San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13

| Inc FIRST DdpllSI SnuTCu WIS INV
scene Thursday evening of an interest
ing double wedding, when Henry Mel.
son Stafford and Miss Virginia Jcwett
Webb, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
| l.. Webb, and Emmett Bartlett Cooke
! and Miss Mildred Margaret Hackett,
daughter Of A. ]. Hackctt Of New
York and niece Of Mr.. Webb, were
married.
Walter Durham a. the organ gave
| program of bridal songs. He accom-.
panied Erick HarkeT who sang All
for YOU" The bridal chorus from "Lo-
hengrin" was played for the entrance
Of the bridal party.
The church was beautiful with
greens and ferns, floor baskets of pink
and white gladiolas and -candlclabra
holding large white tapers.
Will Cooke. Marvin Eickenroht,
Newell Waters. and Bailey Peyton,
who were Mr.. Cookies attendants, pro-
cecded up the left aisle: while Elmo
MCGEE. =. A. Peters, Lindsey Craw-
ford and Herbert Davis, who were
Mr.. Safford's attendants, entered on
the right.
They were followed by the brides
maids who were dressed in pastel
shades Of georgcttc. Miss Hackett's
party included Miss Mary Bob Taylor
of weatherford. maid-of-honor, who
was in pink; Mrs. J. W. Francis, ma
iron of honor, who was in orchid, and
Misses Vienna Cooke and Mary Spring
all. bridesmaids, who were dressed in
yellow and blue, respectively.
Miss Webs party included Miss
Reba Dill, maid.of.honOr, dressed in
pink. and three matrons, Mrs. ID. ID.
Munroc. of birmingham, Ala, sister
of the bride. attired in a yellow frock
Mrs. J. Z. Brown of Fort Worth, who
was in apricot; and Mrs. Elmo Nc
Gee in orchid. Each carried a shower
boquet Of corresponding color.
Mr.. Webb gave both the brides in
marriage. The brides were dressed in
ensemble suits Of white. and small
white hats. Each carried n shower
bouquet Of lilies Of the valley and
white roses.
After the ceremony a reception was
held for the immediate relatives. in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Webb. The
house was decorated with zinnias and
astors. Later in the evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cooke left for a motor tour Of
Colorado. while Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford
will motor TO Galveston and points in
Louisiana. Mrs. Cooke was attired in
charming dress Of midnight blue
georgettc. shocked in red. with hat
and shoes TO match. Mrs. Stafford wore
a dress OF dark blue georgette. trimmed
in tan, with accessories to match.
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Mrs. T. Welker Sr., and Miss Zilla
DaShiell have gone to Corpus Christi
for a few days.
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Mrs. D. u. Munroe. and little
daughter, Margaret Lee, are the guests
Of Mrs. Munroe's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. i. Webb. Mrs. Munroe was
formerly Miss Margaret Webb.
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Mrs. Ray MacCauley entertained
with a charmingly informal bridge
party in her home Tuesday in honor
of Miss Gertrude Mensing. Of Calves
ton. The house was prettily decorated
with zinnias. On the center table there
was a large bouquet of gladiolis. Only
the most intimate friends Of Miss Men
sing were asked.
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Greetings have been received from
Miss Lucille Flannery. who is enjoy
ing a round Of social affairs given
in her honor in Ashyille, n. G.
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Miss Frances McCamish is spend.
ing several weeks on a ranch near
Hunt, Texas. Miss Mechanism will re.
turn to the University Of Texas this
fall.
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Among the out Of town guests who
were here for the weddings of Miss
Mildred Hackett and Miss Virginia
Webb are Mrs. J. Z. Brown of Fort
Worth, and Miss Mary Bob Taylor, Of
Weatherford, Texas.
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Miss Alice HOughton has returned
to her home in Dallas, after spending
a few days with Miss Lane Seiser.
Miss Seiser and Miss HOughton were
roommates at the University.
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Misses Harriet Sprague. Gertrude
Mensing, Of Galveston, Olga Seiser,
and Jane Seiscr and Robert Sciser,
Walker Wright Of Austin, Kenneth
Hacker Of Dallas, and DIR. Edwin