El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27

! The recent wedding in Memphis. o
| Miss Lola Mathews, sister of Mrs. job
Emmett Lockhart, of the Chihuahu;
! smelter, and William Raney Ellis, o
| the Tennessee city, was made the occa
/ sion of a family reunion. The date being
the saith wedding anniversary of th'
brides parents. Among those presen
| from a distance for the reunion were
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Mathews, of st
Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Mathews
! OF Kansas City: Mr. and Mrs. T. w
! Kirkwood. of Little Rock; Mrs. Johr
! Grace Elizabeth. of Chihuahua, Mex
leo. and Mrs. F. ]. O'Donnell, Of Chi
cago.
The Memphis Commercial Appeal de-
scribes the wedding as follows:
1.-The home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Mathews was the scene of pretty we'd
ding> yesterday afternoon, when their
daughter. Lola, became the bride of
William Raney Ellis. In the spacious
hall the stairway was wreafhed in
wistayia, while clusters of snowballs or
naIDented the book cases and tables.
Beautiful hanging clusters of wistaria
festooned the windows and doorways
in the drawing room, where a bower Of
ferns and Easter lilies in a window
alcove marked the place of ceremony.
The bride was gowned for the cere-
mony in travelling suit of stone green
cloth. with which she wore a green
messaline hat adorned with green rib
bons and pink roses, and carried a
shower bouquet of Bride roses. Tn
maid Of honor. Miss Nettie Ellis, sister
of the groom, was gowned in pink silk,
with pink picture hat. and carried
bouquet of Killarney roses.
The wedding music was rendered by
the brides sister. Mrs John Emmett
Lockhart, of Chihuahua, Mexico.
An informal reception follow ed. A
dainty wedding menu was served in the
dining room where the brides table had
for its center piece the beautiful we'd
ding cake, Wreathed in ferns and lilies
of the valley. Pink shaded tapers burn
ing in crystal candlesticks ornamented
with pink tulle bows added to the beau
fiful effect. After bridal trip to Lit
tie Rock and southern points. Mr.. Ellis
and his bride will be at home TO their
friends al 1910 York avenue"
The bride is we'll known in Ell Paso,
having visited her sister at the smelter.
Mr.. and Mrs Mathews have also visited
here and lived at one time in New Mex
leo. SO that their local acquaintance is
extensive.
On Sunday morning following the
service at the First Christian church.
We're married in the church study.
Rev P. j. Rice officiated. The young
people. both of whom are Ell Pasoans,
viii reside in this city.
Miss Charlotte Herskovitz and Sam
uel Levy, of Akron. o. Will be united
In marriage tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home of the brides par
ents. Rabbi Martin Zielonka will Of
ficiate. The bride is an accomplished
musician and well known in musical
and social circles
The groom is young business man of
Akron, o. at which place they will
live.
Miss Florence C. Herbert, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Herbert, of 9O9 Up
son avenue, and Arthur L. Wilton. son
of assistant postmaster George L. Will
ton, We're united in marriage Monday
They were quietly married by Rev. Hen
~ Easter. of st. Clements Episcopal
church. Miss Herbert has lived in FL
Paso fox number of years. Mr.. Will
ton is employed in the mail service, COM
ing here recently from the Philippine
Islands.
Mrs. G. 4. Hagberg entertained at
beautifully appointed dinner Thursday