Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-06-02

escorted by her tat 10 the groom |
in waiting, DR. Roy ! Vineyard OF
Amarillo. who was tended by his
brother. Dr. 5. p. V nyard. also OF
Amarillo Her robe WAS simple as
young brides should be-. yet rich |
OF ivory charmeuse with court train |
touched with lace ana seed pearls. ~
fell In graceful lines nnder the en-
veloping veil with It's ooronet OF
orange blossoms. Her flowers we're
the typical shower OF valley lilies
from the hand cluster Of bride roses
The altar was tropical picture
OF waving palms and pink rose
winnings arranged BY the hand OF
skin and the eye for tate to reflect
the same tones which appeared In
the animated tableaV made By the
bridal party. Three arches met be.
fore the pulpit and choir stalls. each
massed with the preferred flower 10
It's own foliage through which were
seen the spreading palm upon its
green pedestal mounting Soft lights
cleaned. the organ rippled IN melody
and the hush Of deep interest pre-
vailed while VOWS were said the
ring was taken and blessings given
The peals Of Mendelssohn told that
the service was at an end and there
led the occasional fair young
wife and a manly husband with
smiles for every friend down the
aisle through they passed To the
waiting carriages which took them
at once to the home Of the bride.
where the reception was held
Here again was the bower OF ferns
and pink roses. the last evidence OF
thought on the part OF an adoriu"
family before goodbye were said
and the daughter and sister passed
into another home Informally the
reception was held. the brides cake
was cut. the bridal flowers were
thrown and the andsome gili adj
mired Conspicuous among the lat
ter was the vase OF e,uuisitely cut
crystal given by the baptist choir
and some very fine silver pieces
from other friends.
In preparing Tor her wedding
Journey the bride discarded her robe
for summer suit of hattloship gray
with white trimmings a natty lit-
tie Panama hat and other Gmart
accessories completed TIE costume
aud Or and Mrs Vineyard sped on
their Journey 20 the Pacific coast
There will be- first visit TO CAT
weston and san Antonio. a stop 10
New Mexico and then comes The
great exposition which 80 be- seen
leisurely The return viii be- over
the northern route with stops 81
Yellowstone park. Sail Lake Den
yer and other points Arrival in
Amarillo will not bf made before
the first of July There Or Vine
yard has hosts OF friends 10 give
welcome to his bride for there his
home has been alway With Two
brothers he rs established la hIs
own institution of surgery and, be-.
ing the youngest of The three. be-
engaged also in general practice
The family is one OF Tho oldest and
most highly hcnorcd of that city and
%, lai lrrstite a,,Ju aanirs the
! name. In Temple Or. VINEYARD was
with the Santa Fc hospital for q year
following his graduation from the
state medical school and while NOT
widely known he has here some
very warm friends who iilloV him.
and also hi bride with good wishes
ON their path which leads into ih"
future of happIu'ss'
Following are the uusical nnm-
bcrs Tor the services OF 'he First
Batisi church for sunday
Morning,
| Prelude "KamonuOi-O stroV
Observation-Disclosures. RuhcusioIu
Miss Ruth Howard
Anthem ~ Song of Praise"
Observation-Disclosures. Wilson
choir
Oucrlory "Ncunct" ..........
Observation-Disclosures. Beethoven
Solo He Knows The Way ...
Observation-Disclosures. Hrirg
Mrs L. r Kicr
Pos'lude 'Fcs'al postlude 800 GO
.................... Rockwell
Evening.
Prelude "Pastoralc' ..........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Barrett
Miss Howard
Anthem Lead Ne, o Lord" ...
................... Prlr.e
choir
Offertory 30 Thou sublime Sweet
Evening star" .... Wagner
Solo There ls 80 sight There
............. .... Ranks
Mrs " = PARCELS
/ po-tmdo "Cayotte loo u Flat
Officers elected o. seryc during
tur ensuing year to. the rhilaihD
Glass OF the POLK street. Methodist
church are as follow
President Miss Lois Fiuklea