Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-23
HUDsoN.MoRLEY.

hODoON-MOhIE1s
or cordial interest to a large circle
OF friends was the marriage OF Miss
Ruth Morley, eldest daughter Of Mrs.
Stephen Kay Morley, to Oscar Alvin
Hudson, which was solemnized We'd
nesday evening at the First Southern
Presbyterian Church, the ring cere-
mony being performed by Rev. w. A.
McCloud.
Gorgeous snowy Easter lilies we're
used in the adornment OF the church.
and a beautiful program OF music was
rendered while the guests were as
sembllng. The altar was banked with
palms and ferns. in the center OF
which rested large basket OF the
magnificent lilies. and at each end OF
the chancel rail we're also baskets Of
these same perfect blooms. while
marking the pews for the family we're
clusters OF the Easter lilies and fern
tied with butterfly bows OF white ma.
line.
Mrs. George Stoner. presiding at
the organ, played the Accomplishments
for two beautiful solos, Mrs. ]. w.
Morris singing How DO Love
Thee" and A. l.. Kalloch rendered
Believe Me II All Those Endearlne
Young Charms" For the procession
al Mrs. Stoner played the bridal
chorus from Lohengrin, and for the
occasional the Mendelssohn wedding
march.
At $3.50 o'clock the bridal march an
nounced the coming Of the brlda
party. The ushers. Lawrence Smoot
and Ray Woestenholm. and DR.. S. ]
Clark and John Erhard entered first
walking In couples. They were fol
lowed by the maid Of honor. Miss
Bessie Scale OF Bryan. The bride en-
tered with her uncle. DIR. II. b. Gran
berry, by whom she was given in mar
riage, and Joined the bridegroom ant
his best man, A. l.. Kalloch, at the
altar.
The bride wore an exquisite brida
gown OF white charmeuse made EN-
pire style with court train. The bodic,
was OF rose point lace with long tull,
sleeves. The tulle veil was adjuste,
with a coronet OF lilies OF the vale!
and her bouquet was Of brides rose
and valley lilies fashioned in tn,
chatelane effect. Her only ornamen
was a platinum and diamond bar pin
the gift OF the groom.
The maid of honor was gowned 4
Nile green taffeta with ruffed Skin
and lace bodice. the waist being fin
lshed by a black velvet girdle. sh
wore a becoming garden hat Of chi
fon with pink sweet pea trimming
and touches OF black Her flower
we're an arm cluster of pink Killarne
roses showered with pink sweet pea
Mrs. Morley was handsomely gowI
ed In violet charmeuse with real lac
trimmings.
Mrs. Elizabeth Scale OF Bryan. III
brides grandmother. wore a lovel
black crepe charmeuse with real lac
garniture.
Mrs. Floyd Dansby OF Bryan wor
a wisteria taffeta with brocaded chi
fon bodice and touches OF black. Sh
wore a wisteria hat to match wit
orchid trimming.
Mrs. II. h. Cranberry was gowne
in a charming costume Of blue puss
willow taffeta with lace bodice an
trimmings OF gold.
Mrs. X. II. Scale Of Bryan was a
tired in a costume OF black charmeus
with Chantilly lace draperies.
Miss Marguerite Scale OF Bail
wore shell pink crepe meteor wit
crystal beaded chiffon overdress.
Following the ceremony there WI
an informal reception at the home
the brides mother for the weddir
party and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson left on Il
night train for Dallas, Mrs. HudsC
wearing a smart travelling suit
midnight blue serge with all acce
series to harmonic.
For the present Mr.. and Mrs. Hu
son will make their home in GonzalC
Mr.. Hudson being head engineer (
the dam now in construction there.
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