The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-27

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Misses Lena Andrews, p1anche Tar
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meats consisted Of saIad, pickles,
waters, hos coffee and cake.
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/, Charles Brown smith and Miss
Agnes Annette Bedford were mar
ried Thanksgiving night At S:1S
O'Clock at the Main Street Chris
tian church, the Rev. George H.
Bassett. the brides pastor, oniciat-
| ing. with the ring ceremony. Pink
and green was the color scheme. ef-
| fectiveiy combined in chrysanthe-
NUNS and ferns The chancel rail-
| ing had ropes Of vines, and the
green masses were studded with
delicate pink chrysanthemums. The
choir loft was flower garden Of
chrysanthemums and trailing vines
Stately palms stood sentinel at eth
! er end Of the altar.
Miss Edna Smith Of Dallas sang
l"You're the Dawn of Perfect
Day" Rudolph Hammerschmidt of
Dallas, cousin of Mrs Bedford's.
played the nuptial music, and ac-I
companied Miss Ruby Fogg. who
sang I'm the Garden OF My Heart
As the strains OF the wedding
march started. ten little girls dress
ed in white frocks with pink ma
line bows and sashes. entered the
aisles, carrying baskets filled with
rose petals These were scattered
in the pathway OF the bride. who
had been the little girls beloved
Sunday school teacher. The follow
ing are the names OF the flower
girls. Louise Cole. Marjorie Moores,
Helen York. Villa Moores, Eva
May York. Shirley Gibson. Eliza
beth Hines, Pauline Rocket. Irene
Good,ett and Beyrl NayIor The lit
tie girls formed senli-eircle at the
altar, and the bridal couple stood in
the center. After the nuptial beDe-
diction the bride united her bou-
quet and gave each little girl
tr1- 1<.t
The brides favors were friendship
bracelets The bride was becon-
ingIy dressed in handsome green
broadcloth. trimmed in real fur, and
wore gold lace hat, with fur and
ostrich tips. She carried bou-
quet of Killarney roses
The bride is the eldest daughter
|of Mr.. and Mrs. A. n Bedford of
this city. She was reared here and
has been popular from her child
hood. She is an accomplished musi-
clan. and she and her sister. Miss
Lucille, have often given their tai
ent to public programs In the city
The groom Is the youngest son of
Mrs Rosa Smith now OF Midlothian
He formerly lived in Waxahachie, |
and has many friends here. Mr. /:
Smith is now druggist in Atoka. |
Ok. and IS doing we'll there. He
and his bride Went to their home
Immediately after arriving in
Atoka, Thursday morning. The bride !
has been a teacher in the Sunday
school of the Main Street Christian
church for six years. Many beauti- !
full and useful presents were given
the bride and groom.
Good wishes and congratulations
of many friends will go with them |
TO their new home in Oklahoma. |
The out-of-town guests We're Mr.. |
Stephenson of Dallas. Mrs. Rosa |
Smith aud Miss Hattie May Smith |
OF Midlothian. Miss Edna Smith. |
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Roy Reiger. =.
Homer Tucker. Mrs. Rufa Pact /
schow. Mrs. Howard Climer. Mir. |
and Mrs w Fl. Bedford. Miss Elsa |
and r. Hammerschmidt OF Dallas. /
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Caldwell of En- |
mis-, Miss McNeal. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Hillyer OF Ennis.
Dr. Lee. wife and daughters mo-
tored 10 Dallas this morning.