El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-23
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WEDDINGS.
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An announcement of unusual inter-
est to Ell Pasoans is that of the en-
gagement and approaching marriage Of
Miss Gladys Dyer, of Waco. to Edward
w. Kayser of this city Miss Dyer has
visited in Ell Paso a number of times
and is well known, her charming per-
sonality having won for her many
friends.
Mr.. Kayser is one of Ell Pasos pop
ular young men and has here a host
Of friends. He is the cashier of the
First National bank and has varied
business interests in the city. The
Waco Times-Herald of August con-
tains the following:
"At 1870 on Thursday the most init
mate friends of Miss Gladys Dyer were
entertained at luncheon at the hand
some Dyer home on Herring avenue.
Mrs. Dyer and Mrs. Greenwood received
the guests, assisted by Miss Gladys
Dyer, who wore a charming lingerie
frock which was most becoming. The
sunf1ower, the emblem Of consistency.
was chosen as the favored flower. The
place cards were handpainted in sun
flowers, the artistic work of Connell
Greenwood The rich drawnwork
luncheon cloths were laid over yellow
satin, and sunflowers and nlaidenhair
ferns were the central decoration Of
the tete-a-tete tables, three in number
around which the happy party of girls
gathered.
Seven courses, prettily served. car
ried out the sunf1ower idea, and during
the last course Mrs. L. R. league adj
dressed the guests. Selecting a sun
flower. she began telling Miss Dyer's
fortune, daisy fashion, plucking the
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foretell the romance in the language
of flowers. The rhyme. One love. two.
love, three I love, say" dear to all
girls, unfolded a fortune for Miss
Dyer which was as bright as the gold
en-hued petals of the flowers. Very
cleverly did Mrs. league make the an
nouncement that in October Miss Dyer
would wed Edgar W. Kayser. from the
far away border town OF Ell Paso. She
said that avaricious city was not con-
tent with outstripping all other Texas
towns in growth. but must reach out
and claim another-our Gladys Dyer
She spoke of the vineclad cottage.
famed In song and story. which, await
ed the bride and groom upon their re-
turn from New York and Washington,
where the honeymoon will be spent
After listening in rapt attention to
ing the honoree. so soon to leave Waco,
the home of her childhood. for the
west. Waco will relinquish her with
regret, for she is beloved Of many
friends
Miss Dyer will not be stranger in
Ell Paso, for her brother. John l. Dyer.
is one of the bright young lawyers OF
that city She will go as the represen-
tative Of a home whose cultured en-
vironment is noted by all who cross
its threshold. Her father was well
known throughout the south for his
brilliancy. and her mother is a lovely
southern woman, whose Christian in
means much to her friends.
Those present on this occasion were
Misses Gladys Dyer, Mary Herring.
Clara Primm, Lucille Herring, Jane
Dlunkett. Ellen Hardin, frankie Bolt
on, Mabel Stanard. Hattie Morse, Mar
garet Horsful. Roberta Greenwood;
Mesdames Greenwood. L. R. league,
Shepley Ross and Saffold BeHsley"
At the home Of the brides mother.
on Friday evening at. 8 o'clock, Miss
Miriam Fassett Teel and Earnest NJ
Clarke were united in marriage by
the Rev. c. s. Wright of Trinity M. E.
church. Only the Immediate family and
a few intimate friends were in attend
ance at the ceremony.
The bride. who was attired in a
white lingerie gown, was given in mar
riage by her brother. Lewis TeeL The
bride is the daughter of Mrs. A D.
Teel and niece of c. w. Fassett of
this city. She has grown to woman
hood in this city and Is well known
and popular with wide circle Of
friends.
The groom is originally from Mem
phis. Tenn, but has lived here for
some time and is connected with the
L. H. Manning Supply company, in the
Of mana ger.
The young couple, who received a
large number of beautiful presents,
will be at home for the present at the
residence of the groom's sister, Mrs.
A. NJ Marye, SIC Magoffin avenue.
Louis Poinbreuf, of Tucumcari, n.
NJ. and Miss Martha Pagel. of Tivoli,
Texas, were married Monday evening