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. Vf . A. -A» •’■AWNPARThe First Baptist Church was the I Of scene of a beautiful wedding Tues- Idircl day evening at eight o’clock, when 1 men Mias Frances Smith, younger daugh-1 Miss ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Smith, I Elbe became the bride of Dr. O. K. Du-1 at iBoise of Lockhart, with the pastor, I hmcRev. W. A. Bowen, reading the im-Jas hpressive ring ceremony. jwarlt;The wedding music was given byl Oj Miss Louise Lawson of Martindaie, I the piano, and Thomas Yoakum of San I cocfcMarcos, violin. Dr. Clark Gillespie I tablof Birmingham, Alabama, sang ‘All buff For You” and “At Dawning” priori tablto the ceremony. larraThe altar was banked with palms 1 sies. and potted ferns, with floor baskets I nan of shasta daisies, and tall wrought-1 canlt; Iron candelabra holding white ca-jkle thedral tapers interspersed. 1servThe vows were spoken before a I guei bower covered with southern smilax. I Ti The bridegroom and Dr. Aaron I “Ma Furrh, best man. awaited the bride I For at the altar. Ushers were Dr. V. R. |Nev Cook of San Marcos. Robert Lee I a slt; Knolle of Seguin, Albert Owners of I low Austin. Emmett Harper of Martin-1 awa dale, Edward Bauhof and Ross Long|gralt;of Lockhart, |whlt;f ^Fhen came the bridesmaids, walk-1 set ing in pairs. Miss Janice Berry oflhosHouston, Miss Frances Fitch of San 1 Loi Antonio, Miss Edythe Cartwright I Faj and Mrs. Morris Griffin of Martin-1 bet dale. Miss Jane Lawder of Houston, 1 ma and Miss Louise Aiken of San Mar-1 enc cos. They were similarly gowned I Hu in pastel shades of mousseline denial soie over crisp taffeta made with 1 He bouffant skirts and capelets border-1 Dilt; ed with wide-pleated ruffles. Each I Co carried a cascade bouquet of roses I Ly and ferns. JThe matron of honor, Mrs. Em-1HC melt Harper, sister of the bride, was J TC gowrned in peach mousseline de soie over crisp taffeta with tunic blouse of dyed starched lace. The ensemble was interesting in its use of lace for the Queen Anne collar and the mousseline de soie in full shirred sleeves. The little flower girls, Mary Anne Jenkins and FrancesVerne Jennings of Martindaie wore petite frocks of peach colored mousseline de soie and carried colonial bouquets.The bride was accompanied to the altar by her father who gave her in marriage. She wore a gown of white satin fashioned on princess lines with a long train. The deep yoke and long-fitted sleeves were of AJencon lace in Venitian design. Garlands of orange blossoms and miniature caila lilies held in place the voluminous veil which fell from the shoulders. A short veil was held to the head with clusters of orange blossoms. She carried a shower bou quet of calia lilies.Immediately after the ceremony an informal reception was held at the home of the bride’s parents.Welcoming the guests with Mr. and Mrs. Smith were Mr. .and Mrs.A. D. Baker, parents of the bridegroom, and members of the wedding party.The lace-covered table held for its central decoration a crystal bowl of pink Radiance roses. Pink tapers burned in crystal holders. The bride’s cake, a beautiful three-tiered confection, was decorated with pink rosebuds and surmounted with aminiature bride and bridegroom. It was cut by Mrs. Homer R. Blair with Mrfe, S. D. McGaughy serving the ice cream moulded in pink roses. Assisting in the dining room were Mrs. JinTBIalr, Mrs. Charles T. Brown, and Mrs. James AUbright.During the second period the cake Was cut by Mrs. J, M. Van Hess Mrs, AUbrightlt;he‘lce cream. fThose^asststfp* iuilie dining room were Mrs. Jack Harper, Mrs. James Jennings, and Mrs. Arthur Harper.'- a? • ^ •• - • ^ ,After a wedding.trip to Monterrey Mexico, Dr/**nd Mrs. DuBoise will be at home In Mew Orleans where he will serve .n internship at TuroHospital. The* Jbride traveled in a navy blue sheer suit with hgvy and white accessories. Her corsage was of gardenias.Dr. DuBoise attended the University of Texas and graduated in June in-the School of Medicine at Tulane University. His bride attended Southwest Texas State Teachers College and received her degree at the University of Texas,1meW«heass3guinttasqu*jHediiwifoim*natalcoligan rix
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Lockhart Post Register
Lockhart, Texas, US
Thu, Jun 20, 1935
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