El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-11

honor and the DElQe DLOLl-SLs Ia "
renee Calisher, was best man.
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock, at the
home Of the bride, 1909 California street
Miss Anne Vineyard and j. s. Flshenden
" ere united in marriage by Rev T. D
They VIII make their home in this
city.
The Waco Times Herald gives a
lengthy account Of the wedding OF 20
gar Kayser, Of Fl Paso, to MISS Ilau4 8
Dyer, of that city. Miss Dyer IS ID
sister of John l. Dyer, Of FL Pasoi ana
Is well known and popular here. The
wedding took place at the home OF me
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs John L.
Dyer, ST., and DIT 3. II Carroll or olL
Worth, performed the ceremony.
Tropical palms and rare ferns In all
their luxuriant beauty and grace were
utilized as the decoration OF the rooms
One reception room was decorated ia
pink and green, the dining room was IN
pink and green also, and the drawing
room, in which the wedding cerem ong
was performed, was laV1shly decorated
in palms. They formed the background
for the altar and crowned the pe0es-
tails, while delicate sprengari on lne
mantel and In every aFalldDIe AoOA
completed the charming sylvan erect
The bridal party came down the
stairway with Miss Roberta GreenW oou
and Felix Dyer preceding; then 91iss
lone Plunkett and Mr.. McGlasson, MISS
Clara Primm and Mr.. BrOckenbrOlgns
Miss Bess Harlan Of Marlin ana sam
Appel, Miss Lucille Herring ana Or
Stewart followed. The bridesmaids were
gOwned in dainty lingerie dresses ana
carried baskets OF lilies and ferns, while
the couture of each was banded Win
maline The maid Of honor, Miss Grace
Dyer. wore an empress gown or Wnlte
embroidered chiffon over messallne'
-f-T4 rsrnf+
cOrsage and as g fringe on the skirt
IT was cut deCOllette, and. her flowers
were American Beauties tied with cl4L-
ion streamers Of the same color Inen
entered the best man, John L. Dyer OF
El PasO.
The bride was gowned in white
duchess satin with irish lace trim
mings. The gown was cut accorllns
to the latest mode with court train.
Her ornaments were q lovely pearl ana
diamond La VALERIE the gift o. the
groom, and a handsome diamond pm
Z which was worn by her sister, Mrs
l Greenwood, on her wedding day, thus
/ chosen by the bride to humor the olc
A., suDerstftiOn as to wearing something
borrowed for good luck. Her bOuquei
vas a lovely shower OF bride roses ano
lilies of the valley Durlng me c9l
uiOny Miss Mertlce Nelms OF 4ldsla
lavde beautiful violin selections
Following the ceremony congraIula-
lions were shOWered upon MT ana Az s
/ Kayser, who then led the way TO the
] dining room. where the wedding CAKE
was cut The table was charming. fol-
I it was laid with a rich cluny lace cloth
: over pink satin, and the center -ec'
7 was cluster of pink and white lilies
] CT the mantel La France roses and
ferns were placed, and the chandellel
! flrthered the pink and green Color
! scheme In one Of the parlors was ar
/ array of costly gifts from friends OF
the bride and groom over the stare
4 From the directors OF the First Ma
I tiGnal bank Of FL PasO came an elegant
chest of silver; a crystal punch DOW
{ silver ladle and glasses were the glI'
OF the employees of the same bank, ~
/ which the groom is cashier
! The groom gave his attendants cora
| cameo scarf pins. and the bride remem'
( Tered her maids with fancy pins Of eN-
/ duisite design
After an extensive trip, including
New Orleans, Chicago, Detroit New
/ York and Washington, they viii return
/ to Texas by water and on reacnin2
I FL Paso viii go at once to their owl
/ modern home, which awaits them