ACCORDION plated lace
creations over yellow crepe de cnihe,
and they wore wide yellow girdle OF
ribbon. Their white tulle picture
hats were trimmed in daisies, ana
they carried STATS with bouquets OF
daisies tied with yellow tulle poWs'
The little ribbon bearers wore
| dainty frocks of white Organize
With yellow ribbon sashes ana hair
bows, and the flower girls, wearing
white embroidered dresses, carried
their daisies and rose petals In tan
| flower baskets,
Mrs. William Plumhoff, the
brides mother, wore gown Oh