The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-30
palI.. chaptcr Chris,mas Crlcbrs.lon.

Dallas Chapter Christmas Celebration.
Dallas chapter. U. n. c.. held It's
annual Christmas celebration yester-
day. entertaining with MONDAY
luncheon to compliment its three vice
presidents. Mrs Z. L. Thomson. Mrs.
Ellen u. rarris and Mrs. J. T.
Downs. who have served the chapter
in this capacity for twenty-seven con-
lsecutive years. The ladies' ordinary
OF the Oriental hotel was decorated
for the entertainment The flags
were hung with United States flags
and flags OF the Coafederacy. Flags
OF various states in which there are
U. n. c. organizations. were also
Idraped about the walls.
The tables were arranged In the
form OF a United States flag. the
table which seated the honor guests
and other officers of the chapter
forming the flagstaff. Along the
long tables were placed potted ferns
and pepper plants. with flags OF the
Confederacy rising from each pot.
IThe entertainment began with the
|signing OF Dixie" by the guests.
with Miss elsie 8. Drifting at the
|piano. The program OF tender
memories" was featured with rerni-
Iniscences of the old south by various
members Of the chapter. The talks
were interpreted with musical num-
lbers, which also carried out the remi-
lniscent feature. Covers were laid
flor 160 guests.
Little Miss Betsy Bryan. wearing
la frock fashioned on the lines OF
Ichildren's frocks of 1850. gave n
lpiano number. Mrs. J. w. Hudnali
wore a costume which was worn by
her mother In 1866 and sang sere-
made which was popular in that pc
|rioa. Mrs. J. c. Muse. president OF
1.-THE chapter. presided. The pro-
Igram as given follows: Southern
melodies" Miss Marjorie Hunt: vo-
|cal number, II Dreamed l Dwelt In
Marble Halls" Mrs. Henry Hymes;
Tribute to the officers OF Dallas
lchapter, Mrs. M. l.. Hunter, poet
laureate Of the chapter; responses,
Mrs. j. +. Self. corresponding sec
|retary; history Of the Dallas Con-
Ifederate monument. Mrs. J. T.
Downs; when He Would a-wooins
lGo," Mrs. Ellen d. Farris; piano
number little Miss Betsy Bryan;
l"Just as We Were." Mrs. J. w. Hud-
mall; my First Party" Mrs. c. N,
-IMcDermott; believe Me. II All
Those Endearing Young Charms
Miss Marjorie williams; Three
Great Men / Knew in My Childhood
Days General Sam Houston. DR..
Rufus Burleson and Bishop Gregg"
MRS. Travis; "A Heroic Woman, EN-
Ina Sansom," Mrs. Chrisman; "Dal-
Has in 1856" Mrs. 8. p. Stair; Remi-
lniscences OF Aunt Lucindy, With
HAPPY Christmas Wishes to ALL
J MRS. Mary winn Shoots; Loves
J, lOld Sweet Song" Miss Cecil Duna-
, want; 'Juanita" Mrs. Earle d.
Behrends; when You and ] Were
! Young" Miss Louise Moon Mrs.
: Walter Williams and Miss Annette
J BLACK were accompanies. The pro-
/ gram closed with the singing OF
, i"Auld Lang Syne" with Miss Elsie
lGriffing at the ano.--Dallas News
Pool-Singleton Wedding.
A pretty home wedding was that
of Judge Adrian Poole of Eel Past
and Miss Inez Singleton which took
place Thursday afternoon at 4;St
O'Clock at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
=. w. Singleton. parents Of the bride
The guests were met at the door
by Mrs. VIII Hines, sister OF the
/. bride, and were ushered into the liv
! ing room where the ceremony wal
) performed.
The living room was beautiful In
long stemmed pink roses placed In
tall vases about the room. In one
corner Of the room large altar had
been erected and this was decorated
with pink roses and ferns. The din
ling room was In tones OF red and
Igreen. Poinsettis and ferns with
Christmas hollis and holly were the
decorations used. Vases Of flowers
were arranged artistically on the
buffet. serving table and on the
ms anita