El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-16
Robert NeiH To Marry; Big
Out OF Town Wedding Party
The bird gives a piece
That all may eat;
Our Shoe gives peace
To yvOmen's feet.

Robert Nein is going to be married.
Here il is in black and white. His
pride is going to be a San Angelo girl
The San Angelo Standard says:
"A number of young matrons and
intimate girl friends were invited by
Miss Lucille March 70 play hearts"
Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. When
all the guests had assembled q tele-
gram arrived and contained the very
interesting announcement of The en-
gagement of Miss Leila March to Rob.
ert T. Neil of FL Paso, Texas, the
wedding TO take place on December a.
This announcement came as a happy
surprise to the assembled friends of
the fair bride 10 be, who is one OF
the most charming girls Of one or the
most prominent families, in business,
social and religious circles, Of the Con-
cho country. Members Of the family
have been identified with every edu
cational, progressive and high social
matter in the city for many years.
After the Fluctuations were expressed
in the happiest manner the game Of
hearts occupied the attention of the
assembled company, the prize for the
high score being a pair of silk hose
Beautifully served refreshments Of
chicken salad, olives, sandwiches,
waters, cheese sticks and coffee were
enjoyed by about twoscore and 10
friends of the honoree-
The bride elect is the daughter Of DR..
and Mrs John Abe March.
: Coming from three states and two
republics, the wedding party which
has gathered in FL Paso for the mar
riage of Miss Myrtle Newbrough of
h..o 70 Z C-sf Of
has assumed an international aspect.
Miss Newbrough, accompanied by a
party Of her friends, among the society
folks of the American colony in Chi
huahua, arrived on the National Rail
ways train Tuesday morning. Mr.
Griffith also came over from Douglas
for the wedding, which occurred We'd
nesday afternoon in the parlors of the
Orndorff party of the brides
friends from her old home in C1eburne
Texas is also here for the ceremony,
and will remain for the wedding din
ner which is to be served at the hotel
Wednesday evening.
Miss Newbrough. the bride TO be, is
the daughter of Rev J. w. Newbrough.
in charge of all the Baptist missions
in Chihuahua Mr. Griffith is agent
for the Texas company at Douglas,
and IS a graduate of Baylor university
at W AGO, Texas MISS N6WDIOuS was
accompa MED from chihuahua by
Misses Mary Jones, Dolly Lane. Nellie
Dickerson, Florence Shearer, Beatrice
Dale and her brother, John New
brough. From Cleburne came Mrs. S.
L J. Brown, Miss Ollie Lou Brown
and Mrs J. A Shackelford, all friends
of the brides family.
After the wedding service Wednes-
day evening and the dinner which is
to follow. the bride and groom will
leave for Douglas on the evening
train
With the wedding of Miss Virginia
Finton of Carrizozo, n. NJ, to Charles
G. Scholz. circulation manager of the
Sacramento tCaL) Bee, which will oc-
cur soon in the California city, will
culminate5 a romance extending over
several years.
Back in Chicago. when Mr.. Scholz
was connected with the Chicago Rec
ord-Herald, his stenographer left him,
but in her stead her sister. Miss Vir-
ginia Finton, well known in FL Paso,
came to take her place.
She won not only the esteem of her
employer, but little Cupid with his bow
got busy and a love match was struck
Then the young woman went to Carl
zozo TO spend the winter months. That
was two years ago. Mr.. Scholz fol-
lowed, but he continued his journey to
the California city, where he became
associated with the Bee.
Bees were in his line and he kept
buzzing with letters and there were an
equal number, which returned to him
from Carrizozo.
The bride is well known in Ell Paso.
having visited here frequently from
Carrizozo. and having been the guest
at several functions in her honor, both
here and in the smart set of CARR
zozo.
At Trinity Methodist parsonage
quiet but pretty. wedding was SOL
semnized Saturday afternoon last at
4:30 o'clock, uniting Miss lone Camp
bell and /. H. Gather. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Caspar S.
Wright. Only a few intimate friends
of the bride and groom were present.
The bride is a daughter of J. r. Camp