El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-09
. WEDDINGS. .
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Mr.. and Mrs. b. L. Hunter announce
the engagement and approaching mar
riage of their daughter. Ruth Evange-
line Hunter. to Edward Peyton Rankin,
tr. The wedding Will occur on Wednes-
day, Oct 4, at o'clock, at the First
Presbyterian church.
Miss Hunter, who is one OF Ell Paso's
several years and has host of friends.
The groom is connected with the Pear
son interests Of Mexico He came to
Ell Paso two years ago from Norris
vile. Ill. and has made here wide
circle Of friends.
On Saturday evening H. ID. Edmund
and Miss Annie B. King were married
at the parsonage Of the First Baptist
church, Rev. ]. D. Bay officiating. The
bride is from Fort Worth and the
gNsm from Clifton. Arizona al
C. 3. Grant. of Pearson. Mexico. and
Miss Mary Thornton were united IN
marriage on Thursday evening at $3.50
o'clock at the home Of the bride, I'll
North Stanton street
Rev. C. 6. Wright. OF Trinity ID. e.
viii reside at Pearson. Mexico. where
the groomi IS employssd-
The marriage at Chicago. Ill. We'd
nesday, September s. OF Herbert Stan
Victoria Berg. of that city. viii be of
interest to the young couples many
friends in this city.
Mr. Selling is nephew OF 3 J. freu-
with. the 81. Lesinsky company. The
bride is the charming daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John s. Berg. of Chicago. and
q sister of Mrs. O. L Marion and MISS
TIE marriage was solemnized at the
brides home, from where they leave
for an extended trip through the east
returning by way Of Canada and the
lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selling VIII be at home
at the Alexandria apartments after Oc-
tober Is.
Miss Zema Stofer, whose marriage
to George Chant will take place. Sep
fember Is, was surprised Thursday
evening at her home on San Marcial
street with a miscellaneous shower,
given by her friends.
Many pretty gifts We're received.
Games were played during the evening
and refreshments were served.
Those present were the Misses Ruby
Bennett Vesta Stofer. Golda Gardner,
son. Geneva brennan. Hilda Light.
Esther Johanesen and zema stofer;
Aesdames G; r. Reeves. 3. q. WaHer'
D. E. stahlheber: E Nation. J; vet +
Light R. Dawson. Johansen. ]. F.
Stofer.
Mrs. J. w. Kincheloe. SIS Myrtle
Avenue, most pleasantly entertained
Wednesday evening at miscellaneous
shower in honor of Miss Hazel Brandle.
whose marriage to Stanley l.. Scott
takes place IN this city September 10.
a wedding floral contest" which ere
ated much merriment First prize, q
book Of poems, was won by Miss Helen
Holland. and -the consolation by Mrs.
S. Gates. At the conclusion of the game
q new suit case was handed to the
bride elect, and upon opening 1t she
found many beautiful and useful gifts
from her friends,
Kinchloe served punch during the even
ing, the bowl being surrounded with
green ferns and yellow dahlias. Vocal
and instrumental selections were rem
dered by Miss Nautie Miller and Miss
Vincent Dillon.
= Miss Maud KincheIloe received the
guests at the door. The guests were:
Misses Maud Cunningham Bessie Ter Ter.
Gates. Kate King, Mile Rich, Marian
Holland. Elizabeth Bertsch. Nautie Mil
Ter. Jennie Lees Darraen, Vincent Dill
ION, Neiile HeCtlgreW, MduQe hlncne-
loe, Mamie Kincheloe. Rosalie Petit
grew, Helen Holland. Hazel Brandle.
Alice Brandle. Nora McCuIeb, L. Thorpe;
Mesdames w. Webb. s. Gates, W. NJ.
Franks, W: H- Meers, Harry Gochrane'
Kincheloe, H. e. Harris. Albert Glaves,
Harry Walz, Florence King, George
Foreman, Edith jenkins. VIM P. Casa
rey. Faye Stevenson.
Mrs. Vincent Dillon and Miss Rich
will entertain Monday evening at Mrs.
Dillon's home in East FL Paso, at a
miscellaneous shower to Miss Brandie-
H. L. Bandle announces the mar
rage Of his daughter. Hazel. to STAN
ley L. Scott, which will take place
September 18th. Mrs. Kfncheloe, S15>
Myrtle. entertained a few friends at a
shower Wednesday af-
ternoon for Miss Bandle.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H Anderson enter
tanned on Thursday evening at de-
lightful musical. given as a complt-
ment to Miss Lorena Holt and William
R. Blair. whose marriage has been
to take place on Sept. 81.
The musical program occupied the
early part OF the evening and was
given very pieasingly. as follows:
Jenevie Anderson and Walter Davis.
Vocal solo, "Sunbeams," Miss Amy
Duet Wh1le. In May, MISS Amy
schultz and Miss Jenevie Anderson.
Vocal solo. IF Were Rose" Wal
er Davis.
Vocal solo, THE Secret" Miss Jene-
RE Anderson.
Duet, THE Wings Of a Dove" Misses |
Amy Schultz and Jenevie Anderson.
Piano solo. ''Monzement Perpetual"
Weber. by Walter Davis.
The decorative effect was attract |
vely developed in yellow and white, /
nd the place cards were handpainted !
n orange blossoms. The refreshments, |
onsisting of orange ice, cake and /
onions, were served from small ia
les placed about the apartment and I
urther accentuated the color plan.
Handpainted cards were distributed |
mong the guests, and the girls were l
invited to write Hints and Wishes to
he bride, and the boys Suggestions
D the Groom" These were read by
. L. Robinson, and contained enough
dvice to pilot the young couple
through life most harmoniously.
Dancing terminated a very delight
ii evening for the young people, who
rere: Misses Lorena Holt Mary Holt. |
la Baker. Amy Schultz, Marian Camp |
ell. Thee Patterson. Eva Hunter, Hat |
e Mae Loretz, Beatrice McGhee, Flor
nee Reed, Jenevie Anderson; Messrs. |
William r. Blair. John Blinn. l. H
Gilman, Walter Davis. w. r. Schultz,
en- Cowan, Henry Shedd Walter Hun
.r Russell Thompson. Dick CARING.
Lerbert Hunter, Warren Small II
obfpoo,,. Mr. and Mrs T |