The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-06-25


in her basket placed in a large lily.
The maid of honor, Miss Myrtle
Wright, of Fort Worth, wore a pink
evening gown of silk tatfeta. Mrs
Gus Kemp, the matron of honor, en-
tered next carrying a large silver
staff wearing a beautiful evening
gown of white spangled net over
salmon satin with ,Nasturtium lace
draping the sides Little Elmira
Kemp, dressed as pink kewpie,
streW the rose petals up the aisle.
The bride followed on her mothers
arm while the groom and bestmen
entered the side door of the church
and met the bride at the altar. Mas
ter Jeff Blocker, dressed in white
trousers and blue velvet coat pre-
scented the license on a silver tray.
The brides dress was white silk
net over white satin with beautiful
silver lace, and she wore silver Slip
pers and lovely veil with a wreath
of orange blossoms and carried a
beautiful bouquet of Chasta Daisies,
Sweet Peas, Lilies of the Valley and
Eorget-me-nots. The brides mother
Mrs. Williams, wore gray satin. The
men all wore full 5ress suits Rev
Cobb, the groom's father and grooms
sister attended the wedding. Prof.
Myers played the wedding march.
The S. NJ. Us. gave a reception after
the wedding in honor of the birdie
and sroUm. They left next morning
for Denison where they will live
10 Of oil
Wells most popular young women,
4 splendid church worker and loved
by everybody. She received many
beautiful presents and all her many
friends hope for he much happiness.
The week end house party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sc Hollowell
in honor of Miss Mary l.. Reed of
Fort Worth, was certainly enjoveo
Misses Willie Mae Wilson, Bertha
Smith, Edna Jordan, Messrs. Clar-
cnce Moore, William Dodson, Herbert
Reed of Fort Worth, and Mr.. Sher-
man Hall of Weatherford, out-of-town
guests. Misses Maggie Simmons, l..
Shelton, Laura Terrell, Emma Pick
ard, Lee Manly, Amelia Dement,,
Messrs Paris, Oliphant, Dement,,
Newbill and Harris were home guest
The introduction party was Thursday
evening at Hollowell home. FRIDAY
morning had breakfast on East Noun
tain; Friday evening Mr.. Perry Black
entertained the party with punch,
ice cream and cake; Saturday morn
ing had breakfast at Lake Pinto and
spent the day fishing and boating;
Saturday evening, Miss Maggie Sim
mons entertained the party with her
honored guest Of Tyler. There was
about twenty in the party and a
very pleasant time was spent by all.
Mrs. Henry Anderson, and Mrs. Perry
Black assisted Mrs. Hollowell in
chaperQning the party Mrs. Frances
Brewer was the hostess of a dinner
party, June II, given in honor of
Mrs. C. r. Robertson, their sister, and
Miss Rebber Williams, who was mar
ried to Mr.. T. C. Cobb of Deuison,
June 18th The dining room was
beautifully decorated with white and
yellow cut flowers The guest found
their places at the table by place
cards. Then followed a four course
dinner. LIST course, iced cantaloupe;
2nd course, fried chicken, cream
gravy, cottage fried potatoes, cream
peas, salad comona, green olives
Bird course. Angle food cake and
pineapple trap; 4th course, black
coffee and after, dinner ments. Al
ter the last course was served Gig
aretts were passed, the men enjoyed
Il delightful smoke. TIE guest pres,
ent were: Mrs. Laura Kemp, Miss
Laura Terrell, Misses Leila Jordan
Mrs. Rebecca Williams-Cobb, Min.
Mineral Wells, Texas; Mrs. c, R
Robertson, 1916 Eunice ST., Fort
Worth; Mr.. r. C. Cobb, Denison
(groom to-be); Miss OZella Pearson
Dallas; Mr.. Geo w. Bates, Fort
Worth; Mr.. R. D Johnson, Fort
Worth The entire evening was spent
in social chatting. Many interesting
things were told during the hours
at the close of the party all the guest
regretted to retire because they hat
spent such a delightful evening witt
their little hostess, Mrs. Frances
Brewer. Mrs. Mollie Howard. who
has been in Chicago, ILL.,. to the bed
side of her sick daughter has re.
turned home. Mrs. F. P. Hudley is
visiting relatives in Corsicana. Or
last Thursday evening, June 16, Tvs
Dollie Williams and Mr. Farley Jones
we're quietly married at the home o.
the bride; Rev. W. T. Talley offici
ated. Mrs. Williams Is the mother
Of the newly welded Miss Rebecci
1fpVN ~ arsVfn haV.
Wednesday. We hope for both sue
cess. Hon j. L. Scott of Fort Worth
the Grand Patron of the Order o
Eastern Stars, accompanied by Mrs
Scott, made his annual visit to Barr
House Chapter No II, May 2Sth. AT
ter pleasant meeting IN the lodg'
hall they were entertained by tn,
chapter with a banquet.
Blossom, June 23.-Mrs. Mill
Ann Canada, who has resided il
Blossom for about six years lef
Monday for her mothers home II
South Texas. Her many friends re
greet to see her leave our city Mad
ans Fredonia White and Runt
Hooks were in the city from Pari
visiting friends. Mrs. Allean Jack
son and Lucy Bell visited in Pari
this week. Etay Walker left Sun
dly for Wivhita Falls, her friend
wish for her much success. Whe
ever you are in Blossom stop at tn
Colored cafe. The Knights and Dau
ghters annual sermon was preache
by Rev. NJ. L. Lewis, which was
great affair. The reporter plans t
leave on a summer trip, to visi
his sister at Los Angeles, Ca
Standbery was down to see hi
friends in the Country. Anderso
Hodge sang a solo: w. M. Ross
agent. e. d. Ainter, reporter.
White Rock, June 23.-Mr. an
Mrs. Jeff Bush had their first famil
reunion at their home. On accour
of rain they were forced to serv
dinner at Dewling. All kinds {