The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-09
Bartcn-Holian,i.

at The First Methodist church whom
The Rev Henry Bartou OF san Mar
oial New Mexico. and Miss iagei
Holland Ct this city we're united IN
, marriage. pr. Horace Bishop Off
eiating. The ceremony. vita the
ring sercive. was very solemn and
sacrcd The church was beaut.iui-
+ By decorated a pyramid OF white
snow bah chrysanthemums WAS
made. around which were placed
largo ferns and palms Tall altar
/ lilies roac above The chry santnemum
pyramid Just before The entrance
O. the bridal party Mrs. Walter
Grow sang Mine She wore a
/ blue silk dress with chiffon trim
mipgs. aud cursage Of Killarney
buds. Her hat was silver lace VITA
French buds. Or. r. l.. Schmitt Of
Dallas played Lohengrin's process
sional, and Mendelssohns recession
q. and also played softly the nup-
tial music during the ceremony.
The ushers were Charles ". Kent.
John Henry Pierce. John Poindex-
ter. John Mizell. and John Wynne
Barton.
The bride entered with her sister.
Miss Blanche Holland. She wore
an individual model coat suit. in the
ehar-treuse shade. Her hat was
Partisan velvet in yellow and black
shades, with pink and blue French
buds Her boots were ivory shade
and she wore ivory gloves The
crepe blouse was Of char-treuse trim
mings and cream lace The bridal
bouquet was an exquisite arrange
ment of brides buds, With a shower
OF the valley lilies. ':he bride was
most attractive in her wedding suit.
Miss Blanche Holland. the maid of
honor, wore a brown velour suit
with velvet trimmings. with black
jet hat The carried a bouquet of
pink Killarney roses and maiden
hair ferns The groom entered with
his best man and brother, Virgil
Barton, of Oyerton. The bride and
groom met at the altar, and then DR..
Bishop officiated in a very sweet and
sacred ceremony
The bride is the eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Holland of
this city. After finishing the high
school she attended Southwestern
University at Georgetown, later go
ing to Trinity, and finishing there
with an A. b. degree. The bride
and groom were classmates at Trih-
lity University, in the class OF 1914.
Miss Holland was one of the most at
traetiye and popular young ladies' of
her set This was attested after her
engagement was announced, by the
numerous prenuptial parties and din
ners given in her honor. Since grad
uating from Trinity she has taught
in the city schools, being a member
Of the high school faculty when she
resigned.
The Rev. Henry Barton is we'll
known to Waxahachians, where he
spent his college days and made
many friends by his courteous man
ners. He was assistant pastor ct
DR.. Packard's church in FL Paso,
ono of the most prominent Meth
odist churches in that city. He
joined that conference last October,
and was given q station at San Mar
cial, New Mexico, which is consider
ed compliment TO his ability as a
young minister. Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
ton are well educated, and are quail
flied for the useful life that lies out
before them. and congratulations of
many friends will follow them with
hopes of their success. After the
ceremony they went to Dallas, going
next day to Overton, the old home
of the groom. where they will spend
several days with his relatives.