The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-09

- ''' MISS fsehora Jane
o"s'e'on, which took place at the
first Baptist church TUESDAY even
ING Miss Julia Mae Ward plaved
.he nuptial music. with Miss Sam
montgomery OF Fort Worth. as v,o-
I'm aecompanist. As soon as the or
San notes announced the hour. the
RENTERS of the Sigma Club entered
IRON the pastors study and took
their places in the choir loft. Each
OF the fourteen girls looked the pic
lure OF youth in their dainty white
frocks. The club girls. composed OF
the following. sang Lohengrin's bri-
aai chorus as the wedding party en-
tered Misses Margaret Barcus.
Margaret Andrews. Genevieye Hoi-
land. Reba Singleton. Rainey Hair
rison, Elizabeth Hendley, Rhedia
Wicker, Jocie Owens, Nell Langs-
ford, Lillian Rushing, Dossie Nc
CARNEY. TheIma Cole. Jennie Ken
N'tt' 'thhfhtt w ilH.
! Previous to the ceremony Mrs.
John Singleton of Kaufman. sister
lin-law of the bride. sang "AIl for
You. Miss Montgomery played the
! violin obligato. 1t brought pleas
ure to the audience to hear the
voice of Mrs. Singleton again. who
as Miss Jennie Shelton, was a favor
lite soloist during her young lady
hood. She wore handsome duchess
satin, with green girdle and back lace
oyerdress. Miss Montgomery wore
a blue taffeta with spangled net ov-
erdress. During the ceremony she
played softly Tchaikowsky's Barca-
role.
The bridesmaids were Misses
| Modena Hawkins, Blanche Holland.
l.. E. Whipple. Hazel Holland, Juan
ita Ray, Verna Erwin, Ivy Cheat
ham, who entered alternately with
| the groomsmen from opposite
aisles The maids all wore elaborate
white chiffon robes, with pink ma
line hats. They carried Sheperdess'
crooks, which were tied with fluffy
maline bows. The groomsmen were
in full dress attire and entered as
follows Ed Mailman, C. w. Kent.
| James Redman, j. o. Ray, Ozro
Cheatham, Erwin Singleton, Allie
Stephenson. Joe Henry Singleton
l'of Kaufman, nephew OF the bride,
was the ring bearer. He wore a
| Lord Fauntleroy suit with Irish
point collar and cuffs. Little Nan
Icy Jane Rogers, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Rogers, was the flow
or girl She carried basket Of
rose petals, and scattered them for
| the bride. She was dressed in white
| frock, with pink ribbons. The ush-
ers were Robert Carlisle, Henry
Martin, Clifton Hawkins and Bob
Griffin
The groom entered with his best
man, John MizeI The bride came
in with her sister, Miss lnez SIN
gleton. She was handsomely
gowned in white duchess satin.
made semi-princess effect. 1t was
ornateiy trimmed with seeded
pearls, and the girdle was brocaded
in silver. The belero was hand emf
broidered with seeded pearls The
court train fell from her shoulders.
The brides veil was fashioned with
a Princess Louise cap, and caught
with lilies-of-the-yalley. Her shower
bouquet fell from a prayer book
which she carried. The veil was of
exquisite Venetian lace. bit Of
sentiment being attached TO il be-
cause it had been worn by other
brides of the relationship.
Miss Inez Singleton, the maid of
honor, wore an exquisite costume,
The three tier skirt was pleated
chiffon. and fell from girdie OF
brocaded satin.
Rev A. n. Hall, the brides pastor,
officiated. The ceremony was
solemn and beautiful.
The bride is the second daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Singleton OF
this city. She is native OF this eoun-
tv and her friends have grown with
her years. After a course in Trinity
University. the bride was student
in the College of Industrial Arts at
Denton. She has been very popular
in the social circles here, member
of the Sixteen club, and other social
clubs of the city. The groom has
made his home in Waxahachie FOR
the past fourteen years. He is a
native of Mississippi. and is a
nephew of ]. b, Hines OF this city.
Hc is associated with Mr.. Hardin in
the real estate business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hines are now keep