The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-10-04
CRAWFORD. TAYLOR NUpTIlL

GRAWFURB. lAYlUK MUPlltl
One of the most beautiful we'd
dings of the season was that of Mr..
L. c. Crawford of Fort Worth and
Miss Cora E. Taylor, daughter of
Mr.. Wiley Taylor of near town on
the lawn of DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Tay-
lor, on the night of August q, 1919.
Just before the wedding march was
played, Cadmun's "At Dawning" was
sweetly sung by Miss Rose Bennett.
The lawn and house were beautifully
decorated with flowers. An aisle
started at the porch steps of blue
and white crepe paper, festooned
with green vines. This led to the
pugola which was also decorated
with the same color scheme entwin-
ed with vines and flowers; here the
ceremony was pronounced with sim
cerity and Gods blessings invoged
by Rev. F. w. Scott. After the guests
wished for the couple success and
long life they were served with maple
nut cream and white cake. Before
and after the ceremony most en-
trancing music furnished by a SPAN
ish orchestra. The bride was gowned
in a beautiful Crepe de Chine and
Georgette Crepe dress of ivory white
with filet lace and rhinestone trim
mings, she carried shower bouquet
of tube roses and ferns. The guest
book was presided over by Mrs. ].
e. Yarbrough and Mrs. C. D. Tur-
ner The presents were numerous
and beautiful and are as follows to
date:
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Terrell, half
dozen gold band plates; Mrs. Ange-
line Richardson, family Pyree cook
ing dish; Miss Nola j. Hamilton,
half dozen ice tea spoons: Miss Mag
gle Richardson and mother, silver
butter dish; Dr. and Mrs. H. e. Will
liams, Corsicana, one ivory perfume
set; DR.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Vandervell,
Waco, one ivory perfume set; Mr..
and Mrs. P. L. Count, one large vase
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Mcdaniel, bowl
and pitcher; Mrs. Lucy Thomas, cake
stand; Mrs. w. c. Carroll. half dozen
glasses; Mr.. and Mrs. Will billiard
niece, half dozen glasses; Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Mitchell, three granite
pans; six yards buck toweling; Mr.
and Mrs. o. Kelly, one bowl; Mr.. L.
S. Caldwell, Fl. Worth, one half doz-
en- handpainted plates; Mr.. Max Lee
vine, pair garters; Mrs. Kate West
and Beddie Love, one dozen mono
gram napkins; Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter
Fuller one pair of embroidered pilliw
cases; DR.. and Mrs. Jas. Munchus,
Waxahachie, water bottle: Mrs. Stella
Atkison and daughter, one silver
ladle; Miss Adelaide Nelson and
mother, cold meat fork. Corsicana
DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Sorrelle, Waco,
half dozen soup spoons; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Brown of Corsicana and
daughter, sugar and cream spoons /;
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillard Turner, cut
glass bon bon dish; Prof. and Mrs.
r. L. Mellon, cut glass salad bowl /;
Miss Marie Hutchinson. Fl. Worth,
cut glass mayonnnisc set; Mrs. Annie
Grice, cut glass vase; Mrs. Beatrice
Scott, Fl. Worth, silver pickle fork {;
DR.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Taylor, Corsi-
cana, half dozen ice tea spoons, but
ter fork and half dozen coffee spoons I;
Prof. and Mrs. L. NJ Johnson, Fort
Worth, cut glass olive dish; Mrs.
]. e. Yarbrough. hand painted nut
bowl; Miss Rose Bennett, combina-
ton cut glass syrup and cream pitch
err; Mrs. Susie Haywood. WaXahachie,
silver pickle fork; DR.. and Mrs. w.
w. Humphrus. Corsicana, luncheon
set; Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Cunningham.
pair Of bath towels; Mrs. w. o.
Bundy Fort Worth, pair of bath
towels; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Atkinson,
Corsicana, one linen scarf; Mrs.
Fred Moore, Corsicana. embroidered
table cloth; Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy
Fields, one pair silk hose and guest
towel: Mr.. and Mrs. Lee, counter
combing sack: Mr.. and Mrs. jeff
Lister. one pair bath towels; Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Lister and family dresser
scarf; Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Moore,
Corsicana. half dozen linen napkins ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold, one pair tow
els; Mr.. and Mrs Ketter BlQunt, one
linen and clunv counterDice: Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Battle. linen table cloth :
Mrs. J. c. Williams and family pair
of bath towels; DR.. and Mrs. w. Fl.
Davis of Corsicafa. linen table cloth /:
Mrs. T. d. Pvles, one guest towel:
Mrs. y. p. McFarlin of Fort Worth.
bath mat: Mr.. and Mrs. viii Morgan
Of Dallas. cut glass bowl; Miss Susie
TAYLOR, two quilts; Mr. and Mrs.
Wiley Taylor, one pair of linen hem
stitched sheets and preserve bowl:
DR.. and Mrs. M. D. Shields. pre-
serve bowl; Mrs Kizzie Carter of
Rice. cedar chest; Dr. and Mrs. Tay-
lor, cold meat fork; Dr. and Mrs.
G. H. Diggs, Waxahachie. Texas, cold
meat fork.
Miss Cora e. Taylor was. honored
with a miscellaneous shower from
9 to 10 a. M, Tuesday. August g.
1919. at the residence of Mrs. A.
Lynn Taylor, quite few friends of
the family were present The hos
tess served ice cream and cake after
which the party assisted Miss Taylor
in finding the hidden treasure COM
posed of gifts brought by the many
friends, which were as follows:
Mrs. A. B. Turner, double boiler