The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-10-23

much interest to Lubbock people as
the bride. Miss Harriet Brown, made
her home here for number of years
and has many friends who are pleas
ed to hear of her marriage.
tFrom the New Berlin Gazette,
New York;
In setting Of glowing autumn
colors, Of asparagus ferns, hydran-
geas and scarlet saliva, charming
morning wedding took place in st.
Andrews Church Wednesday at 10
o'clock, when Miss Harriet Brown,
eldest daughter of Mrs. Arnold
Brown, was united in marriage with
Lewis L. Thayer The church was
filled with relatives and friends Of
the couple, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. j. r. Kerr, rector.
To the strains Of 'Lohengrin," the
bride entered on the arm Of family
friend, Clifford Calkins of Elmira.
She was becomingly attired in
handsome gown OF gray messaline,
with a gray velvet, plume-trimmed
hat. and carried an arm bouquet Of
white chrysanthemums. John Anna
Collins Of Lubbock, Texas, was maid
of honor, in q gown of taupe and
cream colored taffeta and georgette,
with brown tulle and velvet hat. She
carried yellow chrysanthemums. Lit
tie Arnold Brown Hurt, nephew Of
the bride, carried the ring on white
satin pillow The ushers were Dom
aid b Mcclure and Hugh NJ. White.
The bride was net at the chancel by
the groom and his best man, Charles
G.. Doolittle, his brother-in-law. and
the sacred office Of the church was
performed.
The bride is most charming wom-
an of splendid musical talent. being
graduate of the music department
of Elmira College, and the Musical
Training School Of Detroit. Mich.
She has taught several successful
years at Shoemaker College. Gate
City, Va, and Brookhaven. Miss.
For several years she lived in the
south at Lubbock, Texas, and Dayton
Ohio. For the past year she has
taught large class Of vocal and in
strumental pupils. Mr.. Thayer is the
only son Of Everett Thayer Of Pitts
field. but has spent his life in New
Berlin and vicinity and is highly es-
teemed by large circle of friends.
Never have congratulations and
good wishes been extended so hear
tily as TO Mr.. and Mrs Thayer. They
left by auto FOR trip of several
days. after which they viii make
their home here.
Among the guests from out Of
town were Mrs. G. A. Calkins of Ei-
mira. and Mrs. Nellie Brown, Of
Utica.
The Wednesday afternoon Needle
Club met with Mrs. G. NJ. Cosby,
Mrs. ]. T. Woodbridge assisting hos
tess. The house was very artistic in
a profusion Of lovely roses from the
flower garden Of Mrs. Cosby. An
election Of officers was held and
Mrs. Tom Arnett was chosen prcsi-
dent, Mrs. Maddox vice president.
Mrs. Ellis, secretary and treasurer.
These three ladies' were also made
the flower committee. Tuna fish
sandwiches, pickle. olives. fruit salad
coffee, and whipped cream we're
served Those present we're; Mines.
Smiley Wilson. Tom Arnett. +. L.
klett. ". A. Bowen. Frank Maddox.
7. II. Pollard. Jot smith. n A. nav-
ldson. J W. Davidson. and the hos-
tcases.
The Ladies Aid Soclsty of the
First Chf.stlsn Church had an aII
day meeting a the home of Nrs. n
J. Lowry Nonday. doing <ome qnI|>-
lns and packing hex % ff11< ~
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