El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-14
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The marriage Of 1Iiss~Irene Essinger, /
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Es-
singer, to Charles ]. Burgess, Of Chi
cago, viii occur Wednesday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock, at the home Of the
brides parents, on Lee street. Rev. j.
P Rice, of the First Christian church,
will officiate The bride and groom
win leave Immediately after the cere-
mony for a months trip, including Den
yer, Pueblo, Salt Lake City and other
western points, after which they viii
return to Chicago TO make their future
home.
A quiet home wedding. celebrated
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. was
that Of Charles r. Brownie and Mrs
Lillian Boone. The ceremony occurred
at the home Of the bride, in East ~
PasO, with Rev. Kenneth Brown ofriel-
ating-
Both the bride and groom have resid--
ed in FL Paso a nur1ber OF years and
have here many friends.
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, at the
residence OF the groom, Mrs annie
Bates and w. H. Long were united IN
marriage by Rev. J. D. Ray The bride
and groom have both lived here num-
Der Of years and are well known Iney
left immediatelv for a months trip
through California and upon their re-
turn will reside at the corner OF OcLa-
via and Olive streets
A very pretty and quiet wedding was
that Of Miss Rose Stein and Aorahala
Terber, which took place at the nome OF
Rabbi n. Schechter, who performed the
ceremony.
in white messaline with lace trimmings,
wearing the cOnTenuO ven. aeL
bouquet was a lovely shower OF D4-1s
roses and lilies OF tue valley.
rfu-e
tions were shOWered upon MS ana al
Terber. who then led the way 70 Ins
dining room, where the wedding CAKE
was cut A.
and Mrs. Joe Goodman, Mr. ana MS a
StolarOff, Mr.. and Mrs l. aur9ell1'
mr.. and Mrs. H Block, MIS- Dochse5
mer, r. Talpis, ]. Snyder, Mess[s- a
and D. Jaffe, Jaffe, ST.. Miss Celia GOOD
man, Mrs. o. A Landa, MIS-. n SCne-li-
ter. Mr.. Oppenheimer.
The bride is from Los Angeles, Car,
ard the groom is SUCCESSFUL yoans
business man Of Clifton, Arlz' "ne1e
they viii make their future nome
One Of the most attractive weddings
of the fall season was that soleInLl1s4
WEDNESDAY afternoon at O'Clock az
Temple Mt Sinai uniting in marriage
Miss Lily Calisher and Max Moye.
The decorations Of the Temple, Wh1cn
were in green and Whltes were eLayo
ELEGANCE Ropes Of smllaX were grace
FULLY draped from window to window
while q potted plant rested upon the
SIN Of each window The central aisle
of the church was transformed INTO
lane Of green and white, with ropes o.
smilax festooned on either side ana
caught at alternate peWs with DAINTY
baskets Of marguer1res- SIX aEclles OF
smilaX spauned the altar forming
bower Of green under which the Drlda-
couple stood during the ceremony. The
altar was decorated with a proIuslOn
Of marguerites, and on either side were
placed brass candelabra holding II
candles. which when lighted gave a
most beautiful effect
AS the church filled with guests,
[ Francis Moore. presiding at the organ,
played various selections, and Just be-
fore the bridal party entered Mrs A
II. Goldstein sang IN an exquisite voice
still as the Night"
The maid Of honor and sister Of the
groom. Miss Della MOye. came in first
and was followed by the bride on the
arm Of her father, who gave. her IN
marriage They were met at the altar
by the groom and his best man, Law
renee Calisher-
The organ was played softly through
out the ceremony which was performed
by rabbi Martin Zielonka. The bride
wore an exquisite creation of white
satin cashmere. made empire style, en-
[ train. and handsomely trimmed with
/ duchess lace The long tulle veil was
worn in quaint hood effect A diamond
| lavaliere was the only ornament worn.
and a shower bouquet Of brides roses
I was carried
The maid Of honor, Miss Della Moye
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