The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-07
scntt-Rrnmn Wedding.

Scott-Brown Wedding.
Married, Mr.. Arthur Carroll Scott
Temple, Texas, to Miss Harriet MAY
Brown. Tuesday. september fifth, In
Chicago. at the home Of the brides
grandmother, Or. May p. Brown.
\ All Temple was interested In the
above announcement first. because
this is the home town of the groom
he has grown to manhood here
and is truly worthy OF the love and
respect given him; second, because
the one he has so wisely chosen for
his heIpmeet has visited among MS
and by her many charms and person.
ality has won our admiration and
love: and this marriage, having the
full sanction of both families, we
feel sure they have chosen wisely
and well-just the one to make each
others life complete.
The wedding was one of simplici-
", devoid of any show Whatever,
ene where love and sacredness reign
ed supreme. The Rev. ENcelcior Of
Trinity church, received the sacred
VOWS at an altar embarked With
ferns and palms and thanked on
either side with large wnIte baskets
filled with Killarney roses. Just
yer the altar was suspended the
eter-beautlful wedding bell, formed
81 Easter lilies. In the unavoidable
absence of the musician, Mrs. A. G..
Scott played the bridal chorus from
Lohrengrin. and al moments
rotice DR.. A. c. Scott, father OF the
groom. acted as best man. the Epis-
copal ceremony calling for another
official witness.
The bride wore a duchess satin
gown draped with white tulle en-
broidered with silver trimmings.
court train her veil Of real lace WAS
arranged artistically and fashioned
Il, a most modish and original style
she carried a shower bouquet OF
orchids and lilies Of the valley. Mss
Lucille Scott, sister Of the groom and
a1 intimate friend Of the bride, was
maid Of honor. Miss Seotts gown
vas OF white tulle with silver trim
nings and she carried dainty
colonial bouquet composed OF tiny
mink tea roses, lavender asters and
small white chrysanthemums, held
IN place with white embroidered
naper.
After the ceremony an elegant
rcpast was served in the dining room,
where red Richmond roses gave out
fragrance and beauty. On this oc-
easion no Partially was shown about
the cakes; there were two. one for
the groom and one for the bride;
they we're handsomely embossed and
delicious to the taste, Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott serving generous slices to their
friends.
Mrs. SCOTS travelling dress was
of blue wool velour. with moie-skin
trimmings most fetching poke
bonnet of purple, susmounted with
silver ornaments, and q modish veil,
completed the striking picture OF
youth and beauty. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Scott left the same evening
for Boston. From there they go to
the White mountains for ten days,
and returning to Boston they VIII
he at home TO their friends al Hotel
Avery until their apartments are IN
readiness for them.- Temple Mirror,
The groom. Arthur Scott, is wen
known to Waxahaehie people. lie
and his sister, Miss Lucille Scott,
we're in school at Trinity university
and made many friends in the city
during their school days here, lie
is now taking his medical course at
Harvard Medical college at Boston,
where Charles simpson is also tax
ing his medical course.