, 1934-12-02
Muptial Rites
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MISSION, Dec. /. Miss Helen
Eppright became the bride OF Mr..
William II. Doyle OF San Marcos,
in q pretty service at the home Of
the brides parents, DR.. and Mrs.
G. D.. Eppright, Saturday at 8
o'clock in the morning.
Orange blossoms we're outStand-
ing In the floral decorations with
a huge bowl filled with the frag-
rant blossoms fresh from the trees
grazing the top Of the piano, and
being repeated on the table. A pro-
fusion Of yellow chrySanthemums,
orange zinnias and plumoSus fern
was used effectively throughout the
rooms. The three grouped windows
OF the dining room were draped
with the fern caught with yellow
crysanthemums in front Of which
an altar space was outlined with
floor baskets Of the fern and flow
ers.
With Mrs. S. L. Hardin, pianist.
and Mrs. Joe T. Cook. violiniSt,
playing the wedding march, the
bridal party entered. The bride,
beautiful i'm a SWagger suit OF
Brown tweed. gold blouse, brown
accessories, and carrying q bridal
bouquet OF yellow and white gla-
diolas. entered on the arm OF her
father. DR.. Eppright, who gave her
in marriage. She was met at the
altar BY the groom, and Rev. J. w.
HickerSon. pastor OF the First
Baptist church. pronounced the
sacred rites, using the same SER
vice which had been used at the
marriage OF the brides parents.
The bride was attended by her
sister. Mrs. Charles King, as ma
tron OF honor, and Miss Margus-
rite Daniel as maid Of honor. Mrs.
King wore a dark green crepe and
carried yellow chrySanthemumS
and Miss Daniels dress vas Of
dark brown crepe and she carried
yellow chrysanthemums.
The groom was attended by his
brother. MIR. Ernest Doyle Of DIAL
las, as best man, and Charles King
as groomsman.
After the ceremony coffee and
cake were served from the dining
table laid with lace and set IN
amber crystal and silver. The three
tier wedding cake, decorated with
orange blossoms and thanked by
tsu white burning candles in sill
yer holders, formed the center.
Ms. r. n. Smith presided at the
coffee ser tee and Mrs, j. d. Fer
rel Jr., and Miss MelroSe Stops
assisted In serving.
Nj and MRS. Doyle left imme-
diately for a short stay In San An
tons after which they will be at
home IN FloreSville where MI.
DOYLE Ks principal Of junior high
and assistant coach.
Mrs. Dovle was reared here and
Is widely known in social, musical
and church circles. She was an
~outStanclng high school student
both In scholarship and school act
ivitieS, and was student pianist
for three years.
Mr. DOYLE 8 the son az Mr. and
NAAS' " - LlFAt kL DAI EA1AGDNs
He attended BAYLOR University al
Waco where he vas active III music
and athletics. ne also attended
school at San Mstcos where he was
a member Of the college elee club
and mems QUARTET
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The living room Eusic room and
dining room OF the Gregg Wood
home were beautiful decorated in
white and gold. usit shasta dai-
sizes and gold chr anthemms
p~rofusely, for a show Thursday
afternoon compliment Miss
Helen Eppright, BRIDE act. The
hostesSes were Mrs. Noo5. Miss
Mary Vaden Wood. Mesames a.
A. Bentsen, Grady - maid Reuben
Clspp, w. B. Lauder, CA 7oet-
tele, and Miss Louise Lockart.
With Mrs. Donald 3 Web1E the
piano, soft music was plaSd as
the guests assembled. Mrs. q y.