Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-13

entine motif perfectly. this complet.
ing this pleasant affair
Ovens Stephan
A wedding OF marked interest to
many was that OF Miss Inez Stephan
and Mr. Kyle Owens, which was
solemnized at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. h. Stephan,
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
The occasion was quiet one, only
the immediate families OF the con.
tracing parties and a few intimate
friends being present. The guests on
entering were served delicious fruit
punch by Mesdames Edward Metzler
OF Houston and Charles Stephan from
an attractively arranged punch table.
The reception suite was converted
into one apartment. which was gor.
geously adorned with white carna.
lions and narcissus, which gave the
sweetest perfume TO the entire cere.
monial suite. Beneath a canopy OF
smilax at one end OF the room an
altar was beautifully formed with
palms, ferns and clusters Of white
carnations bowed with white maline
burning tapers among the greenery
producing a most pleasing effect Just
preceding the ceremony, Mrs. George
Adams, with much sweetness and
feeling. sang Because She also
played the wedding march. The
bride was attended by the groom's
sister Miss Willie Owens Of Houston.
who entered with the best man. Mr..
George Stephan. brother OF the
bride. Little Miss Dorothy Stepan.
carrying the ring in the heart Of a
gorgeous Easter lily. preceded the
bride and groom Rev. NJ. f. Weaver
OF the First Baptist Church was the
officiating minister. Sacred and sin.
cere were the solemn words as he
pronounced the prayer of benedictio-.
and the bride and groom spoke the
beautiful VOWS that will forever bind
their lives in happy wedlock. The
bride was handsomely gowned IN n
spring coat suit OF pea green cloth.
She wore hat and all harmonizing
accessories and carried white carna-
tions arm fashion. The young couple
left Immediately after the ceremony
to attend Mardi Gras at New Orleans.
taking with them the good wishes
from not only the assembled friends
present but others. A display OF
gifts OF value and beauty attested the
regard felt for the contracting parties.
the bride is most estimable young
lady, possessed of many charming
traits OF character Mr.. Owens. who
is In the garage business, is a splen.
did young man of exemplary habits.
and has made many warm friends
since making his residence in BRYAN.
Musical Tea by Miss Parks PUPILS
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock the
smaller pupils of Miss Anita Park
gave at her home musical tea. with
their parents and friends as guests
some OF the children have studied
only few months, but they plaved
with musical understanding reflect.
ing credit on both teacher and pupils
While the more advanced ones dc
played marked individual interprets.
i've ability. After the following pro.
gram tea and sandwiches were served
py the hostess and her mother.
Springtime Greeting. BALDWIN
Franchelle Roberts.
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Helen Moore.
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Elizabeth Love.
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Helen Moore and Gene Edge.
Dance of the Spirits. pohm
Ruth Watkins.
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Lila Wickes.
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Norwegian Bridal Procession. .Grieq
Ruth Weldon.
Mrs. Doane Hostess to Friday Club
Mrs. ]. S. Doane gave delightful