The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-02

solemnized in this city than that
Of this popular young couple, and
following them 70 the alter were
thoughts from their many friends
for happiness and the good things
Of life.
Mrs. Joe Hilton sang in her charm
ing manner, "A Thought Of You"
and equally as charming, Love
Like the Dawn Comes Floating"
was sung by Mrs. Edwin Wheeiock
Mrs. Floyd Beal accompanied By
Mr. Raleigh Brown played the we'd
ding music and al the first strains
from the wedding march the little
ribbon bearers, Dorthy Wolffarth
and Roberta Myrick, dainty in pink
and white organdy. gathered up the
white satin ribbons and walked
slowly 10 the improvised alter, which
was decorated with white Brides
roses and trailing vines and ferns
A huge basket Of brides roses was
suspended above the alter and trail
ing from this were streamers Of
white ard gold tule which were
caught and tied in graceful bows
10 two floor-vases filled with the
same chosen flowers Behind these
we're banked green ferns and throw
ing their soft light over all. CLEAN
ed the two wedding tapers.
At the alter stood Rev j. T.
Griswold. a friend especially en-
deared to the Wolffarth family.
who performed the impressive ring
ceremony
After the little ribbon bearers
had taken their places near the al
ter, the bridal party entered. The
first matron Of honor. Mrs. J. I.
Kruger was lovely in a frOck OF
orchid colored organdy and a flow
er ladened hat, and carried an arm
bouquet Of American beauty roses
As Mrs. Kruger took her place,
Miss Mary Meador, brides Made,
and Mr.. Herbert Lowery, grOoms-
man. came thru the archway. Miss
Meador was dainty in vile green
organdy and a beflowered leghorn
hat Her arm bouquet was Of
bride maid roses.
Following came the second matrOn
Of honor, Mrs. Claude Hurlbut, Who
was charming in white beaded
gown and hat % match. Her arm
bouquet II American beauty roses
added a becoming touch Of color
Miss Yancy Lee was maid Of
honor and wore an attractive frock
Of apricot colored organdy and a
picture hat. Her bouquet was
brides maid roses.
Mr.. Eric fosey, the best man,
and the groom, took their places at
the alter. The two little flower
girls and Katherine Weaver, were
indeed, flower-like in white and
yellow organizes and baskets with
fluffy bows and tiny pink roses
The Bride entered on the arm Of
her father. She was radiant in her
bridal dress Of white crepe romaine
embroidered in Deeds. A white hat
plume trimed completed her cos
tune. She carried a brides bou-
quet Of roses and lilies Of the
valley.
After congratulations were said,
the guests were led into the dining
room, which was lavishly decorated
IN pink roses and tule. The we'd
ding cake, q marvel In culinary art,
was cut By Miss Yancy Lee. Punch
was served 10 the guestE-the punch
table having Tor back ground trail
ing ferns and PINK roses.
Those assisting Mrs Wolffarth In
entertaining the wedding guests
were. Mesdames n. n. kimhro, :
4. Arneit, W. y. posey, W. A. ba-
con. VI. A. Myrick, Jr, Albert fay.
lar. Nell Wright, Eastin Wolffarth,
~. n. Whcc,ock. Roscoe Wilson, A.
v. Weaver, Carl Roberts, Elmer
Cnnley.
Tho bride i q TENTED young ladY
and comes from one ~ the oldest
and hesl families ~ The flalna' she
i knoun and s1issmsd hy all.
Tho groom u founx man 30
TaIIlng qualllIss and Ne leunssI