The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-07-09
DOUGLAS-JOHNSON NUPTML.

OF beautiful Rainbow Wedding
which eliminated in the union Of the
hearts of two of Wichita Falls So
clety elites. The contracting par
ties were Mr. Aaron Henry Douglas
and Miss Myrtle Olga Johnson. The
church was artistically decorated
On entering ones ewes beheld on
the altar beautiful Arch of white
roses, and elsewhere were tastefuny
arranged beautiful ferns, pot plants,
etc. The isles and the floor inn
mediately in front of The altar were
inlaid with spotless white cloth.
AT exactly thirty minutes past
eight, hush reigned over the vast
audience, when Mrs. J. H. Robinson,
the pianist entered She took her
seat at the piano and sang with
telling effect, 10 Promise Me-" In
mediately she began "Mendelshon's
Wedding March" First OF the train
OF attendance were Messrs. l. Il.
Burnett and F. D. Brissette, as
groomsmen. both attired in full-dress
suits. Following these were Mes
danes j, N. Norwood and C. Majors,
as maids Of honor; Mrs. Norwood
wore pink Or"andie and Mrs Majors
a blue organdie, each carried a bOu-
quet of pink roses, chasta daisies
and hycinth. Following these were
Mr.. Bonnie Fields, groomsman, in
full dress, and Miss Seawillor New
ing bridesmaid, wearing an orchard
organdie and carrying a bouquet OF
pink roses, chasta daisies and by
cinths. Following these were Mr.. Z.
/ b. jeffrey groOmsman, in full dress,
and Miss Ethel Mae Ross, wearing
canary organdie, carrying a bou-
| quet Of pink roses, chasta daisies
and hycinths. Following these were
Miss Johnnie Mas Smith, maid OF
honor, wearing leaf green organdie
and Miss LOWE ShaCkles. brides
maid, wearing an Organge Organdie;
each carrying conventional bou-
quet Of pink roses, chasta daisies
and hycinths. Following these were
three little flower girls Resell Nor
wood in pink Organdie, Alvin Newton |
in blue organdie and Francis Taylor |
in white organdie; each strowing the |
isles with pink roses. chasta daisies |
and hycinths. Following these was
Master Frank James Ross, bearing |
the license upon a beautiful silver
tray. Then came the bride on the
arm of her brother, Mr. Ulysses John
son. She. wore a chantile lace en-
trained, trimmed in pearls, white slip
pers and lace hose. A veil of Myrtle
floss and a beautiful wreath studied
with orange blossoms, carrying upon
the left arm, huge brides bouquet
by the groom and Mr.. T. J. Cash,
oil ri
tered from an anti-room. At this
juncture Rev Z. D. Bonner, pastor
of the A. M. E. church arose and
began the solemn performances
which were made the more impress
i've by the wedding march, which Mrs.
], H. Robinson, softly chanted
throughout the ceremony.
Immediately after the wedding the
audience repaired to the basement
of the church. and behold they found
that Mrs. C. D. c. Jones. the mother
of the bride has saved the best til
the last. InA addition to the well
appointed reception table, was
unique brides table. Both the tables,
the walls, stands, and most every
available space was a profusiOn of
bunting pot plants, ferns and cut
flowers etc. The bride and groom
took their seat at the brides table
where they received the hand-shake
and hearty congratulations of their
many friends After which every
body enjoyed a pleasant repast and
retired to their respective homes
with the concensus of opinion that
this was truly wedding CONNIE il
faut.
+ Clay-NOrwOOd Wedding.
Mr.. Clay and Miss Norwood were
quietly married at the home of her
auntie, Mrs. Norwood, on Diggs St,
Saturday night at $50. Only the
relatives and few friends were
present. After the wedding, they
went to the home of Mrs Rosa Ross
on Cook street, and enjoyed the fes-
tivities of an appropriate reception,
Mr.. w. o. Flagg was in Dallas
Monday to be at the bedside of his |
wife who underwent an operation.
The Miss Billie Young "Shoulder
Shakers" will be the attraction at
the Wichita Theatre next week.
Boys don't miss this supurb attrac-
ton.
Blossom, July Mrs. Minnie Wal
lace is reported some better. Dr.. |
Wallace of Clarksville has been at
tending her case which has been very |
serious. MIS- Ella Thomas has NOV |
ed out to Sylvan. Mr.. Tom Hall left .
Thursday for his home in Okamulgce,
Oklahoma. He left his wife to spend |
week with his sister and step
father. Mrs. Lizzie johnson of Hugo, |
Oklahoma, is visiting Mrs. Annie .
Marshall Mrs. Mollie BiglOw and |
husband are visiting her father. Mr.. .
~ kosa iG giving a birthday party .
for his sister, Miss TIME; it will be
July Goth Miss Tnnie is a highly .
respected young lady in this city.
A burglar relieved Mr.. c. r. Res
norer OF pair of serge trousers and |
a 1920 revolver. Mr.. Chas' Lee has
returned home from his fishing trip.
He reports a fine time; had plenty
FISH and plenty 20 drink and eat.
Mrs. Tolie Thomas was in Town This
week visiting mother and relatives,
Mrs. Manic Bailey had the sad luck
TO loose fine horse and mule. Mrs.
Elsie Dixon has a YER sick child.
1t is reported better to day. Young
Henry Thomas of Detroit, is visitin
his father and friends. Mr.. w. n.
Standberrv had a bad blowout with
his car Sunday. 1t is reported it
viii have to be made over-some
blow out w. NJ. Ross, Agent --
Greenville, July REV. F, E.
Mooney, who for the last eight days
has been CONDUCTING a meeting at .
Bethel A. NJ. E. church. will hold
a place in our hearts forever. From
the first sermon he put his soul int