El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-07
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Avery pretty and quiet wedding was
celebrated Saturday morning at the
EpiscopaI church at half past seven,
when Miss Mary Marks and F. o. Stain
were united in marriage by the Kew
Henry Easter The bride entered on the
arm of Charles Lucas, who gave her
away She had no attendants, the
groom's best man being VI. Boas- MIS-
Stain was handsomely gOwned in a
travelling suit of gray, with blue chif-
fon waist and gray hat to match; she
carried bridal roses. The young couple
left for a short outing in Cloudcroft,
and on their return will be at home
temporarily at 9O1 North Kansas street.
The bride is the daughter of the late
superintendent s. c. Marks. of the q. II.
& S A railroad, and has lived for
number Of years with her guardian,
Mrs z. II. Bigelow Of 1875 Prospect
avenue. The groom is well known and
popular in local railroad circles.
On Tuesday afternoon at five o'clock.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Haymon
Krupp, Miss Rose Silverman and Victor
Caruso were united in marriage, the
Rev. NJ Zielonka officiating. The
brides dress was a beautiful embroid-
cred lingerie over white silk, and in
place of the usual flowers, she carried
bible bound in white MORE, the gift
of her parents.
ding supper followed. The table was
most striking in the bridal colors of
white, with white asters and ferns in
cut glass vase as the centerpiece. Place
cards were dainty sketches of brides
heads. Mr.. and Mrs. Caruso left on the
Golden State limited for California
points of interest, the brides going
hat to match.
Mrs JCaruso is the sister of Mrs. Hay
mon Krupp. having been visitor in FL
Paso for some time. The groom is the
travelling salesman of the Krupp cloth
ing store.
This evening at eight o'clock. Miss
Nellie Leighton and Roland Gilchrist
will be married at St. Clements church
Tuesday afternoon Mrs Frank
Powers entertained delightfully."- at her
beautiful home on Mesa avenue with a
surprise shower in honor of Miss
Nellie Leighton, who will be married
tonight Miss Leighton was led to be-
lieve that she was to be taken on an
automobile ride, but when she entered
the house, and was told to go into the
parlor, a darkened room was lighted
as she appeared, and she saw nearly
80 of her friends waiting for her ap-
pearance. Games followed, one called
kitchen quiz" being most amusing
for which Miss Leighton and Miss Mar
guerite Darbyshire won prizes. After
this, fortunes were told by means of
small hearts, on which the fortunes
were written.
Miss Leighton was then called to the
door, and a large suit case delivered to
her by messenger, which contained all
manner of beautiful and useful things
Cor this popular bride.
After all had admired, adjournment
followed to the dining room, where a
delicious luncheon was served The
table was most atractively decorated,
ropes of delicate evergreen radiating
from the chandelier downward to the
table corners, and others upward to
the corners of the room. From the CEN
ter of the chandelier to a cut glass
bowl of flowers, in the center of the
table, into which they dipped. swung
ribbons of hearts and dainty cupids.
Ferns and cupidS were scattered over
/ the snowy cloth.
a bride and groom, and the date of
! the shower" and tiny golden slippers
| filled with saited almonds, completed
a most charming table. Mrs. Powers
was most ably assisted in entertaining
| by Mrs. Horace Blum.
Those present were: Mesdames T. J.
Ayers, T. r. Frances, Harry Swain.
H w Blum, VIII Sachs. NJ. G. Hardin:
| Misses Esther and Marguerite Darby
| shire, Nellie, Gertrude and Mary
| Leighton, Rena Shea, Pearl Parry, Con-
stance Pateman, Eva, Lila and Edna
Thomas, Bessie Webster, Sue Lattner,
! Stella Lattner, Violet Aitkin, Emily
| Glenn, Fannie Smith, Gertrude Adams,
Ella Preston, Meta Ormsbee; Roland
( Gilchrist.