The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-23
Dennis-6rabam Wedding.

nesday evening at eight o'clock at
The home Of the brides parents
and Mrs. L. II. Graham, on
West Marvin avenue. The Rev. G
II. Hogan, the brides pastor, off
ciated with the ring ceremony.
Previous TO the eeremony Miss
Hattie Lee Hornbeak sang BE
cause" accompanied by Miss Lucille
Harding. who played the nuptiat
music, Miss Hornbeak wore a
white tnlle ffoek with corsage OF
white sweet peas. and hat OF white
tnlle. Miss Lucille Harding wore a
yellow tuile with gold accessories,
and a eorsage of white sweet peas
During the ceremony she played
softly Loves Dream by Litz.
Miss Elsie Graham, sister of the
tride, was maid of honor. She
ore a white lace froek over chif-
Ion slip and silver cloth. Her hat
vas of white tulle, and she carried
a sheath of rose carnations.
The bride wore a becoming suit
Of dark blue faifle with white
Georgette collar and cuffs. Her hat
vas q white milan straw. with
burnt grange TIPS, and her boots
We're gray kid. The bridal bot
quet was an exquisite Arrangement
of lilies and sweet peas. The
groom was attended by his brother
Claude Dennis. OF Oklahoma City.
Adelaide Graham. little sister q
tie bride, and Josephine Wilson
aeted as flower girls. They wore
White net froeks with touches OIL
| pink and carried white bronze a
kets filled with flowers. Miss Sal
lie Lee shelton presided at the
brides book.
The Graham home was beautiful.
~ decorated. Pink and green were
| the colofs chosen for an effective
floral scheme. The mantle of each
| reception room was fringed in pink
! flowers with fern sprays. Tbs
| altar was designaea by a pyramid
of palms. with pedestal baskets Of
pink Gladioia at either side. II
the dining room a shower Of White
tulle fell from the chandelier to tbs
table. The center piece was a bas-
ket of daisies.
The brides mother received in
white crepe with lace embeilish-
| nents. Assisting in receiving were
Misses Marguerite Mi2ell, Gladly
Eel of league, Mary Ballard. HaF-
Ian Miller. Margaret Kemble, Allif
| Shelton, irma Cole, Birdie Lee Ma.
4oney, fsla Estes. and Mesdames
q'aImage Newton, ". G, Lomax, {
| C.. Forrest, Bass Williams Jr,, Carey
| Wilson. Henry Wilson and Mrs. Sld
! Wilson of Fort Worth. Out o.
town guests Included Claude Den
mis- Of Oklahoma City, brother o.
the groom Dr. and Mrs. S, J. vii
| son of Fort Worth, Mr.. and Mrs
| Ne. ]. Dennis. parents of the groom
from Nevada. Mr.. and Mrs, r. b
White of Ennis. Gladys Bell OF
league and bly, Andrews OF Dallas.
An informal reception followed
the wedding ceremony. Brick
cream. pink and white minis and
wedding cakes with the initial OF
pig" in pink lettering. were serv-
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis LETT on the
nine O'Clock train for San Antonio
where they win spend several days.
The bride is the eldest daughter
of DIR. and Mrs. J.. Ii. Graham o.
this city. SHE was educated Il.
Trinity university and has enjoyed
- wide circle of friends III neg
home own. The groom is the son
of a prominent banker OF Nevada
and since coming to make Wa<aha-
chic his rome, has won The esteem
Of our business men, and been very
popular in society circles Mr. psu.
mis- is n OF the progressive fouhs
business men of the city.
The guests viewed an array OF
beautiful gifts. which meiuoeo d
chest of silver, a silver coffee SET.
cleo = china dinner set, with so'd
nonogram, and many cut grass
pieces.
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Complimenting June hriies'
Mrs. Bass Williams Jr9 ehtei'"'D
.h on attractive party Mohuds