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as written: Eric Carhart, Sr.

The Marlin Democrat
Marlin, Texas, Wednesday, January 3, 1912

Hackett-Hubby

     At the home of parents, Mr. And Mrs. J. F. Hackett, of Mooreville, Miss Mary Lucie Hackett was quietly married last saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock to Mr. Albert Gorman Hubby of Waco.  Only near realtives and intimate friends of the contracting parties were invited to witness the ceremony, which was performed by Rev. W. B. Andrews of Waco for the occasion. The tastily decorated with holly, misteltoe, cedar, and California madrona berries.
     Before the bride and groom entered the parlor Miss Bettie May Hill of Waco sang "I Love You Truly," being accompanied on the violin by Miss Eddie Johnson of Lancaster, both young ladies having been former college chums of the bride. The wedding march was played by Miss Hill with Miss Johnson again accompanying on the violin. The bride and groom entered the parlor together, neither having any attendents. The bride wore a blue traveling suit and hat to match and carried on her arm a boquet of carnations.
     After the ceremony the guests assembled in the dinning room to cut the wedding cake and to partake of a buffet luncheon.
     Mr. and Mrs. Hubby left at 11:30 for San Antonio to spend several days before returning to their future home in Waco.
     The bride is well known in Marlin and Falls County, where she has a large circle of relatives and friends. The groom is of a well known family in McLennan county and at present holds a responsible position with the Exchange Nation Bank of Waco.

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